When You Spend All Your Time Dealing With Repeat Offenders

National Post- Canadian police begin calling out judges, prosecutors for worsening crime

After months of Canadian police agencies saying they’ve been overwhelmed by the consequences of “catch and release” justice, some have now taken to calling out the actions of specific judges and prosecutors they deem responsible.

On Monday, the Toronto Police Association directly blamed judges for a case in which a 12-year-old on a release order was alleged to have participated in the beating death of a Toronto homeless man.

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14 Replies to “When You Spend All Your Time Dealing With Repeat Offenders”

  1. no no no no no.
    credit where credit is due.
    this is a success not a deadly failure.
    liberals have long known the relevant cause and effect, voting patterns vs societal well being.
    they wanted it
    they voted for it
    they go what they wanted.

    start your whinging there.

  2. “Related”
    So is hate now a mental disorder if its directed at Jews or right-wing whiteys?

    The government (Forever Liberals) values rehabilitation of the unrepentant over punishment, criminals over victims.
    It s Shithole Verification Checkbox.
    Liberalism is a mental disorder.

    Shithole.

  3. Judges need to be named and shamed. An online reccord card would be nice. they do it for teachers….

    1. Seconded. Came here to say exactly this…what’s the judge’s name and how did he get his appointment.

      RNrn

  4. Recidivism, or repeat, relapsed offenders, has been explained in the past as being due to harsh prison conditions and reluctance to hire ex cons, etc., leading them, perforce, to repeat their criminal patterns.
    However, the catch and release approach seemingly flies in the face of that theory.
    Just spit balling that thought.
    Oh, and I like to say “recidivist” to sound all ejukated and shit.

  5. I agree those tasked with rounding up criminals should be outing those who free criminals without consequence.

    related:
    “A 28-second video of the incident was shared widely online, drawing swift condemnation from Prime Minister Mark Carney and Quebec Premier François Legault.”

    This is the garbage we’re governed by. If every criminal act we are subjected to were “shared widely online” we’d be better off for it. We could call it the #Librano Channel … that’s a partial intent of sharing, to not only show what’s happening in our streets while the gov’t is looting the treasury, so as to show the abject failure of all gov’t policies intended to protect us from those people’s violence and malfeasance. I don’t care what the consequences are for those who are charged with crimes. People are charged with crimes so as to protect us from future crimes, not to reward the criminal’s mediocracy.

    Perhaps in the future, street videographers could follow those criminals to their residence to show the police where to go in order to ease their day. Then comment online about it while the mothers who bleat “he was always such a good boy” can think about it while protestors stand out front their homes showing posters of the miscreant’s endeavors.

    What the gov’t is doing on the criminal front, isn’t working.
    Sunlight is the best disinfectant.

    1. Was watching the news today. One story was about a home invader that got into a random house and beat up some old guy. No pictures or comments. The other was about a purse snatcher. 3 pictures of the (white) guy along with a warning not to approach and call the cops like he’s a chainsaw murderer. You’ll never guess the etnicity of the first guy…

  6. Society and the police are left to deal with the idiotic decisions of judges and prosecutors. If the judges and prosecutors felt the sting of their actions, they would act completely differently.

  7. But, but, but … there are TOO MANY people ovvvv cullller incarcerated in white, Western capitalist nations. Free, Free the brothas!! Free, Free, the brothas.

    White society doesn’t understand the black man who TAKES what he wants. It takes a whole village of retail storefronts to raise a black child. A whole clip of his 9 mil emptied from a moving vehicle. Don’t impose your white laws on the black man.

  8. The crime “problem” stares you right in the face when you flip through the pages of mugbooks in any/every police booking room in the country: recidivism. And despite billions of dollars pissed away over decades on rehabilitation and healing programs, the effectiveness of which range from useless to counter-productive, our courts and social systems double down on the pretense that the security concerns of ordinary Canadians are adequately addressed by this catch-and-release program.

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