Maybe if the rider was pointing or displaying a firearm.
This sort of thing is never charged appropriately, if at all. It always seems to be some sort of traffic violation, instead of assault/battery with a weapon.
If I'm reading that correctly it would jibe with my instinct that while violent crime itself is decreasing, the severity of those violent crimes is increasing.
They don't need it. Brampton is still monitoring the speed cameras, though they can't charge anyone for what they have. They're using it to try and push for reinstating them by using the data for increased speeds, after the ban went into place. I really don't like how they expanded the camera...
As if that wasn't bad enough, Global News has revealed that over 100 inmates have been improperly released from prisons since 2021.
https://globalnews.ca/news/11801453/ford-government-jail-release-improper/
I'd like to see someone make a Charter challenge based on the fact that they just increased the ability to hold more people, for more time, rather than improve the Charter Right to trial within reasonable time.
Yeah, ideally you can do both at the same time. One issue is that we seems so stuck on punitive action, that addressing root causes gets left by the wayside.
You can absolutely have your license revoked for things like being in breach of the terms of your license, diversion of product to "illicit outlets", and the like. That it wasn't done in this case is stupid.
One thing for sure is that putting in LED crosswalks will result in people smashing LED crosswalks. At TMU they put in LED puck lights, around certain buildings, as both an architectural feature and as lighting for pedestrians. I think maybe a third of them have been smashed. You want better...
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