Just watched that this morning 
Law Enforcement - The Good, The Bad, The Ugly.....
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TPS spent months investigating a used car dealer allegedly selling stolen vehicles, laid 192 charges and then prosecutors dropped everything as there was no prospect of conviction. If you believe the guy charged, there is no prospect for conviction as the police were completely incompetent and the vehicles were never stolen, police just got confused about paperwork.
We really need grand juries here. That would save so many people from complete incompetence in blue.
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We really need grand juries here. That would save so many people from complete incompetence in blue.
Barrie, Ont., man cleared in $2.2M auto fraud case, all 92 charges dropped by Crown
A Barrie, Ont., man at the centre of an alleged used car fraud investigation, dubbed Project Warden by Toronto Police, says he has been vindicated after the Crown dropped all 92 criminal charges against him.
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Dirty Frank
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Posted about this case in the past.
Guy gets two less a day because the judge that sentenced the co-accused was lenient with their punishment.
The judge that was easy on these animals got promoted and we wounder what is wrong with our justice system.
Third man jailed for Kingsville sexual assault on Indigenous teen
Guy gets two less a day because the judge that sentenced the co-accused was lenient with their punishment.
The judge that was easy on these animals got promoted and we wounder what is wrong with our justice system.
Third man jailed for Kingsville sexual assault on Indigenous teen
Bribes for the whole Justice system.
Dirty Frank
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How not to be a 911 operator.
911 operator seems a bit deaf. for the LEOs, life in Florida.
Dirty Frank
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Have to put this one under the good,they also arrested and charged his surety.
That aside tho what the hell are they doing granting bail for this mutt?
windsorstar.com
That aside tho what the hell are they doing granting bail for this mutt?
Attempted murder suspect arrested in Windsor for bail breach
Attempted murder suspect arrested in Windsor for bail breach
windsorstar.com
Far too often a surety doesn't take their responsibility seriously, likely because the penalties have been so rarely applied. The breach must have been ridiculously obvious.Have to put this one under the good,they also arrested and charged his surety.
That aside tho what the hell are they doing granting bail for this mutt?
Attempted murder suspect arrested in Windsor for bail breach
Attempted murder suspect arrested in Windsor for bail breach
Lack of process to handle mental health issues.
This highlights our useless, corrupt politicians. DoFo rants and raves about the justice system and loose bail provisions. Fact is that the whole justice system is underfunded with unfilled judge positions, too few judges for the case load and too few jail and prison cells in both provincial anf federal systems.
A huge percentage of property crime is committed by a relatively small group of people who are arrested, released and immediately go back to work stealing cars and breaking into houses. Offence one, bail until trial. Offense two, jail until trial.
I understand that trial resources are so limited that about 98% of accused people are offered and accept a deal with reduced charges. If we really want these repeat offenders in jail then we have to increase spending in Justice and get people to trial and then into jail within a reasonable time frame.
I agree with their position.
The last paragraph is more than a little ironic. Only through a blue lens would anyone consider that cops are held accountable for their actions.
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What are you talking about? They are very fastidious in investigating themselves.
In general I support the police, I think they have a very tough job.
This said, police forces and individual police officers are rarely held accountable for mistakes they make or deliberate abuse of authority or railroading people in the justice system. The blue wall closes up to protect the system and this results in an erosion of trust and respect for law enforcement, which is unfortunate.
I agree 100 percent. Unfortunately, I see no movement at any level to resolve "laws for thee, not me" which is endemic in policing. The blue line and all those that believe in it must be purged. That restores public trust and makes the job slightly easier for the remaining good officers that were unable to do their job with honor and integrity prior to the purge.
Keep in mind that in some third world countries police are not respected. Immigrants from those countries may cause problems with police officers here.
At least those immigrants would be in the minority. Many, many canadians respect the difficulty of the job but not the officers as the system has put officers feelings and immunity in front of every single person they are sworn to protect. That's not the path to respect.
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