This makes no sense. This guy broke into a woman’s house Monday morning, stabbed her in front of her child, fled the scene and there was a manhunt for him for a few hours in the city. Then he gets released after lunch on Wednesday.
What planet are our judges living on?
Ok-Problem-9034 on
This countries “laws” and law enforcement scare the sh1t out of me. Seriously how can anyone of sane mind think it’s OK he walks on bail? I rest safe in the knowledge that if I was that woman and child the men in my life would ensure he wouldn’t walk back to court for his suspended sentence.
L3S1ng3 on
>The man, who is not named for legal reasons …
And what are those ‘legal reasons’ ? … It’s one thing not to name him now that he’s been charged, it’s another thing to fob us off with non-descript ‘legal reasons’. Tell us the legal reasoning.
WeDoingThisAgainRWe on
This is so weird. Only 5000 bail anyway and unopposed and some pretty simple rules to it. Will be interesting to hear what comes out in court in this one.
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This makes no sense. This guy broke into a woman’s house Monday morning, stabbed her in front of her child, fled the scene and there was a manhunt for him for a few hours in the city. Then he gets released after lunch on Wednesday.
What planet are our judges living on?
This countries “laws” and law enforcement scare the sh1t out of me. Seriously how can anyone of sane mind think it’s OK he walks on bail? I rest safe in the knowledge that if I was that woman and child the men in my life would ensure he wouldn’t walk back to court for his suspended sentence.
>The man, who is not named for legal reasons …
And what are those ‘legal reasons’ ? … It’s one thing not to name him now that he’s been charged, it’s another thing to fob us off with non-descript ‘legal reasons’. Tell us the legal reasoning.
This is so weird. Only 5000 bail anyway and unopposed and some pretty simple rules to it. Will be interesting to hear what comes out in court in this one.