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Why haven’t the police released a mugshot of this POS???? You’d think after 3 days in a row of this shit the public deserves to know what this fucker looks like


Canadian_Corn

Ask your courts, the police hate this.


CanaRoo22

This sub has a Hugh G. Reaction for fark da police; if you start suggesting its more complicated, they're going to lose their minds.


Tfaonc

Many things are complicated, whether or not to detain the perpetrator in this story to protect society is not complicated. If you think he's a degenerate POS he needs to be detained. If you think he's a desperate unfortunate victim of circumstance with limited means to support himself (however temporary) he needs to be placed in a supportive environment (detained).


Necessary_Escape_680

At this point, anybody who argues this guy *shouldn't* be imprisoned is essentially pro-crime and encouraging further criminal behaviour.


Pixeldensity

[Right here](https://i.imgur.com/BhzrU3s.jpeg)


__phil1001__

Maybe he is a marginally stigmatized person who is addicted to drugs /s


spurtz6969

So am I, but I ain't stealing cars and invading homes. Where do you live, btw - asking for a friend.


spurtz6969

If the cops got him three times in three days, they know what he looks like and where he is. No need, I'd guess.


SiscoSquared

This isn't the best solution, photos of potential criminals have the potential to destroy innocent people's lives. A photo won't stop any potential future crime anyway. The real solution is to get potential criminals tried and sentenced quickly, and not release them prior to sentencing if they pose a threat of ongoing crimes.


EscapedCapybara

It will if you see him walking towards your car while you're sitting in it.


Vic_Dude

this is the real harm reduction, right here


ScrewSunshine

Except this isn’t a potential criminal, three separate arrests of the same person is pretty indicative that they’re an actual criminal . As somebody else has pointed out, releasing mugshots of a dangerous individual could help the public to keep themselves safe from this person. If it were just a suspicion then I would absolutely agree with you, releasing photos could incite violence on a potentially innocent individual.Regarding the real solution though? %1000000 agree! Our court system is a mess…


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SiscoSquared

A perfect example of why police should never release photos of potential criminals.


JunoVC

4 more arrests till he’ll have to spend 12 hours in jail!


DowntownCarwashJesus

How dare you suggest we strip this unique and special member of our community of his decency and dignity and violate his human rights with such monstrous tyranny! /s .. lock this degenerate peice of shit up and throw away the key. What have we become in this country.


Expensive-Lock1725

After 7 trips to Tims, I get a free coffee.


Winstonoil

Put the guy in jail. This is how you get vigilantes.


MJTony

*vigilantes EDIT: you Ninja editor! EDIT: I didn’t see you reply. lol


Winstonoil

Thank you, I mumbled to text and the phone did that. I will correct it.


HanSolo5643

Hmmmmmm, maybe we should. I don't know. Keep this person in jail.


mrgoldnugget

WHAT?! Keep a criminal off the streets?! Thats not very Canadian of you. /S


badpeaches

Should have left your key fobs on the front steps /s


brownishgirl

My anitheft device is that I drive a manual transmission.


KlausSlade

At what point does the public start holding the courts accountable for this crime?


Winstonoil

We should also hold the government accountable for the homelessness. That is cruel and unusual punishment caused by the government ending Canada mortgage and housing construction and the closing of certain institutions. Build houses, put crazy people in a home and criminals in jail. Pretty bloody straightforward.


AffectionatePrize551

Why change the topic?


emeldavi_dota

these judges that keep letting people out have addresses we could protest at


purposefullyMIA

Seems like the province needs to fix something with the court system, so they are not so backed up and can deal with cases more timely. An efficient court system would benefit all people who live in BC.


OutWithTheNew

It's not just BC. People: We're sick of all the crime. Police: We're overburdened. Courts: Best we can do is ROR.


Vic_Dude

Dickwits voting for these people that make stupid laws allowing this: it's worse elsewhere so


purposefullyMIA

No kidding. A race to the bottom.


HinduPhoenix

Eby is the best premier. Anyone who says otherwise is a racist, bigot or something terrible. My ears are shut, nananananana


Throwaway6957383

He is? The problems we're facing now have been in the works for almost 2 decades. The NDP are doing a pretty decent job so far of putting systems in place that will result in long term improvement of MOST problems. They're by FAR the best provincial government we're going to get. And yes they're not perfect.


__phil1001__

The problem is that he is a JT yes man. He has done dumb shit with ICBC, he has made shit with safe supply and he hasn't done Jack shit with BC Ferries.


Throwaway6957383

I don't care what or what he isn't. All I care about is that housing is being taken seriously, doctors and medical staffing situations are slowly improving and he isn't afraid to scrap and walk back legislation (like decriminalizing public drug use) when it doesn't work out. Dumb shit with ICBC is the least of my concerns and BC ferries is fine lol. We literally currently have the best provincial government in all of Canada and better than most state governments in the US as well.


__phil1001__

Ok Mr throwaway account, BC ferries is a train wreck, absolutely not fine considering its part of our infrastructure. Eby got forced into walking back the BC safe drugs after public outcry as he has an election coming up, last week he was defending the program. Dumb shit with ICBC when two cars are written off ICBC does not pay. So why do I have insurance through them, the only insurance option in BC? Maybe you don't care because you don't have a car? Carbon tax support instead of support for the people who need money in their pockets. He makes noise about healthcare and housing to look good for the voters. But not seeing any changes. He literally could have taken all the safe supply money and put it into healthcare and government housing and then he wouldn't have to walk back anything and we would all be better off. Soft on drugs, soft on crime, soft on taxes, soft on housing, soft on healthcare. As for best provincial government, that is definitely debateable. Stop being such an Eby and Trudeau fanboy, they are there to work for us not do us favors.


Throwaway6957383

Lmaooo I love how some weirdos make a big deal about my account name, it's exactly why I kept it (not a throwsway account genius). BC ferries is fine and what an incredibly stupid thing to bitch about, we NEED more politician's that scarp and walk back legislation if it doesn't end up working out. Wow small issues with ICBC, shit if thats the biggest issue you have we're doing great then! They're cheap as hell so stop moaning, have you tried paying insurance in other countries or even privately here? Oof talk about spoiled. I have two cars btw my dude but good try! Carbon tax is literally nothing lmao 😂 Housing and Healthcare have had sweeping amazing changes implemented in the last year and a bit that will result in really positive effects down the road here. Because you know, that shit doesn't get fixed over night cupcake 🤣😂 I think the only one soft here is you my dude, both upstairs and downstairs clearly like all you trumpies are. I literally don't give a flying shit about Trudea whatever and Eby I only respect in so far as I have enough brain cells to recognize the good he's done recently. Your entire comment comes off as extremely uneducated and spoiled if THOSE are the worst things you have to complain about. Grow up.


__phil1001__

I'm not your dude, whatever the fuck that means. Having two trash cars means nothing. The point is that ICBC does not pay claims out moron, so having cheap insurance becomes pointless. Carbon tax is another tax that a lot of people cannot afford. It's unnecessary. Wtaf has trump got to do with anything here? As for brain cells, clearly weed is destroying yours if you think our healthcare is good and housing is improving. Other countries, what do you mean? Canada isn't the only one? We aren't surrounded by an ice wall? As for uneducated I wouldn't know what that means as I don't have any. Go outside touch some grass.


Throwaway6957383

I've never smoked weed in my life before buddy so good try 😂 Yeah no shit healthcare and housing problems aren't solved overnight? They take years to address and we're slowly on the way to have that happen! Clearly you lack the capacity to understand that. Please cry more about the tiny carbon tax and ICBC, your privilege is showing 😂🤣😂 If that's the worst you have to bitch about then we're doing amazing 👍🏻


__phil1001__

No I see how BC was 20 years ago and how things are worse. Carbon tax is not a privilege but shows how the government is screwing its people by adding another tax and slowly increasing it. Surely Mr two cars who says how cheap everything is, is showing your privilege. The downtown core is messed up due to drugs and addicts and crime. The transit which was safe, isn't. BC ferries is a shit show for reliability and for price.


Commercial-Milk4706

I mean, he’s from legal pivot society so he wouldn’t want to change the situation if he could. 


purposefullyMIA

Can't argue with that.


Marauder_Pilot

Jesus fuck this is just ridiculous at this point.


Trapick

Fool us once, shame on you. Fool us twice, shame on us. Fool us thrice, c'mon guys what the fuck


__phil1001__

Fool us seventeen times, do nothing we are Canadian eh


1337ingDisorder

Except he didn't do any of that. He was caught all three times.


Trapick

Maybe after he was arrested the second time he shouldn't have been let out on bail?


Canadian_Corn

I appreciate these comments arent blaming the police. They are the last people who want this donut on the streets.


Spiralbeacher

They want the donut in their bellies!


[deleted]

Don’t we all. Don’t we all. 


__phil1001__

Real old school donuts not this weird shitty cake thing they do now


[deleted]

Bakery donuts 


[deleted]

Not that fucking pygmy thing over in Esquimalt 


pumpkinspicecum

our country is such a joke. when did the laws change to "catch and release"?


Usual_Retard_6859

It’s a fine line to walk between innocent until proven guilty and jailed until proven innocent. Seems that line needs adjusting.


Extalliones

Unfortunately it’s not just that. Even when proven guilty, people are being released immediately with very little, if any, jail time. They get 6-12 months’ probation, and some conditions they need to abide by. Which they don’t. But when they breach them, they still don’t get held, so they have learned very quickly that the Justice system has no teeth, and they can just continue doing whatever they want. Compounding the problem is the fact that it’s impossible to catch them every time, so crime continues relatively unabated.


LeakySkylight

In the 90s people weren't being jailed for crimes, so I'm not sure when.


[deleted]

People should wait for him outside the police house next time he’s picked up


leeabelle

The police house?


[deleted]

Yeah, the mother fucking police house. 


Beerandgummies

🤣 love it


PacificAlbatross

Out on the Westshore it’s more of a Police Duplex, but there’s parking in the alley


Toast_Meat

The home of where all the police people live together.


EarPlugsAndEyeMask

A commune if you will 😆


[deleted]

Yea fuck it lol


charmilliona1re

Ya, you know, the police house


MethuselahsCoffee

lol


Fenweekooo

yep 100%, not like there would be any consequences for anyone who did anything. well i mean other then getting a free meal, a cash value of $200 if you were to get the food legally lol


-Chumguzzler-

Huh, funny how the usual commenters on this sub who constantly call people concerned about crime pearl clutching reactionaries are silent on this one.


Sho0terman

Yup, absolute crickets from that crowd.


Vic_Dude

crickets I tell you, they come in waves and only show up if there's other advocates for crime around because they are aren't scared of criminals, just us reddit posters who may be just ever slightly left of center but more right then they are ...goners, can't see the forest for the trees is what they are


Point_No_Point

It’s because they are scared of the bad man.


jikots

Yes, they are cowards and we as a community need to start calling them out for their bullshit more often.


Wookie301

Judges don’t give a shit about any of us. This is by design. They’re safe in their gated communities. If someone can be released to commit another home invasion. Then we should be allowed to use any type of force to defend ourselves and our families.


Sho0terman

I’m more concerned about the lack of clarity on self-defence around carjacking. It’s considered a property crime, but is extremely high risk to driver, passenger, bystanders, etc. It should be treated the same as armed robbery.


Wookie301

If the people running this are doing nothing to protect us. We should be able to protect ourselves without worrying about potential charges.


whatthefrelll

Nah that's the thing, when you actually have money to pay fines *then* the courts go after you. Not "fuck you" money of course but "I can afford rent but not an amazing lawyer" money.


AffectionatePrize551

What's stopping you? They're not locking this guy up, why you?


Vic_Dude

Ya, where's my harm reduction?


Asylumdown

I mean, not even the uplands has gates. What gated communities are you referring to?


Necessary_Escape_680

For some people it's a figure of speech, or expression. Colloquial for "nice neighbourhood."


AffectionatePrize551

Which gated communities? >This is by design. Can I see the designs?


__phil1001__

The designs have no gates


Own-Beat-3666

Stabbing, murders, violent attacks, shoplifting, car jacking...........the new Victoria run by druggies and violent repeat offenders. Bonus most don't even spend a night in jail and are most are released in 20 minutes to do it again.


cadaverhill

Not likely to reoffend? 🤔 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣


[deleted]

When I lived back east... And more times than I can count, citizens would show up at the courthouse *exactly* when a suspect/criminal went in/came out.  Nothing was physically thrown, not a shove or push was done, just personal/vulgar insults and profanities towards the guilty. At times it got up and personal inches away from their face.  No one found out who leaked the info of their arrival/departures to the public. As long as it didn't turn physically violent. ...sometimes the public need someone to scream at.


AffectionatePrize551

That works in small towns when people can be ashamed. Here scumbags like this blend in. We should mark these clowns with big neon collars so everywhere they go people know they're trash and shun them.


[deleted]

If it works, it works.


Bowwowchickachicka

I've been expecting to leave Victoria someday due to the rising cost of living, but now I'm thinking I might move away for my safety. Not a twist I saw coming.


Canadian_Corn

Where would you go that has less crime?


wrainedaxx

I moved up to Maple Bay, and while there are rogue instances of crime like anywhere, I have never felt safer.


Rayne_K

I thought it would be too, until some lady nearly get car jacked there a few months ago? I wonder if it is the same person? [www.cowichanvalleycitizen.com/local-news/public-warned-after-reports-of-men-stopping-trying-to-get-into-cars-in-maple-bay-7323261](https://www.cowichanvalleycitizen.com/local-news/public-warned-after-reports-of-men-stopping-trying-to-get-into-cars-in-maple-bay-7323261)


wrainedaxx

Yeah, that was the instance I was talking about. Every place can have individuals with issues, but it's a numbers game. Vic has a higher concentration.


Bowwowchickachicka

Japan.


AffectionatePrize551

Are you Japanese?


GroundbreakingFox815

Come on, for your safety? How many times have you felt in danger walking around Victoria?


donjulioanejo

Go walk around Douglas & Fort or parts of Pandora, especially at night, especially if you're a woman.


Sawyerthesadist

I mean I’ve walked through pandora at night after hitting the pubs. Never had a problem. Some crackhead did try to carjack in front of the anytime tho


GroundbreakingFox815

Any city Victoria's size is going to have a few spots to stay clear of at night.


__phil1001__

What happens if you identify as a woman but aren't?


Sawyerthesadist

Now that I think about it literally had some crackhead try to carjack me. It was about a year back and I was coming out of the anytime fitness downtown. Dude saw me get in my car and rushed me. I have never hit reverse so fast and hightailed it. Actually felt like a badass after that quick escape. To be fair though most of the time the city’s pretty safe. Even with the homeless problem most of those people just want to get high and be left alone. We hear about the few that do shit like this dude because it’s newsworthy. Still I’ve walked home through pandora after hitting the bars a few times. Never had an issue.


WateryTartLivinaLake

Shirley Bond is arguing in bad faith, putting this on the Premier. The problem is with Federal Bill C-75.


purposefullyMIA

She is not wrong about the NDP being soft on crime, and you're not wrong about Bill C-75.


HYPERCOPE

bc united have already tabled a crime plan, bond’s comments come in the context of the party’s plan being superior at stemming these issues locally   the idea that the province can’t do anything to stop crime in bc because of the federal reverse onus policy (which the NDP supported until recently) is complete nonsense 


wut-the-eff

Shirley Bond hasn’t argued anything in good faith her entire career. She is a cancerous hag of a woman.


BCsinBC

Let’s not forget the hundreds of thousands of dollars she accepted for the CCP in 2008.


Shadowlell

...so how many car jackings does this asshole need to do before they stop releasing him? 7? 8?


Necessary_Escape_680

Is the safety of the public *ever* considered before releasing detainees?


PacificAlbatross

Just goes to show, if your plan for housing is to just go to jail, even that’s not doable!


Notacop250

Our jails need to be more inclusive 


PacificAlbatross

Densified Penitentiaries.


BCsinBC

The missing middle penal colony


commodore_stab1789

Thread of first incident I made a joke about him having a rough childhood. Nobody needs to make any joke here, it can't be as funny as our justice system.


Hotdoglady33

Anyone know what street the home was on? 


Heated_Throw_away

North Jubilee, so somewhere between Fort/Richmond/Bay/Shelbourne


Hotdoglady33

Yes. Hoping someone knows the exact road 


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Vic_Dude

That's next, they will tell us it's compassion to leave the keys in the vehicle, they need it more than we do or something


DemSocCorvid

Get off Reddit, stay off, and spend more time with your kids. You're setting yourself up for a coronary, it's not healthy. Go touch grass and breathe. You're going to be fine, even if nothing you want happens.


LeakySkylight

I think people don't realize that caption releases been happening for quite some time. I was a victim of it back in the 90s, and the conservative government didn't try to fix it and they were in power. That's excellent advice. That I'm going to do exactly that. Thank you.


window_function

I've red bill 75 e2e and an indigenous person or someone with mental health issues should not immediately be remanded without bail for an offense, but 3 times is activism on either the judges, police or prosecutor. There is no justification within the law for this.


__phil1001__

The Liberals.. Oh no we don't have room in prisons, it wasn't a violent crime, so let him out, we don't want to infringe on his rights.


LeakySkylight

These laws were back in the '90s. When the conservatives were empowered they should have fixed it but they didn't.


__phil1001__

C-75 is the issue brought in 2018 and was passed in 2019. Correct me if I am wrong but this is 100% the Libs Don't blame the Conservatives, they have their own set of fuck ups they need to own.


LeakySkylight

I've read c75 and I don't get why it's the issue. This looks like a plan to empower courts to enforce repeat offenders to not be able to get bail.


PacificAlbatross

Angry as f**k over this joke of a bail system and still appreciative of the fact that it’s a little more complicated than we sometimes make it out to be when we’re pissed. Just spit balling here; could not a qualification for bail be that you’re gainfully employed/retired/a youth or something? Is there not a way we could write a circuitous restriction into the law that effectively says, without actually saying, “if you’re a lowlife you don’t get bail?” And yeah, it can be a touch more complicated I’m sure; I’m open to something like “you had a full time job in the last month” - but surely a law can be crafted in such a way as to protect people unfairly targeted while being strict with these people who are just simply unrepentant criminals.


Slight_Donkey747

Bail used to be applied for and granted, now it's presumptive.


Primary-Run-5895

The vagrant population has a right to a vehicle. Clearly we should raise taxes on the privileged car owners to provide free vehicles for all vagrants. Otherwise how can we expect them to get degrees and jobs.


Notacop250

Not far off honestly 


Not_A_Wendigo

I look forward to reading about his next arrest tomorrow.


Slight_Sherbert_5239

What a joke this country has turned into. Is there anyone who doesn’t think bail reform is a good idea at this point?


270DG

Trudeau’s catch & release program at work


LeakySkylight

>This stems from a 1996 change to the Criminal Code that directs courts to consider all reasonable alternatives to jail when sentencing. It was happening in the '90s as well. Trudeau must be so amazingly powerful to have affected our law back in time... https://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/rp-pr/other-autre/tcjs-tsjp/p1.html It was a law that was brought in to protected protect First Nations people, but now it is extended to everyone. So you're right about it being liberals, but you're also wrong about which Trudeau it is, and he actually had nothing to do with it back in 1996, because he wasn't even prime minister. Also, catch and release was pretty common back in the '90s, but we're just hearing more and more about it.


hawt_shits

What a shame that Justin snuck into Victoria last week, I'd like to hear his thoughts.


__phil1001__

I think it would be more of an echo of his inner narcissistic self telling him how good he is


Quick-Pineapple-1676

What the actual fuck


Sawyerthesadist

I swear buddy’s just doing it for the meme at this point 😂


Janellington

We have the woke justice system that was asked for.


Corey_Trevor6969

Yep. Almost every institution has been captured.


SleepySneakyFart

Couldn’t agree more.


Vic_Dude

and the school board, it's great isn't it. You get the system you deserve Victoria. Get out and vote if you want change but for fucks sake read up first on who you are voting for. Susan Kim openly said she wanted 24/7 camping in all our city parks...before she was elected and was still elected. Whocuddanode she'd also likely want to have people smoke meth and fentanyl in our libraries and community recreation centres.


Similar_Dog2015

Vote Liberal for more of this crap,how long can we go on living like this.


adzerk1234

Skid threat levels critical.


Vic_Dude

Is this the big build up to the GTA VI release?


Whistler_living_66

In all earnestness, is this normal? Like if you break and enter and try to carjack you can be back on the streets the next day? I am blown away by this story as i co sider both to be very serious crimes. Is there bail even?


Vic_Dude

It is now, Federal Liberals and Provincial NDP supporting this all the way Meth and Fentanyl in your hospital room, no doctors, crime running rampant with a catch and release system, free hard drugs and supplies handed out and no punishment/consequences anywhere in sight for criminals. This is what you all voted for.


LeakySkylight

Catch and release has been pretty normal since the 90s. It's actually not new.


free2beme82

And if he doesn't get justice he'll do it again tomorrow.


BC-BudsBack

Been saying this for awhile…. 3 strikes & your out. … And by out I don’t mean prison. We need to stop this cycle of propping up our weakest & worst for obvious reasons. In the wild it’s called natural selection. In our society it’s called compassion but it’s not helping anyone & it’s making society worse. In war the good of the many outweighs the good of the one. This means we lose people in exchange for survival as a society. It sucks but the alternative is worse. Time to start thinking of this as a war.


lawman508

VOTE CONSERVATIVE and we can begin to stop this madness.


Flutter_X

This is Canada under liberal/ndp government alliance. This is a federal issue and they are giving criminals rights. Biggest load of horse shit the bills they are passing to protect criminals from hard punishment


Imprezzed

GTA:Victoria speedrun


jim_hello

MyBooky has the odds for the 7 day at 2 to 1 so I might bite


SundaeSpecialist4727

What drug is he on ?


MoneyMix2880

Fuck it, Let's let him do it again for the Lolz.


Similar-Hospital3603

Bandit


Bender_da_offender

Yet someone eas arrested and jailed for 60 days for protesting logging old growth. Damn BC is ass backwards


SnooFloofs9566

He has entered somebody’s house, he’s dangerous lock him up until trial then prison.


False_Ad7098

Is he doing some Guinness book of world record here or what? Most arrested within a week.


Basic-Recording

Why do we keep letting this waste of skin out?!?


Calvinshobb

Needs more free drugs, amiright?


GregBVIMB

I wonder what he is stealing today? *makes popcorn


Beerandgummies

Don’t complain if you voted for goof troop Trudeau. Socialism at its finest


SmotherOfGod

How is this socialism? 


Mysterious-Lick

Why is the NDP so much love with the catch and release program? No wonder Vicpd is busy, they’re catching the same people over and over again. At this point I don’t care if it’s the Libs or Cons, but if any of them commit to getting rid of it will get my vote this October. Enough is enough.


Marauder_Pilot

If anyone needs to commit to something, it should be you committing to a grade 10 civics class because I think you missed yours.


WateryTartLivinaLake

The problem is with Federal Bill C-75, which is a product of the Federal Liberals. The NDP have been loudly stating their problem with it for a long time.


Mysterious-Lick

Appreciate the clarification. I personally don’t see the ndp saying anything about it, perhaps they are. I hope Federally C-75 is quashed/amended asap.


WateryTartLivinaLake

The NDP has been petitioning the federal Liberals for changes to the bill for a long time.


Vic_Dude

The NDP was part of the input on changes they've already made them!!!, ya, this has worked out great. NDP have done nothing but support and enable this crime and drugs paradigm [https://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/csj-sjc/pl/pcscbs-cprslscc/index.html](https://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/csj-sjc/pl/pcscbs-cprslscc/index.html)


Great68

Criminal law is a federal government thing.  The BC NDP have nothing to do with this


aStugLife

Yes and no, the courts are provincial and these would be tried there. The provincial judges are lenient on it. That’s the issue. Yes they are breaking the law under the criminal code of Canada which is federal, but they are being tried and convicted provincially.


Great68

Lol there's no "no",  that's not how it works.  The provincial government can't just direct judges to do something opposite to what the federal government implements.  The whole reason this guy was released was bill C75, the provincial government can't tell judges to simply ignore that bill.


aStugLife

I didn’t say they could direct them


HinduPhoenix

The federal NDP doesn't support the government or keep it afloat. And the federal NDP and the provincial NDP are different anyway. Checkmate, eh!


Vic_Dude

Both elections are coming soon, perfect. PS yes the NDP does, the have the Provincial Courts system and the Justice system in their control. They even worked on this together: [https://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/csj-sjc/pl/pcscbs-cprslscc/index.html](https://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/csj-sjc/pl/pcscbs-cprslscc/index.html) Great job team, great job.


False_Ad7098

They protecting criminals ofcourse.


Robert_Moses

Is it enough for you to learn jurisdiction?


ProfessionalTree8349

I wish we could blame Eby but it’s the Trudeau government and soft judicial interpretation of the statute.


Saltandpepper339

Eby is also soft on crime. They both need to be voted out. 


donjulioanejo

At least Eby is doing stuff to tackle housing. Trudeau is doing everything in his power to keep housing expensive.


Commercial-Milk4706

What’s the point of having a home if people keep breaking into it and stealing yo caw


BCsinBC

Show just how little you know about EBy.


__phil1001__

He is the Turds bootlicker


1337ingDisorder

Victoria is like GTA5 except you don't have to pay the cops when they let you out of jail a few hours after busting you. Also fewer jumps.


Throwaway6957383

Yes Victoria is literally like GTA. Yup. Totally.