Governor, legislators respond to criminal killing wife after pretrial release – Center Square

“Now we’re dealing with the aftermath [of passing the Pretrial Fairness Act] and the aftermath is terrible,” state Rep. Dan Caulkins said. “This horrific crime could have been prevented and this person should have been restrained and his wife should have been protected. ... "There doesn’t seem to be any will in this building to actually do something that’s going to reduce crime."
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debtsor
1 year ago

Democrats are OK with this. They really are. They understand that people are going to die with their progressive pretrial release policies. But if a few people die by the hands of felons, that’s the price YOU as a society have to pay for social justice. Fewer Black criminals in jail before trial was the goal, one of the Four Pillars of the Black Caucus, and no crime, no matter how heinous, will change their minds. This is why communist ideologues must be defeated at the ballot box, and then imprisoned for life, because they cannot be reformed.

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