So Smash N Grab is a result of bail reform, really?
I fail to see the correlation. Are there times when a criminal who will always be a criminal progresses from petty crime to a violent one, absolutely!
But did instituting the death penalty cause people to stop killing each other? Hell in the Middle East people still try to steal knowing they might get their hands chopped off.
People who smash a building window to get in are not A) getting out with no bail and B) get charged with more than theft and C) if there is any coordination there is another charge.
I absolutely believe it needs to be scrutinized but we've become such a lazy country where we blame everything on the first thing we see.
Replies to: So Smash N Grab is a result of bail reform, really?
i bet when criminals get their hands cut off, they don’t do it again.
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It's the fault of you people. Social Justice/woke bullshit.
You caused it. Screw you.
Just an observation: No booking photos of 14 Smash & grabers, but Crumbleys are all over the web
Is the publication of photos of accused based on the level of charges or something else?
Google the County Sheriff Office's website. It's not that hard.
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Yea, like that's all over the web. Yr a sad sack
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Jen said it’s the pandemic.
Hilarious.
Well, there's been an increase in such activity.
What other factors would you propose as correlating?
And the 14 arrested for the latest smash and grab in LA were back on the street
due to low/no bail policies. I'm sure they will be well behaved from here on out.
Temple University student was just killed by a guy who was arrested for carjacking this summer.
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you fail to see the correlation.
the stiffer the penalty the less crime
Real deep thinkers replied I see
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You did hit the lottery in that regard.
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