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Monday Night Football starts with this refrain, "Are you ready for some football?"
Our cops and politicians are beginning to give this refrain, "Are you ready for a crime wave caused by Sacramento?"
"With time ticking down on his final term, Simi Valley Mayor Paul Miller (a former Police Chief) warned recently of a problem that local cities—and future city councils—will have to grapple with, one that could have far-reaching impacts.
That problem is the potential early release of 40,000 inmates in California over a two-year period coupled with an ongoing program that releases parolees into local communities without supervision."
This does not take into account the number of criminals judges will not send to jail, because they know they will be out in a short time. In fact, some DA's and city attorneys are no longer prosecuting some crimes because the criminals will get no punishment when found guilty.
Feel safer? Just remember, when seconds count, the police are minutes away and justice will never happen.
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Our cops and politicians are beginning to give this refrain, "Are you ready for a crime wave caused by Sacramento?"
"With time ticking down on his final term, Simi Valley Mayor Paul Miller (a former Police Chief) warned recently of a problem that local cities—and future city councils—will have to grapple with, one that could have far-reaching impacts.
That problem is the potential early release of 40,000 inmates in California over a two-year period coupled with an ongoing program that releases parolees into local communities without supervision."
This does not take into account the number of criminals judges will not send to jail, because they know they will be out in a short time. In fact, some DA's and city attorneys are no longer prosecuting some crimes because the criminals will get no punishment when found guilty.
Feel safer? Just remember, when seconds count, the police are minutes away and justice will never happen.
More...