[OT] Catch and Release kills more people in Ontario

Actually, the catch and release policies of the Trudeau Liberals are
killing people all over Canada but this particular case is from
Ontario, Whitby to be exact, a suburb east of Toronto.

https://torontosun.com/news/local-news/warmington-suspected-lcbo-bandit-on-bail-at-time-of-deadly-wrong-way-401-crash

A foreign student only in Canada a few months, got into drugs and
started robbing liquor stores at knifepoint for money to buy drugs.
He apparently got arrested after each failed attempt but got bail each
time. On his fifth robbery attempt (LCBO stands for Liquor Control
Board of Ontario, which is the chain store where you buy hard liquor),
he apparently pulled a knife on a cop and a chase immediately ensued.
Then he went down the busiest highway in the country (and arguably
North America) the wrong way with police in pursuit. Unsurprisingly,
he hit a car that was going the right way on the highway killing three
of the people on board (a three month old baby and his grandparents) and
injuring the rest. Fortunately, the thief also died.

A lot of reasonable questions are being asked about why this guy was
allowed out on bail so many times considering his crimes of armed
robbery with many people suggesting he should simply have been deported
after the first offense. I'm having a lot of trouble thinking of
objections to any of that.

I'm sure Trudeau and his "progressive" cronies pat themselves on the
back multiple times a day for their compassion in trying to help the
poor, disadvantaged innocents who are committing these crimes by giving
them bail so they can find a path that doesn't involve jail but the
rest of us are sick of the resulting carnage.

Disturbingly, the authorities are trying to obscure the basic facts by
obsessing over whether the police should have followed the thief down
the highway in the wrong direction and planning extensive inquiries to
point fingers at police responses to this criminal rather than asking
how this thief was free to walk around and commit armed robberies in
the first place. 

--
Rhino