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Look, this is an absolute catastrophic degree of negligent fuck up on the part of Canadian police. There is no sugar coating that.
Any kindergardener could have figured this out but the police were stumped. I can't see people ever having faith in TPS again. It does not ger stupider than this.
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🚨BREAKING: A Canadian lawmaker just told residents facing home invasions that if criminals want to steal from them, they should simply let it happen.
Manitoba NDP MLA Billie Cross said during a debate that “if they want to steal, let them steal” because “that’s why we have insurance.” She argued that property is not worth risking a life over and that people should not put themselves in danger to stop a thief.
The advice is absurd on its face. Once someone has already broken into your home, you have no way of knowing whether they only want your TV or whether they plan to harm your family. Insurance can replace a stolen item. It cannot replace a human life or undo the trauma of an invasion.
Telling citizens to stand down and hope for the best while criminals walk through their doors is not leadership. It is surrender.
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That’s our police. We are not safe. We are on our own.
‼️This is Insane -- Last week, Toronto police let a wanted gunman walk free from hospital after speaking to him MULTIPLE TIMES.
In the early hours of October 29, three masked men armed with guns and a hammer stormed a Bridle Path home, shooting three family members and bludgeoning others with a hammer. One of the attackers, 23-year-old Daijohn Richards, was accidentally shot in the shoulder by his own crew.
He later walked into St. Joseph’s Health Centre for treatment.
Hospital staff alerted police under mandatory gunshot reporting rules. Officers arrived, spoke with Richards repeatedly, and still released him. Police later claimed they lacked “reasonable grounds” and wouldn’t act on mere suspicion. WTF???
By the time investigators connected him to the invasion Friday night, he was already long gone.
Richards is now wanted on charges including multiple counts of shooting with intent to wound, armed robbery, and aggravated assault.
He remains at large, considered armed and dangerous, while the family recovers from life-altering injuries.
Police had a BLEEDING suspect from a violent home invasion in their hands and simply let him leave.
RunnersWeb retweeted
Let me get this straight…those three thugs nearly kill that family of four in the Bridle Path, one of those animals is at St. Joe’s with a gunshot wound and police let him walk? Holy fuck, do better @TorontoPolice. This borders criminal negligence. Check section 219 of the CCC.
RunnersWeb retweeted
Carney puzzled after he gets a three word message from the German Chancellor
All it said was "Are you stupid?"
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RunnersWeb retweeted
Ohio, wake up, Amy Acton is a crazy drunk chick who shut down your state for Covid. Watch this clip of her drunk off her ass in a speech. I can’t believe she’s electable in a red state. Also, I’m in favor of drunk debates. Would be fantastic TV.
RunnersWeb retweeted
I really just fucking can't.
To arrest the clear suspect in a triple shooting requires an impossible level of evidence but meanwhile human rights tribunals give out $750K fines on unimaginably flimsy premises.
RunnersWeb retweeted
Should police be able to randomly pull over drivers to take a breathalyzer with no reason to suspect the driver..but not be able to pull over someone with an actual gunshot wound? Seems like a bit of common sense.
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Literally everyone knows that they only let this man go because he was black. A white man showing up at a hospital with a GSW immediately after a crime like this with white suspects would have been held on suspicion.
We want to address some confusion surrounding the investigation into the home invasion in the Bridle Path neighbourhood.
Investigators immediately recognized the potential connection between the home invasion and the individual who showed up at hospital with a gunshot wound.
But recognizing a potential suspect and having enough evidence to arrest them are two different things. Suspicion alone isn’t enough. Police need reasonable grounds, supported by evidence, to make an arrest.
We will continue to gather evidence and will go where the evidence takes us. We are grateful for the professionalism, tenacity and commitment of our investigators who continue this work.
Let’s keep the focus where it belongs: finding the outstanding suspects and holding those responsible for this violent home invasion accountable.
RunnersWeb retweeted
Tonight, I’ve realised it’s not just the Judges and politicians that are making our Cities more dangerous by releasing violent offenders.
It’s clearly criminal defence lawyers.
They argue to get these people released, knowing they’ve committed offences before and suspecting they’re guilty of the same.
So from here on in not only will I make videos about dirty police officers, but when a violent offender out on bail reoffends, I’ll make a video doxing the lawyer who aided in their release.
My first one will be about the lawyer who got this sack of crap released. 🤷♂️
RunnersWeb retweeted
I just caught a Trick-or-Treater dressed up as Angel Reese trying to egg my house.
She missed.
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For the seniors 🫡
🆚: The Citadel
⏰: 2:00pm
🏟️: Summers-Taylor Stadium
📍: Johnson City, TN
📺: ESPN+
#GoBucs
RunnersWeb retweeted
This is BEYOND outrageous!
The suspect who has been identified in the home invasion and shooting in Toronto Canada was apparently SHOT in the altercation by one of the other suspects.
He showed up at the hospital WITH A GUNSHOT WOUND TO THE SHOULDER.
And even worse: THE POLICE SHOWED UP AND ENCOUNTERED HIM AT THE HOSPITAL.
He was somehow DISCHARGED and is now on the run.
Listen to this answer from the queen of DEI herself, Kristy Smith.
If this doesn’t get your blood boiling, nothing will.
How are Toronto police not guilty of aiding and abetting a fugitive?
Kristy Smith also needs to be FIRED.
This is an absolute outrage.
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‼️This is Insane -- Last week, Toronto police let a wanted gunman walk free from hospital after speaking to him MULTIPLE TIMES.
In the early hours of October 29, three masked men armed with guns and a hammer stormed a Bridle Path home, shooting three family members and bludgeoning others with a hammer. One of the attackers, 23-year-old Daijohn Richards, was accidentally shot in the shoulder by his own crew.
He later walked into St. Joseph’s Health Centre for treatment.
Hospital staff alerted police under mandatory gunshot reporting rules. Officers arrived, spoke with Richards repeatedly, and still released him. Police later claimed they lacked “reasonable grounds” and wouldn’t act on mere suspicion. WTF???
By the time investigators connected him to the invasion Friday night, he was already long gone.
Richards is now wanted on charges including multiple counts of shooting with intent to wound, armed robbery, and aggravated assault.
He remains at large, considered armed and dangerous, while the family recovers from life-altering injuries.
Police had a BLEEDING suspect from a violent home invasion in their hands and simply let him leave.