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Offline Ptarmigan

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Chicago's grim murder trend blamed on light sentencing, misguided reforms
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2016/04/08/chicagos-grim-murder-trend-blamed-on-light-sentencing-misguided-reforms.html?intcmp=hplnws

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Lamar Harris had seven felony convictions and 43 arrests when he shot three Chicago police officers. The same week, Samuel Harviley, who had just been paroled after serving less than half of his sentence for armed carjacking, shot yet another of the Windy City’s finest.

Police officials, researchers and many elected leaders all agree that the pair were prime examples of the violent pool of criminals driving the city’s historically high crime rate. Ex-cons well-known to police and with a proven propensity for violence are being let out early from prison or let off lightly by judges, only to wreak havoc on the city, they say. 

In liberal Chicago. Go figure!  :mental:
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When serious crimes don't have serious consequences, serious crime will abound. The judges and legislators inflicting these criminals on society won't care as long as the thugs don't mess with them.
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