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Teagan Rasche
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The circling entry of high-risk criminals
See: Release, re-offend, re-arrest and follow. It’s the period for some great danger offenders. Teagan Rasche looks at why they’re being released when they’re a risk to the public.
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Release, re-offend, re-arrest and follow. It’s the pattern of some high-risk offenders, including one man who recently left Headingley Correctional Centre this week after a long criminal history. Authorities in Winnipeg claim that 52-year-old Marcel Hank Charlette poses a higher chance of reoffending against all ages, including children. The Criminal Defense Lawyers Association of Manitoba’s communications director, litigator Christopher Gamby, claims that courts will do everything in their power to give just sentence to offenders. Trending Then
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According to Gamby,” Locking people up on an unspecified sentence is not something our society may get quietly; it should be reserved for certain situations where it is absolutely necessary for the protection and safety of the people,” See the report to learn the full story.
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