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    Die Verurteilung eines Mannes aus Toronto wegen Drogenhandels im Wert von 36 Millionen US-Dollar verzögert sich, da er darauf wartet, zum ersten Mal Vater zu werden


    Die Verurteilung eines Manns aus Toronto wegen 36-Millionen-Dollar-Drogenhandelsoperation verzögert sich, da er darauf wartet, zum ersten Mal Vater zu werden

    https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/windsor/drug-trafficking-ambassador-bridge-windsor-1.7424618

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    25 Comments

    1. gonzo_jerusalem12 on

      Can’t wait for this nonsense to be done. We have to go back to common sense.

    2. syrupmania5 on

      Theres a lot of empathy for criminals, if only the homeless got a bit of that empathy, instead of us importing 4% population growth, extending amortizations, and buying 50% of mortgage bonds.

    3. RudeTudeDude_ on

      This judge could have made a perfect example out of this idiot and sent a strong message to our friends in the US that we will fix this terrible problem. Instead, more nonsense.

    5. AdPopular2109 on

      Drug distributors should remain mandated death penalty…no exceptions and timed within weeks….their acts destroy entire generations

    6. asdasci on

      If he was caught with 36 million dollars worth of drugs, I’m sure he had a spare million or two lying around to “induce compassion”.

    7. 71-Bonez on

      What the hell has happened to our country? Do the crime do the time…

    8. idiot_liberal on

      Why does CBC always show pity to non Canadian doing crimes in Canada?

    10. Itchy_Training_88 on

      Quite simply bullshit, this isn’t a simple drug conviction, this is a high level player in the illicit drug market.

      I know its not in the criminal code, but this person should not be allowed to be in that child’s life at all.

      Given compassion due to ‘exceptional circumstances’, I guess the thousands of lives ruined by all that meth he was bringing into Canada is not ‘exceptional’.

    11. Kampfux on

      For the amount of oversight that Police have and how hard the public comes down on Police… the same needs to be done for Judge’s in Canada.

      They’re operating at near immunity and putting the public at risk.

    12. Disclosjer on

      Sorry Marvin, but you forfeited the right to see your first-born when you decided to mastermind a $36M drug trafficking ring. What tf are we even doing anymore?

      Our judicial system is full of smooth brains, especially the Judges.

    13. Windatar on

      Get caught with nearly 40 million dollars of drugs? “Please officer, I’m about to be a dad, could you just give me a citation.”

      Can we please have an election already?

    14. WinstonJaye on

      Why? He needs to be in jail. It’s his tough luck if he misses the birth of his child. How many users missed important dates because of his drugs?

    15. SplashSymmetry on

      There should be a bot that reminds people on every one of these posts that it’s the probability of getting caught not the length of the sentence that deters crime. So whether he gets sentenced this week or in July and what his sentence is aren’t that important if the primary concern is deterring othe people.

      Also this guy is probably going to get 4 plus years in prison and he *plead guilty*. If he wanted to he could have set a week or two of trial dates (which would have been after July anyway) so giving the guy a little time to see the birth of his child doesn’t cost the justice system anything and might be the kind gesture that encourages him to do better when he gets out.

    18. steve-rap on

      Ok. So another Canadian loophole. Don’t commit a crime unless you have a pregnant girl as your “get out of jail card”

    19. Airlock_Me on

      Now for the criminal’s defence lawyer to tell the judge how he’s a changed man, and is a man who is dedicated to his family. How he should get a reduced sentence because he is having a kid and don’t want to see the kid grow up without a parent.

      Poor kid who has to be raised by criminal parents.

    20. gemlist on

      My crystal ball tells me this dude will not be a good fit to be a father. Do the kid a favour and put him behind bars…. Our criminal justice is a complete joke

    22. IndianKiwi on

      What about the thousand of lives they have destroyed? So many people never had the chance to celebrate their time due to their actions? What about their justice?

    23. ShotTumbleweed3787 on

      The system appears to treat actual criminals better than individuals who simply failed to stop before the Stop sign line.

    25. bobissonbobby on

      Fuck our judicial system. Absolute clown show. We need to show more compassion for victims and less for offenders. They made their choice to break the law. Victims never got a choice.

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