This post was originally published on here It’s the same story over and over again, usually in blue cities in blue states. Man (or woman) commits crime, gets arrested, perp is released on parole or some other technicality, commits more crimes… Lather, rinse, repeat. Advertisement We’re seeing it in the case of the CPB officer…
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