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Disrupting the Peace: Property crime on the rise? - Vimarsana News

Disrupting the Peace: Property crime on the rise?

This month, Energeticcity Investigates speaks with local and provincial politicians and the Fort St. John RCMP detachment to discern what is being done to address the number of repeat offenders in the Peace who are part of B.C.’s unofficial “catch and release” court system. 

Disrupting the Peace: Property crime on the rise? - Vimarsana News

Disrupting the Peace: Property crime on the rise?

This month, Energeticcity Investigates speaks with local and provincial politicians and the Fort St. John RCMP detachment to discern what is being done to address the number of repeat offenders in the Peace who are part of B.C.’s unofficial “catch and release” court system. 

B.C. to deploy specialized prosecutor teams to target repeat violent offenders - Vimarsana News

B.C. to deploy specialized prosecutor teams to target repeat violent offenders

The moves come on the heels of a 2022 report on prolific and violent offenders that found a need for more resources to support people when they’ve been released from incarceration.

B.C. to deploy specialized prosecutor teams to target repeat violent offenders - Vimarsana News

B.C. to deploy specialized prosecutor teams to target repeat violent offenders

The moves come on the heels of a 2022 report on prolific and violent offenders that found a need for more resources to support people when they've been released from incarceration.

Vaughn Palmer: Ottawa won't take big steps on catch-and-release crooks - Vimarsana News

Vaughn Palmer: Ottawa won't take big steps on catch-and-release crooks

Opinion: The federal justice minister signalled he won't make big changes in a bail system blamed for rise in unprovoked attacks