North Redondo Beach home intruder's early release shocks victim (Los Angeles: crime, employment)

[jm1982]

2 days in jail for a home invasion ??

No wonder crime is skyrocketing in L.A and CA

Criminals paradise here

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Already on probation for an earlier offense, Weathers was sentenced to 114 days in L.A. County Jail on Friday, May 19. Less than two days later, he was released to the shock and horror of the victim.


“It's a well known fact that most offenders serve 10 to 20 percent of their misdemeanor sentences,” Chavira said.

She said judges even joke during sentencing that offenders will likely get home before they will that night.

Martinez said Weathers might be homeless after getting evicted by his father.

North Redondo Beach home intruder's early release shocks victim | News | tbrnews.com

[JustMike77]

Had he been arrested in Los Angeles we would have had to "thank him for his service" and give him a gift basket.

[jm1982]

Originally Posted by JustMike77

Had he been arrested in Los Angeles we would have had to "thank him for his service" and give him a gift basket.

And a good Caltrans job ...

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LOS ANGELES—Up to 1,350 formerly incarcerated men and women will receive job training and a path to permanent employment with the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) over the next three years, thanks to an agreement announced today by Mayor Eric Garcetti.

“Los Angeles has been a city of second chances from its very beginnings — and today, we’re investing in redemption and opportunity for our people, in our time,” said Mayor Garcetti. “When formerly incarcerated men and women return home after being released from jail or prison, they deserve every chance to turn their lives around, earn an honest living, and redefine themselves through integrity and hard work. My administration is committed to making those opportunities possible, and we are grateful to have a committed partner in Caltrans.”


https://www.lamayor.org/la-give-form...-opportunities

[LuvSouthOC]

Originally Posted by JustMike77

Had he been arrested in Los Angeles we would have had to "thank him for his service" and give him a gift basket.

Burglar = victim who robs because of _______[insert absurd justification(s) here].

Victim/burglar must be helped, not punished.

The people whose home was burglarized are not victims, they are the cause of the burglary. If they were more willing to give money to the burglar and others like him, this incident would never have happened.

Victim (burglar) must be given a county job, not deported and given a gift basket.

[jm1982]

Garcetti - "Thank Criminals For Their "Service"

[BB_210]

Guaranteed lifetime Democrats.