Crime Probation for a guy who stabbed a 94 year old woman?

[NoSmilez]

Fuck this guy.

 

[boingyman]

Something isn't quite right here. I understand his mental health played a part in this but section him to monitor him, don't let him roam the streets to do it again. Moving away from The Bay Area was a good move. He was also a burglar.

Probation for Perpetrator in High-Profile Stabbing of Elderly Woman Sparks Controversy

An SF judge gave a very lenient sentence to Daniel Cauich, who randomly stabbed a 94-year-old Asian woman in 2021.

sfist.com

"In 2016, Cauich was arrested on murder charges in a Mission District stabbing. According to the San Francisco Chronicle, a judge dismissed the charges in 2019 for lack of evidence."

"Mr. Cauich previously had been arrested within the past year and a half approximately six times for various crimes most of them burglary-related crimes,"

What in the actual fuck? So basically he murdered someone in 2016, stabbed a 94 year old in 2021 and arrested 6 times in the past 18 months?

Judge: I'll give you one more chance. Here's probation!

Democrats were blocking efforts to reclassify child sex trafficking to a felony since like 2007. It was one guy in particular, some guy named Weiner who kept blocking it.

California Democrats resisted a child trafficking bill — until they couldn't

California Democrats let a bill upping child trafficking penalties die in the Legislature until Gov. Gavin Newsom intervened to save it.

calmatters.org

This is also some fucked up shit. Child trafficking should be equivalent to the most heinous of crimes.

 

[cottagecheesefan]

Maybe if he did it 100 times, he would have gotten punished accordingly.

 

[fingercuffs]

Crime is not a precursor to firearms ownership. If you have any intent on owning one; you should practice religiously. Not only does it make you less of a danger to yourself. It’s also the responsible part of firearm ownership.
Just some thoughts.

I'm 48 and have lived here for 10 years. I'm not some twat who wants a gun for the sake of it.
Sorry, that sounded really impolite. We've considered it extensively since we moved here 10 years ago, since moving to the desert and out of a gated community it's something I thought necessary. But don't think I'll be another problem with the numbers climbing of gun violence.