“Mr. Speaker, last week, Surrey families received two disturbing police warnings. High-risk offender Skylar Pelletier, with a history of violent and sexual offences, was released into our community. The very next day Jonathon Muzychka, another high-risk offender with a history of violence, was released into Surrey. We grandmothers are terrified watching our grandchildren walk to the park or to school. We should not have to worry about dangerous offenders being let out into our city. I am begging on their behalf. When will the Liberals end their dangerous catch-and-release policies and put families first, before repeat offenders?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 18 wordsthe opposition and the member well know that these matters are decided by parole officers and judicial officers.1Positioning · 9 wordsTo light fires, to fearmonger, is not the strategy.PositioningOff pointClaims · 29 wordsThis government modified and brought back great legislation to put people behind bars who belong there and to have the proper judicial processes when they need to be released.
