>Refer them to a public prosecutor because examples are needed for this to stop. We need some examples to be made. Setting aside the fact there's nothing to pr

>Refer them to a public prosecutor because examples are needed for this to stop. We need some examples to be made. Setting aside the fact there's nothing to prosecute in most of the cases, I'm curious why you think making examples of people is more important than punishing them in proportion to their offenses.