> 1. This has absolutely nothing to do with the discussion at hand We can't expect to solve the car crime problem by only beefing up car security. It also requ

> 1. This has absolutely nothing to do with the discussion at hand We can't expect to solve the car crime problem by only beefing up car security. It also requires holding people accountable for their behavior. Besides, what a ridiculous thing to say. This is the discussion at hand, partially by virtue of you talking about it. > you’re literally just pulling a specific criminal case out of your ass in a country of 315 million. So you agree they are clearly in the wrong with this one case then? Besides, this case is a result of policy set by the largest city in the country. We can look at policies in other cities like LA and SF. They do nothing to dispel the fact that the policies on crime are very weak. > 2. The perps were charged and indicted, hardly ‘not enforcing laws’. They were released in 4 hours then fled the city > 3. Law enforcement and prosecutorial discretion exists in every developed country in the world. And no one is criticizing that it exists. The judgment is just extremely poor sometimes. Wouldn't you agree the judgment was poor in this case? Do you think it was the right decision to release them after 4 hours?