Judge denies Tuxedo family's request to end police curfew checks that 'humiliated' them
Judge denies Tuxedo family's request to end police curfew checks that 'humiliated' them
At a bail review hearing on Aug. 21, the Crown argued the family was attempting to use their privilege to request a "different level of justice," and the judge agreed.
"The fact that he's gotten bail in my view is quite remarkable," said Justice Herbert Rempel.
This dude is a serious threat, must be nice to have mommy and daddy pitch $500k to get you out on bail. Need to throw the book at him
I am a gun owner and I agree this guy needs to be watched. Going out of your way to collect all that when if you have a PAL/RPAL body armor is legal
I read this twice and I can't drum up much sympathy for the family.
If I read it again will it help?
Every time I re-read it I want to personally thank the judge for being so level headed.
This is the best summary I could come up with:
A Winnipeg couple living in the affluent Tuxedo neighbourhood learned that the criminal justice system applies equally to all those accused and out on bail despite their family's financial circumstances.
A 21-year-old man accused of multiple offences, including manufacturing 3D-printed guns, applied for a bail review in Manitoba's Court of King's Bench.
"That alone was a great punishment for a decent and good middle-class young man with no prior offences, but since being released on bail to live with us, Daniel has been repeatedly traumatized by curfew checks at our home day and night," wrote Bell's father in an affidavit to the court.
She said her son hasn't been convicted of a crime and sees "no good reason why he should be subjected to being hounded by police on a regular basis … as well, my husband and I do not deserve to be punished and frightened, and we have a right to our privacy."
"The onus is on the person with the court order to inform their family or other residents they share a home with that they may receive frequent phone calls and/or door knocks from police," said McKinnon.
In a statement to CBC, Sutherland said he and his firm "denounce any abuse of power actioned by the state which includes a number of our office's recent cases where police checks have become harassing and were later reduced by courts."
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That alone was a great punishment for a decent and good middle-class young man with no prior offences
Sounds like someone's privilege isn't being adequately upheld
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Oof, that was dumb. Getting a PAL/RPAL is easy then you can legally do most of those things. 3d printing a gun I'm pretty sure is still illegal, but if you have a pal you can still make non restricteds just not sell them. I don't know if you even have to serialize it. Someone else who knows wanna weigh in here?