What could possibly go wrong?Just spitballin' here, but everybody remotely involved with this rainbow-hued pipedream might just want to beef up their "liability" coverage.
Ontario's top court has upheld a decision allowing a man found not criminally responsible in a knife attack at a Toronto military recruitment centre to take college classes on his own.Note that the Review Board found Ali continues to pose a significant threat to the public and should be subject to nightly psychiatric lockdown at the
The appeal court says the Ontario Review Board considered all the required factors last year in granting Ayanle Hassan Ali, 27, permission to attend Mohawk College unaccompanied while he continues to be held at a secure Hamilton hospital.
Apparently, though... the first few dead or maimed college students are somehow deductible.
UPDATE: Stabby McStabface not heading for college...
According to his psychiatrist, Ali continues to get messages from the Internet and TV that the military is keeping tabs on him and still believes Canadian soldiers are legitimate targets. He still feels it is his obligation to do something about it.**********
UPDATE2: Inmates running the asylum?
Zhebin Cong’s disappearance and flight out of the country is the second of three instances in two months that a patient with a violent past has failed to return to the country’s largest mental-health hospital.**********
LAST WORD: The poster boy for bringing back hanging
“The Board is concerned that you might be saying what you think you need to say to be granted parole, rather than accepting total responsibility.”
