-- "Whitby father Jason Munroe, who got a two-year house arrest and three years of probation for firing at armed home intruders who shot his son won’t face a longer sentence after it was upheld. Last week, the Court of Appeal for Ontario dismissed the Crown’s appeal of the length of the man’s sentence, which they argued as 'demonstrably unfit.'" --THE CRIME IN QUESTION...
-- "The intruders forced Munroe and his family into the basement. Shortly after, there was an altercation that resulted in Munroe’s son being shot. Munroe then wrestled a handgun from one intruder and shot one of them. The intruders fled the home, but Munroe chased after them. He stood on his porch and shot at them three times while they were fleeing in their car." --
This is what passes for justice in Doug Ford's faux Conservative Ontario...
The prosecutor called house arrest an 'exceptionally low sentence' and argued for a six-year prison term to deter others from committing a similar 'brazen act of retribution.'More diversity/strength please.
