because the police didn’t contact them
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Replying to @plscallmekimi @chesaboudin
McAlister was actually arrested on Dec. 20 and on several other occasions but Chesa decided not file criminal charges and that’s on him!
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Replying to @teriball14 @chesaboudin
you don’t have to file criminal charges to contact a parole officer, the parole officer should be contacted at arrest
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i’m not really sure what it is you think chesa could have done, if he had pressed charges there is a slim to none chance he would not get any jail time, the parole officer would have still declined to revoke parole regardless of what chesa did.
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now obviously chesa could have tried to do something, but why, let’s be real here, he is the DA, he does not personally oversee every single case, his job is to use his discretion, the parole board has more power than chesa to do anything but they too saw this man as no threat.
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They were fatally wrong. Say his victims’ names.
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were they "wrong"? the mechanism of parole is not to prevent random car accidents, people speed all the time and kill people in fatality accidents, we cannot promise people that we can protect them from car accidents, thats absurd, cars are dangerous
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Replying to @plscallmekimi @torgo2020 and
the reality is the real world isn't black and white and the choices people make are complex a nuanced
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Nothing nuanced about it, the parole system has a responsibility to monitor and protect society from criminals. That did not happen here.
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thats not the function of the parole system, the function is to reduce the load on the criminal justice system by releasing non-violent offenders from prison early when they are not a threat to society, function of parole officers is to reduce burden on the courts.
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function of parole board is not to protect you, there is no system in america to protect you from criminals, as per the supreme court ruling that police have no duty to protect.
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