The failure of the progressive criminal polices

 PJ Media:

You may recall a viral video showing a 16-year-old “gentleman” named Kristopher Baca as he rammed a mother trying to protect her child.

Baca, a teen with a history of troublemaking, was driving the wrong way down a one-way street — in a stolen car — when he plowed into a woman named Rachel and her toddler. Fortunately, neither was seriously injured. Another motorist rammed his pick-up into Baca’s vehicle to stop him.

Baca did not have a license and was on probation for “spiking a girl’s drink.”

He was shot to death in a driveway this weekend.

FACT-O-RAMA! “Spiking a drink” means he could have added alcohol to the girl’s beverage or something more sinister, like a “roofie.”

Los Angeles’ legendary communist District Attorney (DA) George Gascón, known for his limp-on-crime approach, sentenced Baca to partake in a “diversionary program” with a juvenile probationary camp for five months, a sentence that Rachel found upsetting.

“George Gascón doesn’t value my life or the life of my child, or any other victim out there, and would rather reward the monsters like [underage suspect] by demonstrating to them that their actions have no consequences,” Rachel wrote in a victim impact statement.

Karma swiped left on Baca, now 17, this weekend. He was gunned down in Lancaster, Calif., walking to his grandmother’s house. A red car slowed down as it approached Baca and a gunman fired numerous shots at Baca, who was mortally wounded.

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Gascon's approach to crime has been a failure.  A place like LA should have many more prosecutors with a better approach to criminal justice than Gascon.  He may be an example of the danger of electing anyone supported by people like Soros. 

See, also:

George Soros spent $40M getting lefty district attorneys, officials elected all over the country

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