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1 What happened to guilt by association? Yousafzai was out on bail for the theft of airbags previous to this crime. Why would he be set free again? Can the Injustice system not come up with something that would protect the innocent civilian also? I agree that Jiwa should be charged(and hopefully convicted) of 1st degree murder but not that the other perp be set free on condition of squealing. If he had been behind the wheel the same thing would probably have happened. The case is important but so is the protection of the citizen from creeps like this.

2 "The case is important but so is the protection of the citizen from creeps like this." ...therein lies the problem. There is no protection, the justice system has failed us, one can only wonder how much more the cops can take. From the RCMP leadership to courts totally going against their sworn duty, it must be very frustrating for a cop to go to work now.

3 I believe in capital punishment for the murder of LEO's. In this case, there is no need for a trial. We know he did it; who cares why?

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1 Constable Plunkett got the death sentence, his family gets a life sentence, and the criminals get coddled. Welocme to Canada! Injustice taken to it's highest level?

2 george, yup, that just about sums it up! And it makes me sick.

3 Kill a cop, get out on BAIL....mebbe to kill another? That's why these creeps are all so eager to come here. It's a CANDY STORE compared to the dungholes that they came from. Next, they'll start running for Public Office.

4 FeldWolf Why wouldn't they run for office? There's a lot of liberals out there just waiting to vote for them. They are, afterall, walking proof that Toronto doesn't have enough basketball courts. The only way someone could become more popular with the liberals is if he shot a cop with a gun he stole from a duck hunter.

5 Conrad Black can only wish he was given such lenient bail conditions.

6 Yeah, ward, we're looking at toxic multiculturalism here. I've posted a comment on it over at Canadian Blue Lemons, and am grateful to Steve for all of his footwork in uncovering the astonishingly lax practises of our judiciary in the handling of these repeat criminals.

7 With their names of course they will make bail. If it is a Liberal judge he will let them off with no bond required. If Liberal and female the prosecution will have to pay them for depriving them of their livelihood. If conservative he/she will give bail because he/she will not want to be called rascist, but they will have to pay bond, probably the price of an airbag on the blackmarket.

8 The family of Const. Plunkett should launch a civil suit against the judge that let Jiwa out on bail for negligence resulting in death. Let's start holding judges civilly liable for their descisions. Like we do with other professionals such as doctors, lawyers, engineers, etc.

9 Sadly another LEO loses his life on the altar of left wing justice. It is the biggest shame of our time that the judges, lawyers, and activists who fight so hard to keep scum like these guys free have so much influence.

10 I cannot believe some of the xenophobic comments here. The death of this police officer was tragic, but it had nothing to do with these two kids being racial minorities. == "That's why these creeps are all so eager to come here. It's a CANDY STORE compared to the dungholes that they came from. Next, they'll start running for Public Office." == Who the hell is "they"? And how do you know what type of "dungholes" they come from? This is some of the most racist, offensive stuff I've read. == Why wouldn't they run for office? There's a lot of liberals out there just waiting to vote for them. They are, afterall, walking proof that Toronto doesn't have enough basketball courts. == Once again, who the hell is "they"? Anyone who isn't white? What is this ridiculousness? Walking proof that Toronto doesn't have enough basketball courts???!!! Because only young muslim kids play basketball? What the hell? == With their names of course they will make bail. == Because since 9/11, muslims have had a free ride around these here parts. And that has to stop! You people are ridiculous, xenophobic, malicious idiots. If you want to talk about the tragic death of a police officer and the lax justice system that allowed it to happen, FINE. But do not racialize this. This Nadeem kid could just as well have been Billy Joe Hicksville.

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1 Long two stories short,yes they do steal air bags Virginia!

2 Both of the little rats were out on bail at the time.

3 The driver should be charged with murder.

4 Maybe the body shop owner was referring to stolen air bags when he said they were "not expensive to come across".

5 ...i thought the only "catch and release" program was fishing.

6 ...i'm surprized their name got released. Not just for being bad crooks, but you know, not the usual PC type names like Smith, Baker, Jones...or "Canadian youths"

7 We already know the names of a number of recent road racers who have been responsible for other drivers' deaths, aside from Nadeem Jiwa and Baseer Mohammed Yousafzai. They include Alexander Ryazanov and Wang-Piao Dumani Ross, responsible for the death of taxi driver Tahir Khan while they were racing their parents’ Mercedes Benzes on Mount Pleasant in Toronto in the middle of the night. They include Naumin Nusrat and Prabhjit Multani who, with a third man, were doing 200 kms/hour on Highway 400 at 11:00 o’clock in the morning and were responsible for the death of tractor-trailer driver David Virgoe. It would seem that Canadians’ “hospitality” to new Canadians is being badly abused and that our limp-wristed legal and political systems need to smarten up and tighten up. A huge increase in these incidents has occurred under Dalton McGuilty’s watch. Is his government going to be content to allow individuals under recognizance orders to continue breaking the law? Why weren’t Jiwa and Yousafzai under close surveillance. Is his government going to allow lenient sentencing of individuals guilty of gross thoughtlessness in breaking speed limit laws in order to satisfy their addiction to speed? I’m getting extremely tired of felons being free to walk our streets and terrorize law-abiding citizens on our highways, resulting in senseless and tragic deaths. They need to be locked up if they refuse to be responsible. Our legal system needs to come down hard on these individuals and should be blind to ethnic background. I get the sinking feeling that sentences are lenient because some white judge is afraid of being accused of “racism.” The laws should be the same for every Canadian, regardless of ethnic background. There’s a pattern here. As far as I’m concerned, if you show gross disregard for the laws of the road and, especially if you have been responsible for the death of another person through your reckless carelessness, your driver’s license should be suspended indefinitely, until it can be shown that you are ready and willing to obey the law of the land. Anything less is a travesty and sham of “justice.”

8 Judges have no respect or sympathy for ordinary law abiding people - and less for cops. It seems obvious that in order to become a judge you must demonstrate contempt for the public. It makes sense - criminals are a judge's bread & butter and every attempt is made by lawyers to turn the criminal's story into a fascinating tale of woe, if the judge is amused, the crook gets to go free.

9 Ah, the joys of mass immigration and multiculturalism.

10 is there going to be overhoul of justice system yet again?

11 I agree 100% philanthropist. We've allowed the legal system to become an advocacy forum for criminals' rights; the sadder the story, the more likely some former lawyer (judge) is to bleed for him. A fellow who used to work for us had a great expression that applies here- "Sad stories and green apples give me the s**ts". In other words, everyone has a sad story, but that doesn't excuse lawbreaking. I think we should prohibit lawyers from becoming politicians. Many, if not most (at least federally) are, and there is a clear conflict of interest involved in allowing it. Think about it- if you are a typical lawyer turned politician, your first loyalty is to your old profession. Why, for example, would a lawyer-politician support minimum sentencing laws (such as proposed for gun crimes) when they know it will limit the flexibility (haha, read leniency and billable hours) currently granted to their brothers by the legal system?