Here we go again........Ok public, we are releasing a person thats dangerous and almost for certain going to victimize one of you or your family Soooooo? be on the look out? Run away from if seen? ahhhhh, Quit your job's and barricade yourselves in your basements till we tell you its safe?
Christ almighty! we are told time and time again that our justice system is the envy of the WORLD! Really......?
I do not blame the police because this day and age they cant buy a frigging coffee without some know it all arm chair quarterback saying they did it wrong. This all started going sideways with the twisted interpretation of that Charter of rights and freedom's!......the issue with that dam thing is this. There is a word missing and it should go at the front.....I'll tell you the word.....It should read " the Charter of RESPONSIBILITIES, Rights and Freedom's" and you only benefit from the latter by satisfying the former. Be a responsible member of society and you reap the rewards of the rest. Is that really a too draconian idea? Could someone find fault with that?

As you can tell this stuff rots me to the core. All my best too this piece of excrement's next victim.

Yes, if she is a high risk offender, she needs
treatment, close supervision and clearly has
mental health issues.

I, too, ask, why is this sick person being released into
the publicm, hwen it is clear she is high risk to reoffend
and victimize innocent others?

Apparently there are no grounds to keep her locked up. If they could, they would. In the meantime, we need to keep our eyes open.

If this person has been determined to be a significant enough risk that the world has to be warned about her, why isn't she designated a dangerous offender? If she does indeed have mental issues, why isn't she being held because of the risk to herself and others?

Because there is this propensity to assume that the person has issues that can be treated, instead of accepting that, in fact, some people are just bad/mean/evil. Sometimes, it has nothing to do with growing up in an orphanage or being teased or having a real mental illness. Sometimes, people are just bad.

Unfortunately, our system lacks the will to hold people responsible for their actions. Instead, the system looks for an excuse and treats the rest of society as one big institution to house the good with the bad.