Should courts do more to deter crimes? | Hanomansing Tonight
September 3, 2025
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as posted by the channelAbdul Aleem Farooqi was killed during a targeted home invasion in Vaughan, Ont., over the weekend, according to York Regional Police. Premier Doug Ford says Farooqi was shot in front of his children, and used his killing to rail against the provincial justice system. Criminologist Patrick Watson weighs in on some of the questions surrounding the justice system in the wake of this case.
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