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REPORT: RCMP release two suspects connected to an organized crime group from Indian who have been shooting up Vancouver businesses in an attempt to extort the owners for cash. Police call it a big win and the first step to resolving the matter.

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Tom Stoukas1 yıl önce

RCMP should be focused on catching and deporting these criminals instead of going after right wing Canadians. Fuck the RCMP.

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Momma Bear1 yıl önce

Did I read that right? Released? And the Police say they have it all in hand & a big win. Pathetic.

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Tahiti Petey \\\1 yıl önce

If that's a big win, then Canadians are big losers.

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IamJohnGalt1 yıl önce

As long as they don't have traditional values, this is okay. Everything is fine.

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Ardyth1 yıl önce

But according to the RCMP, if you believe in traditional values, then you’re radicalized, but it’s OK for this crap to go on! The RCMP are a goddamn joke!

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profit xp1 yıl önce

2/17,000 criminals let in the country - enjoy!

Chuck U Farley 🇨🇦 profil fotoğrafı
Chuck U Farley 🇨🇦1 yıl önce

Deport them Problem solved Follow our laws or leave 🤷🏻‍♀️

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JESUSLives Aether Matters1 yıl önce

Releasing criminals resolves nothing. RCMP are acting like Marxists.

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FREEDOM 51! - Unacceptable Fringe Ernesto1 yıl önce

Meanwhile…lol

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UnacceptableJules1 yıl önce

Released these criminals 🤯 RCMP is so far up the Libtards ass it's pathetic .. I can't stand my country 😪

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