“The police clearly know who these people are, the police have indicated they know who they are, but they’re not releasing their names, the suspects. They’re releasing photographs of them, but no the names of the suspects.”
“The public interest would weigh in favour of releasing their names even though there is always the concerns that people are innocent until proven guilty.”
“You’re in your car, you beep your horn at somebody because they don’t move in the Tim Hortons. They’ve been sitting there for a little while and have, this, as the response. You never know who you’re dealing with in the next car.”
“You run through a red light and cause an accident and end up charged with dangerous driving, they may have pages and pages of your driving record that is ultimately used if you’re convicted in your sentencing.”
“It’s something that people don’t consider, you’re driving record in BC is forever.”
“It’s something that can stigmatize you for a long time in the future. Once again I caution everybody, abide by the rules of the road.
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