That's where I'm looking for balance. There's an immense amount of wealth being generated from consumers on this, an immense amount of money going to organized crime or fraudsters, whether it be petty or not, and there doesn't seem to be a proportionate response in dealing with this issue for the people who continue to be victims.
For the victims in your community, what supports are they provided? Is there any counselling? You have people who not only become victims—as Mr. Lawford mentioned, it's not a crime until you actually lose it—but also I know there are people who won't even go public about it. They feel shame. Their self-esteem is lost. They're embarrassed.
Do you know of any supports out there? I know our Windsor police and a few others try to do what they can, but there aren't any core services. Victims services are needed.