It would be nice to have the criminals become accountable, no different from the way we're accountable as members of society. We sat in on a bail hearing. The accused sat in a small cubicle in the detention facility, and it was like, “Jeez, are we done yet?” He was not engaged. He was not listening. He did not care.
The bail hearing had to be extended with an apology of the justice, because the defence lawyer, for 40 minutes—I'm not sure if he took three breaths—would not stop talking. As a result, we had to go back three days later, and then he was provided bail. Again, there was no emotion. There was nothing. There was no feeling.
It's a slap in the face to the government that passed these features that we're living with today. It's a slap in the face to the police force, who have to deal with these people. It's—