I understand where you're going. It's totally justified. Whether it's three months, six months, two years, or six years, the damage is done. If one of your kids gets caught by a stranger in the house or if you lose everything that is in your house, the cost of recouping everything is tremendous. Then the anxiety that follows after that, even if nothing has happened, is there, and way before the person gets to court.
In order to help our communities to be safer or to feel safer, stronger and more visible action than we can imagine now should be taken. With all respect to the prosecutor, when you're in court, it's a bit too late.