Adults charged with impaired driving during this year’s Winnipeg police holiday checkstop program won’t just get their name on Santa’s naughty list.
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By CHRIS KITCHING, SUN MEDIA
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good they should do it year round , along with the johns who pick up hookers.and kiddie diddlers
nothin’ wrong with this idea!
It seems to me that the names that we should be publishing are the little juvenile murderers, car thieves, drug dealers, rapists,and diddlers. Their addresses and parents names should also be published. All people make mistakes. Impaired driving is a mistake and a far cry from drunk driving. Unless the person is a repeat offender their name should not be published. Most people learn from their mistakes. The young offenders are the ones that I am tired of hearing their names can not be released because of their age. If you can commit an adult crime then you must be considered an adult.
I agree with Murphy