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   From: gregcarrsober@gmail.com   
      
   A young criminal wrapping up his latest prison term in Saskatchewan   
   won’t be coming back to BC anytime soon.   
      
   Ryan Crossley, who fatally stabbed 20-year old Jesse Penner eight years   
   ago in Port Coquitlam,  is allowed to apply for parole next month.   
      
   Penner’s father, Gord, says he’s been told the now-24 year old’s parole   
   hearing will happen in Prince Albert because he’s indicated he has no   
   plans to come back here.   
      
   “He’s not coming back to BC upon his release, so therefore there won’t   
   be a peace bond hearing here in British Columbia.”   
      
   Penner says he believes Crossley is a high risk to re-offend and he   
   still doesn’t understand why the repeat young offender was granted bail   
   before attacking Jesse outside a house party in 2006.   
      
   “This wears on me every day, every single day. I pay for this system,   
   just like everybody else does. Our son’s murder was totally preventable.   
   When you look at the history and the trail that this kid left and the   
   people in authority that knew? Shame on them. For any politician to   
   stand up there and say they’re doing what’s right for the victims of   
   crime, I call liar.”   
      
   http://www.cknw.com/2014/05/30/repeat-violent-offender-from-bc-s   
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