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D.C. Police Chief Warns City Not to ‘Coddle’ Criminals, Says Courts Are ‘Not Open’

by Just The News
July 24, 2021
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D.C. police chief warns city not to 'coddle' criminals, says courts are 'not open'

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Washington, D.C. Police Chief Robert Contee this week claimed that the nation’s capitol city is “coddling” criminals, and that the courts meant to handle their crimes are “barely” open after a year and a half of the SARS-Cov-2 pandemic.

The bracing criticism of the city’s handling of crime came after a much-publicized shooting in the city’s Logan Circle neighborhood this week; that neighborhood is one of the trendier areas of the district and is marked by restaurants and breweries among other attractions.

“The justice system that we have right now is not functioning the way that it should,” Contee told reporters. “The courts are not open. That is a fact. Barely open. So cases from last year, from 2020, that happened during COVID, of violent criminals—they have not been disposed of.”

“Where do you think those individuals are?” he continued. “They’re in community.” Contee warned the city that it “cannot coddle violent […]

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