Liberal 'Justice' Minister ignores crime wave
Tonight, retired career police officer Ron Chhinzer brings you into the heart of a storm that’s swept the nation, a series of tragedies striking like lightning, each exposing a justice system crumbling under its own flaws.-a 12-year-old boy in Markham charged with attempted murder while already free on prior violent charges
-a toddler’s world shattered by a predator in Welland
-a father gunned down shielding his children in Vaughan during a shocking home invasion
-a family terrorized in a nearby home invasion that same night
-another home and invasion kidnapping in Markham that left a family reeling
an 11-year-old girl lost to a suspected arson in Richmond Hill
-a woman caught in the crossfire of a Toronto shootout.
These aren’t just stories—they’re scars on our country’s soul, cries for a system that puts victims first, locks up repeat offenders, and invests in economic programs to keep kids from becoming criminals or casualties.
Under the Liberal government, we’re missing the grit, the clarity, and the will to make that happen—they dodge the crime conversation because it’s a mess they’ve helped create.
But first, Ron begins by responding to Liberal Justice Minister Sean Fraser’s shocking dismissal of the crime wave sweeping our country.
You’re going to want to watch the reaction from this former cop!
Every Friday, retired career police officer Ron Chhinzer takes viewers through some of the most shocking stories from coast to coast, explaining how the criminal ‘justice’ system is failing Canadians.
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