TerraceBC to be hub for program targetting repeat violent offenders
Terrace is to be the northwest hub for a beefed up effort targeting repeat violent offenders that is part of a province-wide plan costing $25 million over the next three years.
“Police will focus on enhanced investigation, and work with probation to provide enhanced monitoring. Police and probation will also work to ensure that Crown counsel has the information they need to make informed decisions about charge assessments and prosecutions,” indicates information provided by the provincial public safety and solicitor general ministry.
“We are pulling out all the stops to make sure British Columbians feel safe,” said public safety and solicitor general Mike Farnworth. “Our government made a commitment to tackle the complex issue of repeat violent offending, and we’re backing that promise with concrete action.
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