Consider this from WTOP this am:
https://wtop.com/virginia/2019/11/new-prosecutors-to-bring-big-changes-in-northern-virginia/
Buta Biberaj in Loudoun County, Parisa Dehghani-Tafti in Arlington and Falls Church, and Steve Descano in Fairfax County and the City of Fairfax brand themselves as the most progressive of the new local commonwealth’s attorneys.
In one case of limiting charges, Descano has promised to only charge someone with felony larceny if the amount taken is $1,500 or more, rather than the state’s current threshold of $500 that changes the crime from a misdemeanor to a felony.

Descano has also promised to never seek the death penalty.

Then there's this from KPIX (CBS SF Bay area):
https://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2016/05/14/shoplifting-california-prop-47-reduced-penalties/

Perry Lutz says his struggle to survive as a small businessman became a lot harder after California voters reduced theft penalties 1 1/2 years ago.

About a half-dozen times this year, shoplifters have stolen expensive drones or another of the remote-controlled toys he sells in HobbyTown USA, a small shop in Rocklin, northeast of Sacramento. “It’s just pretty much open season,” Lutz said. “They’ll pick the $800 unit and just grab it and run out the door.”

Anything below $950 keeps the crime a misdemeanor — and likely means the thieves face no pursuit and no punishment, say retailers and law enforcement officials. Large retailers including Safeway, Target, Rite Aid and CVS pharmacies say shoplifting increased at least 15 percent, and in some cases, doubled since voters approved Proposition 47 and ended the possibility of charging shoplifting as a felony with the potential for a prison sentence.

Shoplifting reports to the Los Angeles Police Department jumped by a quarter in the first year, according to statistics the department compiled for The Associated Press. The ballot measure also lowered penalties for forgery, fraud, petty theft and drug possession.

Public Policy Institute of California researcher Magnus Lofstrom noted a troubling increase in property crime in California’s largest cities in the first half-year after Proposition 47 took effect. Preliminary FBI crime reports show a 12 percent jump in larceny-theft, which includes shoplifting, but he said it is too early to determine what, if any, increase is due to the ballot measure.

The organized theft rings working Tyson's Corner should buy our new prosecutor lunch.

I commend the democrat party for finding a candidate whose head fits up his ass past the shoulders. That's what they call a deep thinker.

SumMo Wrote:
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> The organized theft rings working Tyson's Corner
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won’t matter. those theft ring cases always involve multiple charges that roll up into felonies. the conspiracy part alone makes it a felony.

Old-School leftists like us are also pro-gun and own firearms. You need to arm the proletariat and the masses if we want permanent international revolution.
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Most victims of criminals attacks and theft will be Democrats , reap what you sow stupid anti self defense weaklings