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Clare's Law Alberta - Help Prevent Domestic Violence

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Beth Wright
6 years ago

We need to make our city and the people in our city safe, I’m speechless at this story and the fact this man is still out there.

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Paula Hrycak
6 years ago

People with violent history should be on a list, so that those who are vulnerable can be aware. There is no reason for someone with a violent history to continue to wreak havoc on the lives of others.

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Laura Hills
6 years ago

Unforgivable what he has done, unimaginable that the system keeps releasing him to prey upon unsuspecting women. Shame. On. Both.

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loreen blakley
6 years ago

this is tragic my thoughts go out to your mom nd yourself ...I myself went through same a sexual predator for a stepdad that did time for murder I left home at 14,then at 18 yrs. old had a boyfriend that beat me nd put me in the hospital a few times it took me 3 yrs. to get away from him!!!! The justice system is messed up in Canada way too leinient God Bless nd Merry Christmas to your family HUGS

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Jess Walls
6 years ago

This could save so many victims...I'm 100% behind this!!

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Karen Dunn
6 years ago

Make him pay!

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Anita Simaganis
6 years ago

Pls make this option available

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Cheryl Dobos
6 years ago

This is so sad that we as woman have the need to sign a petition like this one, to be protected from Monsters!

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Virginia Morley
6 years ago

The “justice” system needs to live up to its name.

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Erin Humphrey
6 years ago

Keep women safe!

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Anonymous
6 years ago

I have three daughters to worry about. I hope they pass this.

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Jade
6 years ago

The system is failing.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Protect women from domestic violence

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Amy
6 years ago

Yes, get this law enforced!

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Corinne Langford
6 years ago

Let's make this happen, pass this law. Untie the hands of police, this is ridiculous.

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Kristy Gerber
6 years ago

I can not believe someone with his past can be set free to do this again. Unbelievably scary

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Anonymous
6 years ago

An important law.

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Karen
6 years ago

Growing up in a home with domestic violence was terrifying, and I still deal with issues from that time, now 40 years later, as a result. Not feeling safe in your own home creates life-long trust issues. As a child, it messes you up in multiple ways you can't fully comprehend until many years later. This applies to the victims, as well as those who witness the traumas.

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Leanne McGuire
6 years ago

I'm a victim of severe domestic abuse before and while pregnant. I have left my abuser and am trying to keep my unborn daughter safe from him ever being in her life. Prayers for this young woman, and all victims of this hellish torture. These sub - human beings knowingly inflict hell on earth upon those they should be protecting, and they should have no rights to privacy! They do not change, nor do they care to. I've never met one successful batterer who changed his ways. ( or in many cases, the abuser is a female as well ) The Judges allowing these evil things to be granted bail without so much as a second thought ought to have to go live a few weeks in an abused victims shoes. The police are usually unbelievably kind and care so much! They do all they can, but we need our court system to be for victims not babying the disgusting scum who one of the top reason's they are overrun in the first place! Stop allowing these idiot's to behave intitled, force them to suffer consequences and male them fear ever harming another person again! Then we can see the lives of murdered women and children, all victims of domestic abuse, finally avenged in the right way.

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Kelly
6 years ago

I support Clare’s Law