Gee. Who woulda thunk, especially after the PacPalisades disaster?
...Yesterday, Spokane SWAT arrested Aaron Farinacci, 37, “without incident.” He’d been turned in by an alert citizen, who had called 911 and reported a man fitting Farinacci’s description lighting some tall grass near a forested area on fire. The blaze became known as the “Old Trails fire.” Cops later nabbed Farinacci with waterproof matches and a lighter in his pocket and said he “looked nervous.” Multiple reports say he told arresting police, “you don’t know the whole story.”
Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown called the recent fires the “worst natural disaster” the region has faced. The court set bail at $1 million....
It's not a "natural" disaster. Like most disasters, it's man-made. Think Fauci.
...In 2010, he shot and killed his own father in Mesa, Arizona, after the men argued about Farinacci doing the dishes. Farinacci was living with his parents at the time, aged 23, suggesting, er, other possible issues. He shot his dad and, after briefly holding the gun on his mother, he fled and was later arrested with a nonfatal self-inflicted gunshot injury.
After the patricide, Mr. Farinacci was charged with premeditated murder. Almost immediately after his arrest, his lawyers filed a motion to have him psychologically examined for competence to stand trial. He pleaded out to a lesser count of manslaughter and got a 12-year prison sentence, with two years off for time served....
Ms. Hong will disapprove of the following:
... Farinacci is the walking, breathing embodiment of the progressive social experiment: a violently mentally ill convicted killer, released early, subsidized by the state, and left entirely unsupervised to wander the community....
And the "Progressive Experiment" still has jails--as of today.
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