Denis R Tandib
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He is rightfully in prison for a crime he has been proven to have committed. The investigators and prosecutors did their job, achieved the correct result and were paid the market rate.Thank you for that enlightening statement to which I can only add comment thanking the powers that be for the attributes which allowed German law enforcement to have kept a man (and no doubt many others just like him) off the streets and thus safeguarding women and children from his crimes.
Madeleine McCann suspect Christian Brueckner is denied parole and branded a 'danger to society'
CB is currently serving seven years in jail for raping a pensioner in Praia da Luz and had become eligible for parole after serving half of his sentence, taking into account time spent on remand.
But the Mirror reports that the panel are thought to have found a high risk of reoffending, concluding that his 'social prognosis' meant he had to stay locked up in Kiel, north Germany.
Madeleine McCann suspect Christian Brueckner claims he was with woman
German national Christian Brueckner, 45, insists he was having sex with a woman in his camper van when three-year-old Madeleine McCann disappeared in Praia da Luz, Portugal, in 2007.www.dailymail.co.uk
Achieving this outcome does not make them immune to mistakes or criticism. They get paid, which is their reward for their work, no different from the plumber who prevents effluence from inundating our homes or the teacher who has to endure impulsive children and their snowflake parents.
I appreciate people who do good work and am critical when they don't. It's the way I have been treated at work and IMO very fair. Criticism isn't necessarily bad, it builds character, teaches important lessons and pushes people to perform better.