SF Man Who Stabbed Woman, 94, Gets 5 Years Probation as Lib Criminal Justice Reform Continues Wrecking City

Is there anything easier than being a criminal in a liberal city?

Whether it’s San Francisco residents leaving their trunks open so that thieves needn’t smash their windows, or catch-and-release policies taking hold in cities, it seems that being a criminal is easier than ever.

It doesn’t even matter how much evidence is presented in court, as some judges will simply let criminals walk away for the sake of giving them another chance.

That’s exactly what Judge Kay Tsenin did in San Francisco on Friday despite arguments from prosecutors to do otherwise.

Daniel Cauich was arrested for stabbing 94-year-old Anh “Peng” Taylor multiple times in 2021.

The incident was caught on camera as Taylor was stabbed repeatedly in broad daylight in the Lower Nob Hill neighborhood. She fell “in pain, fear and disbelief,” The San Francisco Standard reported.

The case should have been open and shut, as Cauich had all the evidence stacked against him, but Tsenin felt that consequences weren’t required here.

Shockingly, the judge actually told Cauich she was giving him another chance.

“I am giving you one last chance to stay out of state prison