Shocking Release: Man Accused of Starting Homeless Encampment Fire & Axe Chase!

Is Seattle's justice system treating us like fools or what? Paris Alcantara, the 43-year-old man responsible for a fire in a South Lake Union homeless encampment last August, is out of jail on time served. Initially arrested for the fire, which he attributes to an "accidental" candle mishap, Alcantara was later re-arrested for chasing someone in Cascade Park with an axe. Lo and behold, he's back on the streets—released on a Friday night, no less.

This isn't just a slap on the wrist; it's a slap in the face to law-abiding citizens everywhere. While some politicians make excuses, public safety is becoming a joke. This isn't about being compassionate towards the homeless; it's about upholding the law and ensuring that people who endanger others face consequences. Let's call it like it is, Seattle's approach is a recipe for more chaos.

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