A routine dispute that ended up with one beachside seller shooting a “business” rival dead. Nothing unusual these days, except that the assailant had already been condemned for a homicide committed less than two years ago. He was serving his sentence under a regime of so-called “intensively supervised liberty”, despite a possessing a long criminal record.
Disregarding the apparent cheapness of human life these days in Chile, how does that incident compare to the 6-year sentence (on appeal) handed down to John Cobin for lightly wounding a protester during the estalido?