While Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner refuses to prosecute violent offenders, he has decided a better use of his time is to go after those who have been pardoned for Jan. 6 related offenses.

You know, because going after a person and looking for a crime is totally not what Trump meant when he pardoned all those people for the weaponization of the justice department. Nope. That was definitely not it and not what we call a violation of “innocent until proven guilty.”

According to The Post Millennial:

Progressive Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner has announced that he is looking into filing state charges against area Jan. 6 defendants who President Donald Trump pardoned. Trump issued the pardon order on Monday, his first day in office.

Progressive Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner has announced that he is looking into filing state charges against area Jan. 6 defendants who President Donald Trump pardoned. Trump issued the pardon order on Monday, his first day in office.

The Democrat said he is investigating if assaults on police or conspiracies involving groups, such as the Oath Keepers and Proud Boys, might fall outside the scope of federal charges and suggested that some actions, including using technology to commit crimes, violating state conspiracy laws, or infringing on state election statutes.

You don’t investigate a person in hopes of uncovering a crime, that is not how our justice system was ever intended to work, and a clear violation of basic human rights. Prosecutors can only investigate someone if there is evidence of a crime, which means you cannot go after people hoping to find evidence of a crime. That is not how these things work.

According to the Heritage Foundation, “Krasner’s office refuses to prosecute many crimes, including some serious ones, in the name of social justice.” And it just so turns out that also in the name of social justice, he intends to hopefully infringe on the rights of Americans for reasons he could never logically explain.

To call this an abuse of power would be an understatement, as he vows to mock the most basic legal principle of presumption of innocence.

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