Or what about the story of the aggravated robbery of a man dragged from his car before it was stolen, giving that offender his first strike? The second strike came when he assaulted a person refusing to hand over his money and his phone. The third strike came when a person, also the victim of aggravated assault, had their head stomped on by this criminal. And because of three strikes, this offender—who had, by the way, 105 convictions—got the maximum five years instead of 18 months. ACT says there is no excuse for repetitive violent crime and our communities should not have to tolerate it.