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Welcome this glorious Wednesday afternoon of the
triesdate rains coming later on possibly Fredge Baseball

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kicks off about ten this afternoon.
As you may know, the Reds are

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on a hot streak. They've won
eight of the last eleven. They look

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impregnable, they look unbeatable, and
they come home for four games against the

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Cubs. There and last place by
a percentage point. But they're two games

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out of second place. So hope
springs eternal and all the action. First

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pitch about three ten Eastern time,
and second and I have the pregame show.

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But until then, on one of
those interviews that happens in talk radio

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you might remember for years to come, as to one I had yesterday with

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a mother. She did not want
her last name being used because a little

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bit of a fear, but her
first name is Tracy. And her son,

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who went to high school downtown,
decided on a wonderful warm Wednesday May

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afternoon of last year to go to
Washington Park and sit around with some fellow

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students and kind of fellowship together.
And this group came up to them,

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hassling them, wanting to smoke one
of the vage pipes and wanted some money,

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and when they kind of get up
and said let's go in, Tracy's

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son, who's seventeen, said let's
go. He walked away and he was

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cole cocked in the back of the
head. One of the bumbs, the

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derelicts who beat him up had a
cast on his arm used that to bash

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his skull. He was kicked in
the face and the ribs repeatedly knocked unconscious,

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hit so hard his teeth came through
his lower lip, and mom got

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a call as the ambulance was on
its way to children's hospital, met her

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son there and Tracy, the mother
is a nurse, and what she saw

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is she can't get it out of
her mind, the tubes and the pain

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and the sorrow and the disgust she
felt. And she thought necessary to come

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on and talk about what happened in
juvenile court to the person who was then

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fourteen years old, like an eighth
grader who's now a fifteen year old,

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who was already on probation for other
criminal offenses. He was found responsible for

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Bloom. Carrie Bloom had him on
probation and during the sentencing it was a

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done deal what happened, but the
judge refused to look at the videotape because

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she said, I it does I
know what it looks like. I don't

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need to look at it. And
then she sentenced this juvenile criminal who committed

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felonious assaults to probation. I'm going
to double your probation to your twenty one

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plus. You got to stay out
in Washington Park and our county prosecutors Melissa

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Powers, and she also spent I
think at least six years in juvenile court,

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and before that she was in municipal
court. Before that, she was

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a prosecutor for like twenty five years
with Joe Eaters and others. And once

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again prosecutor Melissa Powers. Welcome to
the Bill Cunningham Show. First, I

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want to deal with what's happening in
juvenile court. Justice. I made the

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point yesterday that there's one juvenile court
judge who sets the policies and how many

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count of juvenile court, and that
is Judge Carrie Bloom. You might get

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a good judge in common please because
there's fourteen, or a good judge of

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municipal court. There's fourteen. But
everyone who's a juvenile criminal goes before directly

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or indirectly Judge Bloom, and she
has a policy. Now I knew.

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First of all, I think you're
familiar with the facts of this case.

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I want to get your reaction to
Judge Bloom putting another vicious criminal on double

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secret probation and what that means.
Well, Bill, obviously we're not happy

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with that result. This was a
very violent attack. It was a mob

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attack on a single individual who was
rendered defenseless. He was down on the

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ground, and while he was on
the ground, he was being hit and

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stumped and kit he suffered a traumatic
brain injury. That's a serious injury to

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the brain. That is a lifelong
injury. And obviously we were arguing for

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detention, commitment to the Department of
Youth Services. I know that he is

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young. However, he has been
through probation, responding to probation, continuing

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to commit acts of violence out in
our community, making her community less safe.

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But this isn't this is typical.
This is very typical of Judge Bloom's

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philosophy. She's radical. This is
what our voters have put in and I

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hope that people are waking up that
are out there. We've got seven judges

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that are coming up on the ballot
this fall, and you'd better know your

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judges if you want law and order
and hopefully maintain the future of Hamilton County.

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We need to turn this county around. We've got three more years of

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Judge Bloom before she's up for election
again, unless there's some other mechanism out

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there that the community can explore to
get rid of her. But we're stuck

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with her. We're stuck with her
policies, and a lot of what she

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does she hides she can. She
steals records, she deletes records so that

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we don't have access to them,
or the media doesn't have access to them,

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so that nobody knows exactly what she's
doing. So she does hide,

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she operates in the shadows, and
that we want to make sure that the

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people, the voters, the voters
are the only ones that can hold her

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accountable, and hopefully she changes her
the direction of the court, but her

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direction is no one should go to
detention, no one should be in jail,

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because that's worse. But it's okay
to put those rights over a victim

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or the family of a victim.
We have case after case in which other

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you know when you do this,
and you keep letting them ount they continue

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to commit crime, they're emboldened to
do it. Obviously, I'm very a

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big proponent of rehabilitation, but there's
when there's violence involved, you have to

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tread very carefully which direction you're going
in order to work with that child.

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And juvenile court is set up for
rehabilitation and with graduated sanctions, but when

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you're seeing this continued violence, the
stronger steps need to be taken. And

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we have kids at thirteen that have
never been involved in the system, has

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committed murders. That's happened a couple
of years ago when I was in the

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juvenile court. So this is not
this is so you you can't say,

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oh, I'm just going to do
probation. I've got cases one where there

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was a robbery. It was the
worst beating of a robbery in Price Hill

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that the police officers have ever seen. And in the sentence of the disposition

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was that the JT was to make
a new friend and tell the court how

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to make how his football trip went. That was what his disposition was.

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He was to try school and football
and then talk about it at the next

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court date. These are these ridiculous, ridiculous dispositions. Another one, a

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felonious assault was somebody at firearma juvenile
used the farm, shot someone. She

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she gave early release, and it
was the disposition at that point was we're

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going to look at restorative justice services
and resources. I mean, these are

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the dispositions that are that are being
done. I've got cases where she released

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the defendant and then on a island
offense, for example, an aggregate robbery

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and a probation violation, released to
mother from court, and then within seven

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days commits a murder. Another one
a defendant was a shooting victim. The

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Cincinni police officer actually observed the defendant
standing over the victim while shooting him,

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found him not guilty, releases the
defendant, and then of course it's retribution.

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Street justice took place and that defendant
was later killed. And I can

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go on and on. I've got
case after case in juvenile court where this

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idea that no one should spend a
night in jail or in detention and violent,

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and we don't remove violent criminals off
our streets or those that are using

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firearms, and we just do social
programs. I mean that's great. I'm

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all in favor of social programs,
but they don't work for everybody, and

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they're not supposed to be used on
everybody. No, Melissa, I remember

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you when you were a judge and
I spoke at one of the classes you

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had for veterans that had substance abuse
problems, that have committed crime. And

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I can't tell you how many veterans
and how many folks that needed help out

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of the hole in which they find
themselves veterans programs who would be helped by

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Okay, you've done this, you've
done that, you've got PTSD. And

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Judge Melissa Powers was there. We
have got to treat veterans with great respect,

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but you must be held accountable for
your behavior. I had about three

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years ago Joe Dieters when she first
came to the bench. One of the

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prosecutors and juvenile courts a lot of
times, and municipal courts where the new

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prosecutors go to kind of get their
jobs, learn how to do things.

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And a young prosecutor got a hold
of show and said, mister Dieters,

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can I see you? And Joe
said, sure, come on over.

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And this new judge at that point, Carrie Bloom, had a case where

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a seventeen year old boy had raped
a thirteen year old and it was a

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vicious rape and the result of that
from Judge Bloom was to write a book

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report and home incarceration for seven days. And there was a meeting set up,

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which is restorative justice between the victim
and the perpetrator. And the mother

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of the thirteen year old was reluctant
to go into the room in the juvenile

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court system with the perpetrator, but
she said let's do it, and he

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didn't show up, and when the
court was notified, nothing happened to this

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rapist. And Judge Bloom believes in
the restorative justice. Now, secondly,

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I saw there's a brand new judge
the municipal court and let me explain this

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to Tony Bender. Every week over
the fourteen weeks of a cycle, each

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judge of municipal Court is generally it's
misdemeanor jurisdiction, but they sit there in

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room A and they set bonds on
felonies and then those can be reviewed weeks

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or months later if an indictment takes
place. Tell us about this new judge,

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Judge Samantha Silverstein, and she's been
on the bench about four months.

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She took uh She beat Kurk Kissinger
for the seat, who was a moderate

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Republican, a good judge. And
what's her view about setting bond for murderers,

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rapists, aggravated robberies, and drug
dealers. This is Judge Samantha Silverstein

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again, a white liberal Democrat,
and what is she doing with murder cases?

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But she sent no our bond sign
and nor means that you sign that

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you'll come back to court in that
space, and she is, yes,

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exactly she and I want, I
want again to make it very clear to

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all these listeners how important their vote
is and how it affects and directly impacts

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their daily life every single day.
These voters. She she ran in a

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district which is Mount Lookout, Anderson, Norwood High Park, Mount Washington.

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There's probably a few other neighborhoods in
there. They voted her in and voted

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out a very highly regarded, highly
confident judge. I understood his job,

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knew how to keep the people safe, never had a problem, was fair.

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And this this judge is not from
Cincinnati. She's a radical. She's

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been radicalized. She even puts in
her bio under her the Municipal Court bio

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on the website that she's a bail
reform advocate, so she doesn't believe,

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she does not believe anyone should remain
behind bars between arrest and a conviction.

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So it's all our bonds on violent
offenses. And I want to call out

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the Democratic Party and the chairman,
Gwen McFarlane. They endorse this person,

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this woman to one and and now
this is what we're dealing with. And

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I've got case after case after case
where the women helping women, the domestic

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violence that are felonies these that means
there's a prior conviction that she's releasing on

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oor bonds, letting the And I've
got a case here. The defendant's name

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is Michael Simpson. Domestic violence falenty
five aggregated burglary, felony one, strangulation

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on ten percent on each one of
those. Because she asked him what can

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you afford? And he says three
hundred dollars, So that's what he has

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to post, three hundred dollars to
get out. How are you protecting that

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victim? What is women helping women
say about these? That's what I want

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to know. Where are they?
Where are they? We've got I don't

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know how many domestic violence and strangulation
cases were violence against women and is or

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bond. The bonds that were set
yesterday domestic violence felony three that means there's

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multiple convictions or of CCW failure to
comply with an officer or felonious assault and

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aggravated robbery. This case is so
outrageous. This defendant admitted that he shot

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and robbed and stole somebody's car,
an innocent person on June first. Two

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days later, he then is involved
in a high speed pursuit with officers.

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They're trying to pull them over because
the plates on the car come up stolen,

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and he goes into a high speed
pursuit with two babies, an eighteen

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months and a four year old in
the backseat of the car. Two children,

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and then they have to use stop
six to stop. But when they

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finally get him under arrest and he's
then they play. He admits to the

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robbery, admits to shooting an innocence
of person to steal the car because he

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wouldn't turn over the car keys.
Oh our bond. He is out now

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again. These women that are voting
for one issue, single issue or identity

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politics and just vote for women.
You better wake up because your vote.

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We've got this judge now for the
next six years, and she is not

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going to change her philosophy. So
I'm just all I can do. There's

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not much I can do. We're
fighting as hard as we can, but

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all we can do is make sure
that the public understands the grab and the

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importance of this next election in every
election after this. Are state representatives who

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make the laws. Because some of
these laws are too loose, and these

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radicals are using them to their advantage
so that they can make our community less

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safe, or they're not following the
law. We bring up the constitutional amendment

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that was passed by the voters seventy
percent in the state of Ohio that judge

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must consider the safety of the community
that must be taken into account. She's

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not following that. She doesn't have
to, so does she says, she

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wrote the law. She knows she
wrote the law. That she doesn't even

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she doesn't have to consider it.
She has to consider what's the least restrictive

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means when somebody is arrested in charge
with a crime and we're not talking about

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she asked, minor offenses. We're
talking these are the worst things a person

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can do to I'm thinking of Benjamin
Addison, the UC student who was murdered

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when he went out to get his
car and someone's trying to steal it and

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he was shot to death. And
in this case, what this is one

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guy a shot, admitted to it, and she gave him sign your name

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and leave or post one hundred bucks
and you're gone. That doesn't take into

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account public safety, which we pass
seventy percent. Can you take it upstairs?

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Can you file some special writ before
the Supreme Court on Judge Samantha Silverstein,

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who's a left ring radical Marxist judge, is anything you can do well?

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The only thing I can say is, I mean, we're trying to

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explore any option in any recourse,
but there's so much discretion given to the

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judges because they're of the independence of
the judiciary. We are limited on what

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we can do now. Once there's
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judge and maybe we can get them
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But we know violent offenders continue to
commit crime. We know that the

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best judge of future behavior is looking
at what's currently going on in their pasts.

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That's why a criminal history is so
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Just none of this is taken into
account at all, flight risks,

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not at all. We had this
abusive corpse on the on the body that

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was disposed of in a garbage can. He was given you know, there's

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he that man went to the bank
before he was arrested, drew as much

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money. He told the cops.
He knows that if I if he said

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anything, he'd go to jail for
the rest of his life. He was

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just released from parole and he you
know, so he's a flight risk.

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He's and he's out, he's out
on bond. I mean, this is

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just the most outrageous of we I've
never seen it in the thirty two years.

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How how reckless this is, and
what a complete disregard for victims,

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for communities, for the safety.
The defendant's rights are way more important.

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But what's most important is their agenda. And the silver Stein and and and

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also Carrie Bloom they are they are
it's their agenda, and that's what's the

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most critical. They are. They
have radicalized, they have drank the kool

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aid, and I can't believe I
cannot believe that the voters want this.

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I mean, the guy that stuffed
the woman in the in the garbage can,

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who had previous record, he was
released on bond. He was he

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was given a bond of I think
it's a thousand and me double check.

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I think it's around a thousand dollars, hundred bucks, hundred bucks in you're

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out. No, I think it's
a thousand. It was like five ten

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percent on thousand. I mean,
these are yeah, you know, and

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that is that's in an ongoing investigation. We don't know what the circumstances were

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that that led for this body to
be but you know, you've got an

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ongoing investigation. He makes a statement, I'll go to prison the rest of

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my life if I tell you anything, right. I mean, there's maybe

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more to the story here, and
there may be he's a flight risk at

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the very least, at the very
least he's out, all right, Uh,

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bless of powers. I don't know
what to say. I'm watching our

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city become Detroit, Washington, DC, Atlanta becoming Portland, and you're the

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only one standing at the gate trying
to protect us. And I hope the

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voters by November fifth, wise up
to what's happening in our community, and

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nobody wants this to happen. And
I would assume women helping women. I'd

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be holding news conferences protesting some of
these ridiculous bonds that are set. But

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well, we have to go,
Melissa Powers. We'll talk later about Orlando

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sons and things like that, but
up against the clock book. Once again,

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thank you for coming on the Bill
Cunningham Show. And please keep doing

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what you're doing. Please, thank
you, and thank you Bill, and

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hopefully you keep shutting a light and
keep telling people so they know what's happening

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down here, because our media is
not reporting it is. They're almost an

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arm of this type of philosophy out
there. Thank you, Melissa Powers,

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good day, Thank you. Well, let's continue with more Wow, what

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happened to the City of Cincinnati?
What happened to Hamilton County by Comments next

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