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Speaker 7: I want to better understand how you weigh in illegal
aliens immigration status whenever you're making charging decisions. Do you
know who under Jose Cortes Mendez is Are you familiar
with that case? Yes, sir, okay. And there's a Guatemalan
illegal alien who was arrested in March of twenty twenty four.
He was initially charged with quote carnal knowledge of a
thirteen to fourteen year old. Just for those of us
who aren't lawyers, can you describe, just very briefly, what
does carnal knowledge of a thirteen to fourteen year old
mean in this context?
Speaker 8: Well, sir, generally, the a charge like that would typically refer.
Speaker 3: To underage sex.
Speaker 7: Okay, so we raped in underage persons, an illegal alien
who raped in underage American Your office reduced those charges
to a miss ameanor charge of consensual sex with a
child fifteen years and older. You offered him a ninety
day suspended jail sentence.
Speaker 3: Is that correct? So based on the evidence that we
had in the case, so it is correct.
Speaker 9: Yes, it is correct. That was Brandon Gillo, Texas. My friends,
welcome to the Thursday edition of bos Nearlyes Russia, our
fastest hour in American media. I very rarely have most
of the sound bites of the day that we're going
to use from one event. There is an exception with that. Today.
The House Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration, Integrity, Security and Enforcement
held a hearing today concerning the mismanagement of American law
in Fairfax County, Virginia, and the title of the hearing
was the Dangerous Consequences of Sanctuary Policies. The voice that
you heard answering that question from Brandon Gill of Texas
was the and I say, in quotes Honorable Stephen Desenko,
who is the Commonwealth Attorney for the Office of Fairfax County.
In other words, he's the DA over in Fairfax County.
So we have a lot from that hearing today, and
I want to share it with you before we do.
Just to note about Fairfax County, Fairfax County, I've spent
a lot of time in Fairfax County, a lot of time.
In fact, during my medical treatment I lived in Fairfax
County and commuted up to Maryland to Besess to Maryland
for close to a year, but I've been there a
lot even before then. Fairfax County is one of the
suburbs of Washington, d C. On a good day traffic wise,
you can leave the capital and thirty five forty minutes later,
depending on what time of day you're at, you're in
Fairfax County. It is a wealthy, wealthy county because it
is filled with government workers, government town and that goes.
If you can draw a circle around Washington, d C.
And the suburbs around here within an hour or an
hour and a half, and you will find a lot
of counties like that filled with government workers. In fact,
Montgomery County in Maryland is another one notoriously uber liberal
Fairfax County Loudon County Fairfax run by liberals, they really
do enforce their sanctuary policies. They are also a county
that is filled with illegal immigrants. In fact, one of
the witnesses today was a guide by David Behar, who's
the chairman of the Celts Foundation in immigration policy. Carlos
Cut sixteen, I want you to please listen to this
before we get to some of the fiery moments from
this hearing today, to David Behar talk about Fairfax County
and what enforcing immigration law would mean for a Fairfax County.
Speaker 10: Here are his The first step would be to give
up on the mass deportation fantasy. About one in five
Fairfact residents is someone who could be deported or who.
Speaker 3: Lives with them.
Speaker 10: It would destroy neighborhoods, rip Americans away from their spouses, parents, friends, families, customers, employees, employers, nurses, nannies,
and teachers.
Speaker 9: Let me be clear, So if you believe what he's saying,
and I have no reason not to, one in five
give up on this idea deporting people. One in five,
one in every five people living in Fairfax County could
be deported or have someone in their family deported. And
by golly, if you do that, if you enforce the law,
you'll rip up families. You'll rip up the nannies will
go away. We won't have nannies, we won't have any
This mentality is never applied to American citizens. If you
have a criminal element living in America, well most parts,
it doesn't matter if you have evaded the law, they'll
come at you. It doesn't matter how long given on statue.
If you have an open warrant, they're gonna come for you.
But this guy from the immigration policy arm of the
Seals Foundation, give up on this fantasy of getting of
deporting people that don't belong in this country, and that
would be also give up on this fantasy of deporting
illegal immigrants who are criminal. Apparently I didn't hear him
make an exception, did you. Okay, let's go quickly to
cut three, because this was the setup early this morning
from Fox News.
Speaker 11: One of the most egregious sanctuary jurisdictions they have to
deal with anywhere in the entire country. And this morning,
the Fairfax County Sheriff and the Fairfax County DA are
both going to get a grilling from allmakers right here
on the hill. Fairfax County, Fairfax County, Virginia Sheriff Stacy
Kincaid and Fairfax County Commonwealth Attorney See Ascana will both
testify before a House Judiciary panel any minute now. That's
where Republicans are expected to pin them down over recent
headlines there a handful of illegal aliens have already been
arrested for multiple murders so far this year in Fairfax County.
That includes Abdul Jallo, an illegal alien accused of randomly
stabbing stabbing Stephanie Mentor to death at a Virginia bus stop.
Jallo had more than two dozen prior arrests. DA Descano
had dropped multiple of his prior charges, and there was
zero cooperation with us whatsoever. Stephanie Mencher's mom will be
testifying about Fairfax County sanctuary policies before this committee this morning,
and Republicans.
Speaker 9: And that is what happened, ladies and gentlemen. She did testify,
among others. One of the other people that testified was,
of course, this Jason Mayers, who is a former former
Attorney General for Virginia before Democrats to get back. Now,
let's check in with him. Jason Myers, who used to
be before the Democrats won this election and span Burger
took over. He was the attorney general in the state
of Virginia. Cut five. Here is mister Mayer speaking of
today's hearing.
Speaker 12: Aggravated assault of a police officer. Fairfax refused to hold him.
He killed a man the very next day. A single
phone call from Fairfax to Ice would have saved this
man's life. In November twenty twenty four, a woman was
raped on a hiking trail in Heard in Virginia, just
days after her attacker was released from jail. Following a
felony assault charge reduction made without ever consulting the police.
The ICE dettainer was ignored. She became the next victim.
A four year old girl was nearly abducted in the
middle of the night by an illegal alien who broke
into her bedroom. Charges were reduced progressively over eighteen months
down to a misdemeanor entirely. In July twenty twenty four,
two illegal aliens stamp that stabbed the manned to death
at a park in Oakton. Ice had launched multiple detainers
on one of the suspects that Fairfax County had refused
to honor. He was released back to the community, then
he killed. In the last several weeks, girls as young
as thirteen were growth repeatedly in the hallways of a
Fairfax County high school by an illegal alien enrolled as
a student at age nineteen.
Speaker 3: Ice asked that he be held.
Speaker 12: Fairfax refused, same county, same prosecutor, same policy, over and
over again.
Speaker 2: Members.
Speaker 12: This is not in competence, This is not coincidence.
Speaker 3: This is policy.
Speaker 12: Comwell's attorney, Descano, publishes it on his own website. His
office's formal written policy states that prose prosecutors shall, whenever possible,
make charging in plea decisions that quote limit or avoid
immigration consequences. That's not prosecutorial discretion. That is discrimination against
American citizens in favor of those here illegally who commit
additional crime. That is why the Law Enforcement Legal Defense
Fund petitioned the Department of Justice, which earlier this month
has opened a civil rights investigation into mister Discano's office,
arguing that his policies violate the equal protection clause of
the Fourteenth Amendment.
Speaker 9: Now that's not all he had to say. This is
a very quick bite cut six about the sanctuary policies
under this sorrows DA in Fairfax County. Discano, who we
are going to hear from shortly, but again, former AG
for Virginia Jason Maiaris at the open near the opening
of today's hearing.
Speaker 2: Immigration is not a shared power with states.
Speaker 12: It belongs exclusively the federal government, and federal law expressly
prohibits state and local governments from restricting communication with federal
immigration authorities. Fairfax County's policies do exactly that. This is
not non cooperation. This is a deliberate choice to put
a violent criminal back on the street.
Speaker 9: And I want you to just keep that in mind.
This is not this is deliberate. This is a deliberate
decision by the liberals that run Fairfax County and run
they're the same liberals that run all these other sanctuaries, cities,
and states. Whether it's California, whether it's New York, whether
it's Atlanta, everywhere you see these blue dots where they
have sanctuary, the thinking is the same. It is deliberate, deliberate.
It's not an accident. Put the criminals back on the streets.
James Golan stermally, don't go away. We're coming right back
with a lot more rush.
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Speaker 9: Okay, so we're back to the hearing today, folks. Jim
Jordan lit it up. I don't have time to play
because I'm gonna play the full Jim. One of the
segments with Jim Jordan. It runs about five minutes. I'm
just telling you now, but it is worth hearing every
second of it. But we'll just hold on to that
for a moment. One of the other people testifying with
Sean Kennedy. He's in a community group, the Fairfact County
Criminal Justice Advisory Board. He's the president of Virginia's for
Safe Communities. So let's hear his opening right now. As
this hearing today about legal immigration in Fairfax County with
their sanctuary lost cut number four.
Speaker 3: This is Shawn ten four o'clock in the morning.
Speaker 15: On June fifteenth, twenty twenty three, a mother woke to
the screams of her four year old girl from the
next room. A man had broken in through the bedroom
window and carried off the toddler, committing with burglary with
the intent to rape. According to the police, he was
well known to the police and mister Descano. He was
hiring Baccadaniel Rodriguez, Honduran national. In twenty twenty one, two
years before Baccadaniel Rodriguez was arrested for multiple incidents of
indecent liberties with a child.
Speaker 3: Each of the three counts.
Speaker 15: Carried up to ten years in prison in the Virginia law,
but mister Descano, who directs his prosecutors to avoid immigration consequences,
reduced the charges. Despite committing a break in while awaiting sentencing,
Discano agreed to a six month sentence for prior crimes.
He was quickly arrested again for burglary to commit a
felony punishable by twenty years, but that was reduced to
property damage. More arrests, probation violations, and dropped charges followed,
he walked free and went fugitive. In eighteen months, Baccadaniel
Rodriguez racked up five arrests and twenty three charges, requiring
him to spend the rest of his life in the
Virginia Department of Corrections. But mister Descano's policies prohibited that.
It stated that his deputies must make plea officers that
avoid the legislatively mandated minimum jail sentence, So a criminal
alien was free to abduct a sleeping little girl. Somehow,
this parent's worst nightmare, in the words of Judge Grandy Bellows,
got worse when mister Descano gave the kidnapper a plea
deal for less than two years in prison. An outraged
Judge Bellows rejected the plea agreement, saying the only way
to protect the community is a lengthy period of incarceration.
When the same deal came before Judge Susan J. Stony
the next year, she too was incredulous. The course is
concerned about the severity of the crime, the fact that
the defendants criminal history reindicates a record of other involvement
with minors, and that the potential sentence here in this
case is too lenient. The court has grave concern in
the interest of public safety.
Speaker 9: This guy, the guy should have been in prison for life,
over and over and over again and let out by
this liberal district attorney.
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Speaker 9: Let us begin with a representative, Jim Jordan, who did
just such an outstanding job today. Cut eight, and we will.
Speaker 2: Yes understand this sanctuary jurisdiction policy in simple terms is
politicians tell local law enforcement don't work with federal law
enforcement when it comes to enforcing federal law. And that
is the situation in eighteen states, eleven cities. Actually the
other way around, eighteen cities, eleven states, three counties, and
the District of Columbia. But because those are big cities,
big states, that's almost a third of the population lives
in a jurisdiction where again local law enforcement is not
allowed to work with federal law enforcement to enforce federal law.
Let end ten million create sanctuary jurisdiction. So it's tough
to remove them even when they commit a crime defund ice.
But mister Discano takes it even a step further. He
takes it a step further and says, I'm not even
going to prosecute the guys who do terrible things. I'm
not gonna prosecute them. We're not going to honor detainers.
We're gonna let them out on the street. And of course,
what happens when you do that. Ms. Minner is going
to talk about that in a few minutes. That's what happens.
Take the example. Take another example. Marvin Morales Ortiz had
this long rap sheet, but on September twelfth, twenty twenty five,
he's arrested for malicious assault and brandishing a gun. Mister
Descano says, we're not going to prosecute this guy. Sheriff
kN Kate says, we're not going to honor the detainer,
and they release him on December sixteenth, twenty twenty five.
And what happens on December seventeenth, twenty twenty five, he
kills someone. That's the consequences of this dumb, stupid, crazy policy.
Speaker 9: So now it's Jim Jordan's time to speak with the
DA who has unleashed this hell on American citizens living
in Fairfax County cut seven. Jim Jordan with the district
attorney there, the Soros district attorney on my dad Discano,
who routinely lets heinous criminals off scott free or let
them walk with reduced sentences because they are illegal immigrants. Now,
let me just say this website thing is important because
this guy had posted, as you heard other people say,
his policies when he was running for office on the website,
we'll we're gonna find ways not to look at immigration
in our prosecution is pretty much what he promised voters.
But this is the exchange, and it's a long one.
Keep my Michael, because I may want to come into
it this while it's going on between Jim Jordan today
and this DA prosecutor.
Speaker 2: Descano's sheriff, why do you let Marvin Morales or tease
out there and the.
Speaker 9: Sheriff, by the way, this is sheriff can.
Speaker 6: Take because I received a court order, a judicial order
from a judge ordering his release.
Speaker 2: Because the guy decided you wouldn't prosecute it, right, you'd
have to talk to him. So this guy, the guy
besides you wouldn't prosecute the guy who's an illegal migrant,
who'd been charged with six different crimes, who was arrested
for murder in twenty twenty, who in twenty twenty three
assaulted a police officer, and who in September of twenty
twenty five was charged with aggravated malicious wounding and brandishing
a gun. And that guy's released. You can't hold him
because he's not going to be prosecuted.
Speaker 3: Is that right?
Speaker 6: I'm not sure about you know.
Speaker 2: That's what you told us. You sent us a letter
on March eleventh, twenty sixteen, addressed to myself and Chairman McClintock,
and you said on December sixteen, twenty twenty five, the
Commonwealth's Attorney moved to not prosecute the charges of aggravated
malicious wounding and brandishing a firearm by mister Morales or tease.
So you had to let him out, didn't you?
Speaker 6: Through a court order by a judge?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 6: I did.
Speaker 2: You had to let him mount.
Speaker 6: I was ordered to release him by a judge.
Speaker 2: Is I see you got some of your deputies behind
how's morale?
Speaker 9: In your notice to answer these questions?
Speaker 6: I didn't know I was here to talk about morale, sir.
But based on.
Speaker 2: You're here to answer the questions we ask you. That's
what you're here for.
Speaker 6: Of course I am okay, but I'm also here to
talk about what I was invited here to talk about.
Speaker 2: Well, I'll refer it to a statement you made in August.
Fairfax County Sheriff Stacy Kincaid, Democrat, also told seven News
reporter Nick Minnick, it's shameful the way things have not
been prosecuted.
Speaker 6: Stand by that statement, if that's what was written. I do.
Speaker 2: No, I'm not asking if that's what's written. I'm saying you,
did you say that, and do you stand by that?
And is that having an impact on morale because most
of the police departments I know, and sheriffs and deputies
that I know, when they get the bad guys off
the street, they like to see him prosecuted so they
don't come back on the street harm the community you're
supposed to protect and make their job tougher because they
got to go get him again when they commit.
Speaker 10: Some of the crime.
Speaker 2: That's why I asked the morale question in light of
your statement just a few months ago where you said
it's shameful that the guy beside you is not prosecuting people.
Speaker 5: I did, you said, I did?
Speaker 2: Okay, good, mister Discano, why'd you change your website?
Speaker 3: So, first of all, let me address what you had.
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 2: No, you answered the question about you ask you answer
the questions we asked. Asked a simple question, why did
you change your website last month?
Speaker 3: We'll show your statements about we're not don't want to.
Speaker 8: Prosecute guys is absolutely false and my policies.
Speaker 2: I'm reading this here, you saying what the sheriff wrote
me is is wrong.
Speaker 8: What I'm saying is that the way that my policies
have been December sixteen presented in this you chose, she
said the Commonwealth's attorney.
Speaker 2: That's you chose not to prosecute mister Morales or Tis
on December sixteenth, and they had to release him.
Speaker 3: They had to do their job because.
Speaker 2: You wouldn't prosecute. What happened on December seventeenth, mister Discono.
Speaker 3: Well, sir, for let's talk about the show.
Speaker 2: No, that's the question. What happened on December seventh, This
same guy murdered after my law just got murdered. Somebody
and I'm asking you, why did you change your website?
Speaker 3: Well, do you not want me to talk to you
about the the actual come?
Speaker 2: I want you to answer the first question I said,
which was about the case to change your website?
Speaker 8: Well, sir, because the website is not my policy, my
policy you.
Speaker 3: Campaign that this is.
Speaker 2: Your campaign website where you said our office will take
immigration consequences into account when making charging complete decisions. Immigration
consequences were certainly part of the game here, part of
the issue here with mister Morales Ortiz.
Speaker 8: You decide absolutely or not you are you are assuming
something that is not that is in fact untrue because
you are misrepresenting my policies.
Speaker 3: My policies do not say that we do not prosecute.
Speaker 2: You're proud of your policies. Why did you change your way?
Speaker 8: Because that's not my policy. As I told you, sir,
that is a campaign statement that made.
Speaker 2: The six years a week after we send your letters
saying we want you to come testify, you change it
because I couldn't Is that coincidental?
Speaker 8: Because I could not believe that somebody that people were
so obtuse that they could not realize what the difference
between a campaign statement and an actual office, you make campaigns.
Speaker 9: Pause right there, pause right there. This guy so arrogant.
He's now he's saying, he put on his policy. Look,
I'm gonna just put it in everyday language. We're not
gonna deal with immigration issues with prosecuting people. We're gonna
try to just avoid prosecuting people, or we're not gonna
help these damn federal people prosecute illegal immigrants. That's his policy.
When he's running for office, he gets voted in, he
then acts on everything. He says he's not prosecuting illegal immigrants.
And when he's asked about it by the Judiciary Committee,
when he changed his website to take that off, and
now he's saying, well, why did you take it off?
Why did you take that off? And he said, well,
because because you people are so dumb you don't understand
that it was just a campaign promise. This guy's unbelievable. Anyway,
continue with the oakie dokee that this guy is trying
to give.
Speaker 2: It honest with your voters.
Speaker 3: That's not what I'm saying at all, Sir.
Speaker 2: Sarah sounded like it.
Speaker 3: That's absolutely not what I'm saying. Is that when you.
Speaker 2: Still why you still haven't told me why you took
it down.
Speaker 8: Because I was hoping to come here to talk about
my office policies, not be distracted by a campaign statement
that would be distracted The year before I was actually
comest attorney any and had any cases that were mine.
Speaker 2: This is almost laughable. This is your policy. You said
it right here. You told the voters, if you elect me,
I will take into account immigration consequences when making charging
and police.
Speaker 3: This is my policy, not what you have in your hand.
Speaker 2: Okay, so what you said to the voters is not
not real, didn't count.
Speaker 3: No, sir. What I'm saying is that as an officeholder
is run by my policy.
Speaker 2: Your sheriff said you wouldn't prosecute this guy gets released
kill someone. The next day we start asking about it,
you change your website and take down the statements that
that say you're going to take into account immigration consequences
when you decided.
Speaker 3: You are going to public the entire time I've been
in office.
Speaker 9: Okay, let's leave this because this goes on. I got
to get to some other stuff here.
Speaker 3: We did.
Speaker 9: Brandon Geil top of the show. Now let's go to
North Carolina Representative Brad not his turn with this guy
Discano cut number eleven. This is representative from North Carolina.
You folks in North Carolina, be proud of your guy, Brad.
Speaker 16: Not when you entered into a plea agreement, you tried
to bind the court, bind a court so they could
not sentence this person to any term over two years?
Speaker 3: Is that not correct? So I'm so glad you brought
this story. Is that not correct? Well, because I would
like to explain it is correct?
Speaker 16: And the court rejected it, Sir, I knew this was.
Speaker 3: I'm talking.
Speaker 16: It was a judge that was appointed by Senator Warner.
This is not a right wing judge. This is a
liberal judge. And you know why he rejected it, Sir.
He saw what we should have seen about overwhelming Can
we talk about the other I know it, and you
don't quit talking?
Speaker 3: And I would was a threat.
Speaker 16: He yanked a four year old girl out of her
bed with the intent to harm her, and you wanted
to give her a cap of two years.
Speaker 3: Sir, this is when the plea agreement was rejected. What
did you do? So this is what did you do?
This is a great example of a case.
Speaker 16: Now I prosecuted, I prosecuted that you understand when you're
evading like.
Speaker 3: That, you know it's not a sign of guilt. What
did you do? So you dismissed the case?
Speaker 9: Now, let me just be really clear. You've heard this case.
People have referenced it. A legal immigrant goes in the
girl's bedroom late night, trying to kidnap the girl with
the intention you all know what he wanted to do
with her, a four year old girl. This guy's had multiple, multiple,
multiple offenses, including sex offenses with minors before the same
DA and his left out of jail over and over
and over again. Should have been in there for life.
So finally he tries to get a plea agreement on
this guy who creeps into it, takes a four year
old was busted in the process, thankfully. He tries to
plee him out with two years. The liberal judge, the
not oh, let me just I don't know whether he's liberal,
the not right wing judge appointed by that was recommended
by Senator Warner, Democrat, says, are you nuts? Only two
years for this?
Speaker 3: And so what does this DA do?
Speaker 9: He dropped the charge on a guy that came in
and took a try to abduct a four year old girl.
Out of her bedroom. New Jersey. Be proud of Jeff
Van Drew. He was there to day two and had
it cut nine. Jeff Van Drew also at the hearing.
Speaker 17: Mister duscona simple question, or communities safer when illegal immigrants
who commit crimes are deported or when they remain in
those communities?
Speaker 5: Are they safer when they're deported communities?
Speaker 2: Yes or no?
Speaker 5: Just yes or no? Well, sir, that's yes or no,
yes or no. I'm asking the question.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to answer them. No, you are asking me
a question that's outside of my purview.
Speaker 5: I can run down there ask you questions.
Speaker 2: You're a human being.
Speaker 5: You're sitting next to a woman who lost your daughter.
Speaker 17: Can you tell me if illegal criminals are to be
moved from the country, if we're safer?
Speaker 8: And to suggest that I don't care about what happens
in my community, this is my everywhere.
Speaker 17: Going to answer my question my community? Who are going
to answer my questions? You don't show any discipline. When
I'm asking questions, I answer them. So you're not willing
to answer that question? Okay, So I asked you this question.
Let's talk about abdulas a lot. Yes or no, would
Stephanie Mentor be alive today if he had been deported
And you know why he wasn't deported because then, quite frankly,
the administration was not a and if a country didn't
want to accept these awful people that came from the country,
we didn't know where to send them, and we held
them and we detained them. Now we're finding places to
send them so that this doesn't go on. That's the answer.
That's why that happened. It's not a mystery. It's not
something weird or unusual. They didn't know where the heck
to put it. Now we just do it and we
get it done.
Speaker 5: But nevertheless, would we be safer if he wasn't in
the country? Then would we be safer? Yes or no?
Speaker 2: Sir? Yes or no?
Speaker 5: Or to be safer if the man wasn't in the country.
Speaker 3: Damn it? Answer my question, sir, I'm trying. You keep
changing the question. No, it's yes or no. There's a bad.
Speaker 9: Let's do a break. We got more you here. When
these liberals are called out on releasing these violent criminal rapists, murderers,
sex offenders, child molest them, pedophiles on the street, they
can't even respect you an enough to answer your questions.
That's why I spent today's program, ladies and gentlemen, on
this hearing. People need to hear what's going on in
this country when liberals run the show rush.
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Speaker 9: If we have time tomorrow, we will hear from the
angel mom that testified Cheryl Mintor. Right now, though our
clip of the day comes from Cook County, Illinois via
Fox News Early Today, listen to this fellow.
Speaker 14: US NOW bill Shocking details out of the Chicago area.
A judge says they have lost track of hundreds of
people who were pleased on ankle monitors, all while facing
pending criminal cases. The total number now thought to be
at nearly two hundred and fifty people, terrifying. Mike Tobin
is live in Chicago. He's got more details on this
for US HI.
Speaker 18: Mike and Sandra works out to eight percent of the
people on electronic monitoring in the pre trout program in
Cook County in Chicago who are unaccounted for. Even the
state's attorney says, we should all be deeply concerned. And
this is the safe system that was ignored by Lawrence Reed,
a career violent criminal at seventy two arrests. His ankle
monitors showed that he'd been out all night twice and
was violating his curfew on November seventeenth of last year,
when police say he board at Chicago's L train and
set a complete stranger, Anthony McGhee on fire. This is
the same ankle monitor system that was ignored by twenty
six year old Alfonso Talley. Record show he'd been in
trouble for all of his adult life. He disregarded as
curfew to the point that he didn't get home to
charge the battery and the ankle monitor went dead. Police
say on April twenty fifth, he went out a crime
spree that ended with a mother of three pistol whip
with a broken nose, one police officer dead, another fighting
for his life. Three thousand, forty eight people were released
pre trial on electronic monitoring. Almost twenty percent of them
are charged with violent crimes, seven percent aggravated battery, four percent,
criminal sexual assault, point eight percent charged with murder, and
two hundred and forty six of them cannot be found.
Speaker 2: Not only already missing, they have no idea where at
none zero.
Speaker 9: Okay, you got the gist of this, folks. Democrats Chicago
put have released hundreds and hundreds and actually thousands of
criminals on ankle monitor release. And guess what they can't
find over two hundred and fifty of the criminals that
they can't find them. They don't know where they are.
They're supposed to be monitored, They're nowhere in sight and
they don't know where these criminals are. And murderers are
put on, these alleged murderers on these ankle folks, Democrats.
These are Democrats, Fairfax County, Cook County, all over America.
Democrats are doing it their way. Frank Sinatra passed away
on this day in nineteen ninety eight. What can you
say about the Chairman of the board but just a
life of greatness. May God bless protect you and every
single one of you, your family's, your loved ones, love
and gratitude for your being here with me, allowing me
to with you. God willing back tomorrow for both Nerdley's
rush hour. Until then, my friends, I bid you adio.
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Speaker 3: What the heck is going on here