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much for your support. So we have a lot of

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different angles now that we've been covering in the wake

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of another stabbing on the Charlotte light rail line. Because

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you have obviously the attack, you have the connection with

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the previous attack of less than four months ago that

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left Arena Zarutzka murdered, which then prompted the state legislature

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to force local jurisdictions to get tougher on crime. That

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then pro did a reaction from local Democrats because the

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legislature is controlled by Republicans. Local Democrats then complained at

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a county commissioner's meeting a week or so ago. Sheriff

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was there at the meeting complaining about the quote unfunded

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mandate that now we're going to have to house more,

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you know, people waiting for their first appearance and waiting

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for trial and all of this because now it's not

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going to be a catch and release system so much,

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particularly for violent offenders. So woe is us. We can't

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just you know, release people back out onto the streets.

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I was actually on Twitter. I was accused of only

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caring about certain crimes because of racial components, to which

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I pointed out that the guy who was stabbed by

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the criminal illegal alien on Friday on the same light

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rail line the guy was stabbed, Kenyan Dobie, is a

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black guy who was defending elderly people on the train

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who were being accosted by this drunk illegal alien with

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a rap sheet, who had been deported two previous times.

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So and that is precisely the kind of person we want,

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right Not the drunk guy we want Kenyan Dobie. We

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want people like him in a high trust society, somebody

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who at twenty four years old, stands up and says, no,

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you cannot behave like this in a civil society. Back off,

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sit down, leave people alone, shut up. And for that

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he was stabbed in the chest. Oh and I should

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throw in that the guy The attacker is also homeless.

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He's been staying at a roof above, which is a

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low barrier homeless center. Low barrier means anybody can come

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in like it's very like you don't even need an ID.

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Another question was raised in the first hour by a

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caller named Jeff, who asked because the prosecution yesterday in court,

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the prosecutor said that the attacker had been banned from

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the Charlotte Area transit system. He was on their ban list. Okay, well,

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wait a minute, how did that happen? What did he do?

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What kind of interaction did he have that got him banned? Right,

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because that would indicate that there was some sort of

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interaction with either Cat's security or even CMPD. But the

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guy has been deported twice. Both times he had an

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order for his removal, and so when he re entered

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the country after both of those removals, those are felonies,

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and he has a criminal record. He has served time

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in prison. So what happened there? This ties into local

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policy decisions made by the Charlotte City Council telling CMPD

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do not participate in any kind of immigration enforcement. That's

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why our local police don't do anything like this.

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Speaker 2: Right.

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Speaker 1: They're always running around saying, we're not helping any kind

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of immigration enforcement. We're not pulling people over, we're not

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checking your citizenship status. You can trust us call police

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for your emergency services.

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Speaker 2: Right.

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Speaker 1: They make a big show of this all the time.

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It's the same reason why Mecklenburg County Sheriff's office doesn't

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do the cooperation with ICE. It's why they scraped the

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two eighty seven G program. They don't want to be

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associated with any kind of immigration enforcement. Well what about

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in this case, what about with this guy? This is

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the kind of people, this is the kind of case

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that we're talking about. You should be helping to get

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this guy out of the country. But they always turn

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it into the you know, oh, the law abiding except

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for obviously the crossing the border illegally, the law abiding nanny,

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the landscaper, right, not hurting anybody, not doing anything, just

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trying to make a better life for himself. They they

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always frame it like that when we are talking about

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this kind of a case. This guy should not have

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been here and somebody had some sort of interaction with

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him at some point that got him on the ban list.

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That happened, prosecutor said, it in court yesterday. What happened,

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who was involved and who looked the other way because

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of policy directives from elected officials in Charlotte and Mecklenburg.

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Because that's that's how that happens. Meanwhile, you have IRENA's

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law that just took effect December first. This was the

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law that was prompted by the murder of Arena Zarutzka.

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And the state legislature has basically told and I covered

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this back on December first, so over a week ago

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when the law took effect. What the legislature has told

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the local jurisdictions, which by the way, are creations of

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the state. Okay, the state government is the seminal authority.

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The cities don't create the state. The state creates the cities.

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In fact, the state can rescind to charter of a

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city if it wants to just completely unincorporate the city.

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So the state has told the locals, you guys need

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to be tougher on criminals. This little project that you

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guys have been embarking upon, on this idea that you know,

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everyone's in crisis and it's just poor people who have

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no other options. They're stealing a loaf of bread to

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feed their infant child. You know, this kind of mentality

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is getting people hurt and killed. And so we are

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going to tell you from now on, no more unsecured bonds.

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You're not going to be able to run the kind

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of turnstyle catch and release justice system that Mecklenberg County

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has been running for darn near three decades. Your project

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has failed. Okay, your criminal justice reform ideas suck. That's

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what they were told. That's what Arena's Law was communicating

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to these local jurisdictions. So the response now from our

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local officials who were all in on the decarceration. Let's

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thin out the jail population, save a bunch of money.

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This is what happened during the recession, the Great Recession

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two thousand and eight, two thousand and nine. Right, they

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scrap the plans for a new jail annex, They mothball

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Jail North, and now they complain they don't have the bedspace.

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But these were decisions that the local officials made to

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save money. They deprioritized public safety funding. And then, of

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course you have the whole summer of fiery but mostly

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peaceful riots that defund the police movement. You have a

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very animated and activist base inside the Democrat Party that

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wants decarceration, and the county commissioners know that they need

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these people to vote for them in the primaries, so

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they comply and they abdicate their responsibility to the larger society.

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Crime goes up, people get hurt. Now they're going to

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have to surge a couple of cops into certain areas,

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right or, like they voted last night, the city council

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is going to spend three point four million dollars on

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an ad campaign to make people feel safer riding the train. Yeah.

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The problem isn't a perception of safety, Okay, it is

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your deprioritization of public safety that creates the perception. Because

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people are seeing this stuff. People are aware of this

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and it's not acceptable and so y'all need to change course.

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That's what the state told you to do with Arena's law.

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And in response, we have Mechlimber County Sheriff Gary not

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my fault McFadden saying this is an unfunded mandate. We

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need more money from the state if we're going to

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do this stuff. You have a jail. You have a jail.

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A text from Dawn who says it just occurred to

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me that the problem with Sheriff Gary, not my fault McFadden,

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is that he's in the wrong job. He needs to

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be a social worker, not an enforcer of law. I agree.

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In fact, he agrees. He said in an interview a

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couple of weeks back, he said he doesn't even like

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being sheriff. He just likes being out in the community.

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He likes that part of it. So go do that.

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Go set up set up a nonprofit or something, you know,

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Go do the work in the community, do the thing

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that you like to do, and stop mucking around with

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the jail. Let other people run that better, because other

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people can run that better and have run that better.

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Let me go to Jack. Hello, Jack, Welcome to the show.

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Speaker 2: Good afternoon.

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Speaker 1: Hey, what's up.

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Speaker 2: Here's my comment you had Andrew Dunn on earlier today,

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indeed talking about that this is not a partisan problem.

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In my opinion, it most certainly is because there are

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no checks and balances. The County Commission is totally dominated

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by one party, as is now the school board, as

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is the Charlotte City Council. For the most part, I

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think there's what one Republican left on there now.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, just one out of eleven.

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Speaker 2: They have no there's no alternative voices, there's no checks

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and balancers. They're all seeing from the same hymn book,

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and they're not really able to criticize each other because

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they've all allegiance to the party leaders such as mister

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stein by Liles, whoever the senior Democrat is in charge.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, this is yeah, I agree, this is one of

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the that's one of the part. One of the problems

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with any kind of a political body that is completely

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dominated by one party to the exclusion of the other

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is that you have now hidden incentives from the public,

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Like we don't know what's going on behind, you know,

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party closed doors, you know, and the types of factions

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and personality conflicts that that exist inside the party apparatus

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we don't see from the public. We see like if

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we're watching a city council meeting and a Republican and

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Democrat are arguing, that's out front. We can see that

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that's a difference of opinion, right, But if it's all

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one party, right then, right then we're not seeing what

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is what may actually be motivating their disagreement, which could

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be petty personal conflicts, right, or could be like, oh,

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you know, you slighted me at some fundraiser that we

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were both at two years ago, or some stupid thing

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like that, and that actually does happen. It has happened.

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That is literally what happened. This was years and years ago, uh,

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with a couple of members in the local Democrat party.

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They didn't like each other because somebody didn't say hello

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to the other one at some church event, you know.

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And and now they're waging war against each other. But

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you don't know why.

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Speaker 2: Well you think about Haiti. It's a one party sort

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of country too, isn't it.

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Speaker 3: I do not.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know anything about Haiti except you can't

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spell Haiti without hate.

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Speaker 2: Hi.

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Speaker 1: But any one, right, Jack, I appreciate the call. Here

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is what McFadden says from this press conference yesterday. I

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thought this was interesting. He was asked about the influx

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that he's expected to see. He's expecting to see this?

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You know, all these new people and arrest processing, we're

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going to be overwhelmed, overcrowded, all of this. And he said,

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anytime anybody comes to the jail, he panics. This is

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what he I'm not making this up, this is what

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he said.

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Speaker 3: I wish I didn't have one hundred people here.

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Speaker 4: You know, anything you think about it, anything is a

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crisis here, you know. I don't I don't want to say, well,

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when we get sixteen hundred, I'm going to panic. I

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panic every day when the numbers go up to five,

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because that's somebody else that we have to deal with.

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Speaker 3: There's there's no magic number.

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Speaker 1: Anytime anybody comes into the jail, he panics. This is

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not somebody who should be in charge of the jail, then,

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you know, I mean that's is that not obvious?

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Speaker 2: Right?

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Speaker 1: You asked for a job to run the jail, and

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anytime somebody comes into the jail, you are panicking and

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you don't want to even you don't want it. You

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don't even want one hundred people in the jail. He

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doesn't want people in the jail. Why are you running

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the jail?

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Speaker 3: Then?

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Speaker 1: Do you understand the purpose of the jail. It's to

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protect people from violent sociopaths. That's the point, you know.

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from John who says, I know the high sheriff, not

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my fault. Macfadden is easily frustrated, that's what he said.

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He gets frustrated, that's why he uses racial slurs. But

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if he actually worked this through in his feeble mind,

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he says, more people will now be held in the jail. However,

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all these people are usually repeat, repeat, repeat offenders. So

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instead of one guy being arrested and processed three times

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and released, he'll be held in prison after the first arrest.

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So the population of residents aka inmates, it won't grow,

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but rather the deputies in charge of intake will have

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less work to do because they're not pss the same

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person over and over again. John I was told that

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there would be no logic applied to any of this discussion.

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Over on the text line, Norcott says about this illegal

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criminal alien that did the stabbing on Friday that he

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was banned from the transit system. He says, if there's

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no effort to enforce paying fares to ride the train,

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what moron thinks a ban would be enforced. That's I've seen.

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There are a lot of texts saying the same thing.

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I completely agree. This text from someone who has a

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last name. That's French. The three million dollars that the

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city is going to use to advertise and falsely advertise

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for the transit system I was approved by the city

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council last night. A PR firm hiring for three point

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four million dollars for a PR effort to make people

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feel safe on the T I guess the safety of

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the light rail could easily for Instead of that using

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that money for a PR effort, it could be used

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to reopen the North End Sheriff's prison right jail North.

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It makes you wonder why they're not doing that instead

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of wasting the three million to try to convince people

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to ride an unsafe light rail. Robert says a plus

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plus plus plus plus plus segment on social worker McFadden,

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Thank you. Robert the Hellion says, yeah, he's a caretaker basically. Oh,

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and Gad said, evolutionary behavioral scientists. That's what Gad says.

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And then he says, for the overcrowding of the jail,

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stack them on top of each other in the jail

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and then let it get out how crowded and awful

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it is. That would be another deterrent the victim on

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the light rail line. Kenyon Dobe is a hero, says Victoria,

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praying for his recovery. It's clear the Mayor of Charlotte,

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the shrif and city council are unfit for office and

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are interested in protecting criminals, not in protecting citizens. Authorities

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should be celebrating Arena's law, not criticizing it, which is

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what McFadden has been doing. He said, get this, that

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the law is going the Arena's Law is going to

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hurt the poor, that's what he says.

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Speaker 3: I think that it will.

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Speaker 4: It will significantly harm the people who are less fortunate

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because of funding fine in fees, because we don't even

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think about when a person is here, they still have

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to pay a lawyer, and they still have to go

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to court. And you take when a parent comes to court,

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she's gonna he or she's going to lose time from

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work if you.

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Speaker 1: Yes, So hey, how about how about we tell people

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that committing crimes actually is a drain on your bank account.

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See that's what I mean. They they they have this

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inversion going where it's it's like, oh, you know, the

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poverty is driving the crime, when in fact, the crime

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creates poverty. So flip it. He's almost there in what

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he's describing, and then he starts talking about like a

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really large commissary bill.

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Speaker 4: I mean, with our commissary mothers come here and go

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to a machine and daily put what they call money

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on their books. So if family may put two hundred

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dollars a week because their loved one said I need

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this or I need that, and so all of that.

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Speaker 3: Creates a deeper pocket for poverty.

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Speaker 4: And then when you're talking about poverty, they still have

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to go to court, they still have to pay a lawyer,

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and all of these fundings, and so this is the

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revolving door that nobody knows how to fix.

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Speaker 1: Okay, I'm going to spit ball an idea here, because

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you know me, I am all about solutions. How about

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this one way to avoid all of these expenses of

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the lawyers and eight hundred dollars a month commissary bill.

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But you don't break the law. How about that? How

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about you don't steal the cars, you don't stab people,

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don't rob them, don't murder them like that would seem

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to be a good way to avoid all of these costs.

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Maybe we should, I don't know, maybe emphasize that message

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a little bit instead of just saying, oh, sorry, you

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were in crisis because you had a high commissary bill.

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So go ahead and go back out. We'll go ahead

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and release you again. At this news conference, McFadden was

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asked about this latest attack on the light rail line,

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allegedly committed by a guy who was, you know, deported twice.

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Speaker 4: As we know, immigration is the federal federal boy's issue,

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federal boy's issue. Why don't we ask them he's been

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deported twice under the civil I guess deportation process.

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Speaker 3: You probably need to ask them.

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Speaker 4: Why haven't they charged him with a criminal aspect of

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this offense.

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Speaker 3: He's here now.

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Speaker 1: They didn't know he was back. They sent him home twice.

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They didn't know he was back. They just found out.

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But Katz knew who he was because they banned him

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from the system. But see here's McFadden again trying to

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blame somebody else.

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Speaker 4: Why don't they start the proceeding of I can't tell

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them what to do. I know people say, well, sure,

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if you can't tell them what to do, I can't.

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I can only suggest what they do. A detainer through

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house built HP thirteen versus a criminal charge of re

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entry after deportation which would be my best choice if

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you had to.

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Speaker 3: Ask them that.

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Speaker 4: Am I concerned about that? You know, we're still looking

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into that. I don't know if the person would actually

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on the light rail or off the light rail. He

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was simply just mentioning the light rail. Make it to

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be national news when anyone is stabbed in my city, hurt,

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shot killed.

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Speaker 3: Yes, I'm concerned.

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Speaker 4: I have to be concerned because it's in the city

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that you know, I am a part of. We are

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concerned about it, but we also need to be honest

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about the immigration part of it. You know, we want

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to blame the sheriff. Yes, well you deported this person twice.

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Does that really work or has it work? And what

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would you do after that? I saw all of the

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newscast this weekend about this incident, and so we're prepared

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to listen and we're prepared to receive any documentation that

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DHS and ICE presents to us. But I would recommend

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them to look at it from a criminal aspect instead

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of the civil aspect, because we can see that it

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causes us issues if it's.

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Speaker 3: Only a civil aspect. On deportation.

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Speaker 4: As Oscar Solorzano ever been an inmate, in your dale

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before in the sentence, and.

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Speaker 3: I believe that is no.

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Speaker 1: He was asked, has this guy ever been an inmate

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in your jail? And he said that that answer is no.

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Message from Rodney who says, Pete, maybe the local CMPD

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should not follow illegal orders? Eh what we call it

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callback in the biz? Okay, one last clip here real

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quick before I get to some calls. Sheriff Gary not

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my fault. McFadden criticized Customs and Border Patrol for their

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recent operation Charlotte's Web during his newscout.

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Speaker 3: A lot of these people being picked up do not

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have a criminal record.

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Speaker 4: If they want to make Mecnberg County safer, we have

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Whitney call a repository of warrants and they may show

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you that today a hundreds of warrants. If you want

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to say, let's take your first one hundred most violent

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criminals that are wanted and we search for them in

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a combined effort with DHS and ICE, that would have

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been a better move simply coming to terrorize the city

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and taken away people that we don't even know who

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they are. We don't know anything about the numbers, but

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we always shift the sheriff about the sheriff well I

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think this is the time to you, as ICE, can

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you provide us who was arrested and provide us if

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they had a criminal history or if there are targeted.

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When they say targeted, it is very clever by using

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they have targeted. They have target areas. That means Central

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Avenue and South Boulevard. Let's make no mistake about it.

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Those our heavily Hispanic areas. So South Boulevard and Central Avenue.

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They targeted those areas. Who they took away We do

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not know to this day. They did not bring anybody

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to the Meccanberg County Detention Center.

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Speaker 1: Solarzano, the attacker on the Friday incident on the light

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rail line. He came back at at an unknown time.

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Speaker 3: Right.

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Speaker 1: I don't even know if Customs and Border Patrol knew

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that this guy was back in the country. Cats did right,

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Cats knew his name right. And by the way, after this,

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the COMMS person said, no more questions about the attack,

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just focus on Arena's law. That's what we're talking about.

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That's what the point of this is. But did you

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catch what he said at the beginning there? They have

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hundreds of warrants, hundreds of outstanding warrants and in true form,

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not my fault. McFadden right says Customs and Border Patrol

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could have asked to work with us to clear out

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some of these warrants. Okay, well, are you saying that

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you have hundreds of warrants for criminal illegal aliens? Is

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that what you're saying? That you've released that many people

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out of the jail. Why do you have so many

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outstanding warrants? Do not have personnel to go get them

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to go serve these warrants? What are these warrants for?

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I don't think they're all for crimes. They could be

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civil warrants as well, right, I don't know, I have

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no idea. That's quite the admission there. And by the way,

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you could ask CBP and ICE to work with you

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on clearing out the warrants as well. You could try

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to initiate some sort of a joint task force or

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something to go out and serve the warrants. You could

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do that, but then you would be working with immigration

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officials and you've said you're not going to do that. Jennifer,

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Welcome to the show. Hello Jennifer, Hi.

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Speaker 5: How are you hey?

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Speaker 1: I'm good. What's going on?

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Speaker 5: Okay? What's going on is this morning, I'm driving and

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I hear that these terrible stewards of money three point

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four million are going to make an AD camper. Correct,

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you know that's not going to make me feel safe. However,

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if you tell me that three point four million is

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going towards hiring security people who can use a gun

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on the trains, then I'd be riding the trail quicker

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than anything. But an AD campaign is not going to

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do it for me and probably nobody else.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's I mean. And look, this is quite the

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unfortunate timing for the City Council to have this on

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their agenda. Their agendas are drawn up prior to Fridays,

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before the Monday meetings, so this was this contract was

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already up for their approval before the attack on the

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light rail. But yes, very unfortunate timing for them that

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now this is on their agenda and they approved it.

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It was part of the consent agenda three point four

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million for an AD campaign to make people feel safe

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on the transit line. So yeah, now, and the money

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could have been used for or could be used for

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other stuff. Jennifer, I appreciate the call. Let me get

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Richard on, Hey, Richard, I have about thirty five forty

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seconds for you. Richard, okay, compelling, and rich Ed says

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longtime listener. Okay, I'm not going to read that. Not

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going to read that. Yes, and poor taste. Can the

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service guy kind of a curious question about not my fault.

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Mcfatten just said that he's very concerned about anything that

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happens in his city, so much so he doesn't even

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know whether the guy was on the rail or not. Yes,

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he's very concerned about the things that he's not following

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very closely. Let me see here, twenty six stations on

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the Blue Line, seventeen active stations. How many stops? Okay,

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so I'm not sure why. I'm not sure why you

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sent me the image there, Chris, three million dollars divided

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by seventy five thousand equals forty armed trained guards slash officers,

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ticket collectors at all the stops. Oh, that's why he

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sent me the details. Yeah. So again, it's about prioritization

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and the local officials control that. All right, that'll do

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it for this episode. Thank you so much for listening.

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