Speaker 1: The remainder of the story is, my bidet has a
Speaker 1: blue light to guide me to the toilet at night
Speaker 1: without turning on the expensive overhead lights and waking me up.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, dragon, Uh huh. So a guy with
Speaker 2: a bidet yep that has a soft blue light yep
Speaker 2: is complaining that he that way he doesn't have to
Speaker 2: turn on the expensive overhead light. I just want to
Speaker 2: make sure I understood that.
Speaker 3: My thing is that he has a separate bidet outside
Speaker 3: of the regular toilet.
Speaker 2: Yes, so he's probably like like many fancy hotel rooms,
Speaker 2: there will be the commode over here, and then the
Speaker 2: bidet will be separate, you know, and apart from So
Speaker 2: it's a separate, self contained bid a bit and uh
Speaker 2: he's he's complaining about that.
Speaker 3: But you know, most of us regular folks here, if
Speaker 3: we were to have a bit bedet, well we would
Speaker 3: attach that to the regular toilet rather than insert a
Speaker 3: completely new device in the bathroom.
Speaker 2: Well, I can't even afford one of those bedet converters.
Speaker 2: So I run a garden hose from the backyard up
Speaker 2: through the upper deck and then in through the sliding
Speaker 2: glass doors into the master bathroom, and I just you know,
Speaker 2: I always have it on, so I always have pressure.
Speaker 2: I just have a little nozzle on the end. I
Speaker 2: just that's just what I use. It kind of irritates
Speaker 2: Tamber for some reason.
Speaker 3: I don't understand why why didn't you use your hair
Speaker 3: blow dryer to get everything?
Speaker 2: I don't do that anymore. I don't do it anymore.
Speaker 2: So Dragon walks in this morning, and he doesn't realize
Speaker 2: that he, uh, he's completely derailed the program this morning
Speaker 2: because even though this was the sub yeah, well, god
Speaker 2: blame somebody. Even though this was the subject of a
Speaker 2: Michael Brown minute, which we just recorded for over on Freedom,
Speaker 2: so you can listen to the you know Them the
Speaker 2: Saturday show from ten to one on Freedom, My three
Speaker 2: seven reel News Real Talk from ten to one last night.
Speaker 2: I'm doing My or Not last night. Sometime yesterday afternoon,
Speaker 2: I'm kind of wrapping up my show prep and it's
Speaker 2: time to find a Michael Brown minute, and I start
Speaker 2: digging around, and I'm digging around, and I'm digging around.
Speaker 2: I really can't find anything. And then I run across
Speaker 2: a single story that caught my eye and I thought,
Speaker 2: how did I miss this? And so I dug around
Speaker 2: and I finally, I will tell you the one place
Speaker 2: that I've found the story was CBS Colorado. I then
Speaker 2: thought to myself, wait a minute. When I do show
Speaker 2: prep for the Michael Brown Minute, I go to the
Speaker 2: local television stations. I go to, uh, the Denver Gazette,
Speaker 2: the Colorado Sun, Denver right westward, sometimes the Denver Post,
Speaker 2: not very often, but I go to all of the
Speaker 2: local media outlets just to kind of quickly scour to
Speaker 2: see if there's anything local that might be good for
Speaker 2: a minute, or that is, you know, a newsworthy story
Speaker 2: worthy of our time to discuss. And the reason I
Speaker 2: don't discuss a lot of local news on this program
Speaker 2: is because well, you live here, and so you get
Speaker 2: all of that, and so well, you know, unless I've
Speaker 2: got to take on it that I think is important
Speaker 2: for you to know. I don't really care a lot
Speaker 2: about a lot of local stuff except the Denver stuff
Speaker 2: and the and the corruption. And I will take you
Speaker 2: for for example, last night, I was going down this
Speaker 2: rabbit hole about you know, the Stanley Hotel in Essas
Speaker 2: Park has been purchased, and part of that purchase has
Speaker 2: been done with your sales tax dollars and as I
Speaker 2: dug deeper into it, find out that they've also issued
Speaker 2: some four hundred million dollars in bonds, revenue bonds which
Speaker 2: but which are not an obligation of the taxpayers. So
Speaker 2: bond holders if they, you know, if they don't produce
Speaker 2: the revenue to service the bonds, well then they'll look
Speaker 2: at the assets. But ultimately taxpayers will not be responsible
Speaker 2: for that, except if there's political pressure, which would then
Speaker 2: you know, cause the commies of the Pullet Bureau to
Speaker 2: then decide that they want, oh, we want the taxpayers
Speaker 2: to bail out you know, this Colorado Cultural Authority or
Speaker 2: whatever it's called. And I've been going down the rabbit
Speaker 2: hole trying to study the bonds and figure out all
Speaker 2: of that. And and there was a quote in there
Speaker 2: about Jared Polus, you know, is all behind this because
Speaker 2: that will become a venue for the Sun Dance Film Festival.
Speaker 2: And all I thought was, Oh, that's a great story
Speaker 2: about corruption and how self dealing's going on. And they're all,
Speaker 2: you know, between the consultants, the issue of the bonds,
Speaker 2: the people that you know per the bonds, you know,
Speaker 2: the legislature, everybody, it's just a it's it's a it's
Speaker 2: a it's a rat's nest of self dealing is what
Speaker 2: it is. And I started to do that one, but
Speaker 2: then as I'm thinking, ah, you know, that's too complicated.
Speaker 2: I can't make that into sixty seconds. So I kept
Speaker 2: looking and then I come across this story, and I thought,
Speaker 2: how did I miss this story? Because this is the
Speaker 2: kind of story that that would stick out with me.
Speaker 2: So I went to three separate artificial intelligence sources, and
Speaker 2: I went to Lexus Nexus, and I went to a
Speaker 2: Google search and I found let me just tell you,
Speaker 2: and I refreshed it again this morning, and this morning
Speaker 2: I find this search was yesterday. I don't see a
Speaker 2: timestamp on it, but this was. I'm just saying this
Speaker 2: was sometime yesterday, I said. And the answer is based
Speaker 2: on available information. The following Colorado based news outlets have
Speaker 2: covered this story, and at lists one one CBS News.
Speaker 2: CBS News reported on the incident, detating the circumstances of
Speaker 2: the story that I'm going to tell you in a minute.
Speaker 2: And I know I'm bearing the lead here because I'm
Speaker 2: burying the lead for purse on purpose. I know exactly
Speaker 2: what I'm doing.
Speaker 3: So don't question me because it's gonna piss you off.
Speaker 2: Then this morning I decide, now, wait a minute, this
Speaker 2: is something that happened kind of like the story about
Speaker 2: DA You know, Denver International had an air traffic in
Speaker 2: atc outage that occurred. What was the story Dragon on Monday? Yeah,
Speaker 2: it occurred on Monday. How did we not know about that?
Speaker 2: How do we not know about that? Well, the same
Speaker 2: reason you did know about this story. Now, Dragon told
Speaker 2: me that Ryan covered this story last night or yesterday
Speaker 2: afternoon whenever during during his program. I didn't know that.
Speaker 2: Because I didn't, I'm no disrespect to it, Brian, Actually
Speaker 2: all disrespect to Ryan. Now I'm thinking about who I'm
Speaker 2: talking about. But as I've said before, I don't listen
Speaker 2: to other people's talk shows. I just I don't want
Speaker 2: to be influenced by it. You know, I don't want to.
Speaker 2: I just don't do it. I get enough myself. I
Speaker 2: don't need anybody else talking to me. That's why when
Speaker 2: I leave this to I don't like to talk anyway.
Speaker 2: Dragon starts relaying to me, oh, you said something about
Speaker 2: the DEA story. How do we just hear about that? Correct?
Speaker 2: And I said, well, have you heard this story, and
Speaker 2: I start reading him the minute or just kind of
Speaker 2: mentioning some of the facts from the minute, and Dragon
Speaker 2: goes ballistic. Dragon is furious.
Speaker 3: Tales of this story are just insane.
Speaker 2: Absolutely insane. The controversy, well, let me let me back up.
Speaker 2: I really won't because I hadn't planned to do this,
Speaker 2: So this is all this is all stamporaneous. I had
Speaker 2: planned to mention this story kind of in passing, maybe
Speaker 2: during one segment where I might cover it for you know,
Speaker 2: fifteen or twenty minutes. That might be it. But the
Speaker 2: more I think about it, the story itself is infuriating,
Speaker 2: that this is a two pronged story. The story itself
Speaker 2: is infuriating, but what everybody else is missing is even
Speaker 2: more infuriating. Now, this is a story that broke. We
Speaker 2: don't have a timestamp on Brian's audio, do we Yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't see a timestamp. But the point is, let's
Speaker 2: go back to what I said earlier that when I
Speaker 2: did my search yesterday at probably I don't know between
Speaker 2: let's say, between the hours of three and five o'clock
Speaker 2: yesterday afternoon, the only outlet that had covered this story
Speaker 2: out of every outlet in Colorado for something that occurred
Speaker 2: several days before, was CBS News Colorado in Aurora. Yeah,
Speaker 2: this is this is a local story. This is a
Speaker 2: local story that is similar to other stories around the
Speaker 2: country that get nationwide coverage. And sure enough, the sound
Speaker 2: that Ryan has comes from CBS News Colorado. And I
Speaker 2: want to emphasize again that yesterday CBS News Colorado was
Speaker 2: the only outlet that had covered that.
Speaker 3: And thanks Ryan for leaving your audio up on the
Speaker 3: computer so the wee can tell you it.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much. Exactly right. So I thought, now,
Speaker 2: wait a minute, So if they, if the local cabal
Speaker 2: ignored this story until finally yesterday, let me check it
Speaker 2: in this morning. So I go on Lexus Nexus. I
Speaker 2: log into Lexus Nexus this morning and I do a
Speaker 2: similar bullion search to find places that have reported the story. Well,
Speaker 2: guess what. Now we have six sources, but they're all
Speaker 2: dated yesterday after I did my original search, around four
Speaker 2: o'clock Fox News. So and I'm going to tell you
Speaker 2: the story via Fox News. And when you go to
Speaker 2: Fox News, this was published yesterday, dragging me to guess
Speaker 2: what time?
Speaker 3: Uh, probably around that. Well, if Ryan got the audio,
Speaker 3: it had to be prior to the start of his show,
Speaker 3: So maybe noon one one o'clock.
Speaker 2: Four PM, which would be seven fifty four Mountain Time.
Speaker 2: Updated this morning at seven twenty a. So Fox finally
Speaker 2: picked it up last night after I had found the
Speaker 2: one source Yahoo last night, breit Bart last night, the
Speaker 2: Daily Caller actually earlier yesterday, the Rocky Mountain Voice earlier,
Speaker 2: and then it just lists county local news, and it
Speaker 2: gives me a source to go look for some county
Speaker 2: local news places. The story, Caitlin Weaver, Let's just go
Speaker 2: directly to CBS, because I think CBS and Sean Boyd
Speaker 2: in particular deserve credit for at least having the cajones
Speaker 2: to cover this story.
Speaker 4: Tonight and a story you'll see only on CBS Colorado.
Speaker 5: Your reporter Sean Voyd talks to that young woman parents
Speaker 5: who say the Plea Deal devalues their daughter's life.
Speaker 6: She really spent her life wanting to help people.
Speaker 5: John Weaver says his daughter, Caitlin was a born caregiver,
Speaker 5: protective and supportive of siblings and strangers alike. A psychology major,
Speaker 5: she worked for a suicide hotline before taking a job
Speaker 5: at a drug rehab center in Aurora. It was there,
Speaker 5: her dad says, she found her calling in life.
Speaker 6: She was really trying to make a difference in their
Speaker 6: lives every day.
Speaker 5: It was after one of those days last July, as
Speaker 5: she drove home her boyfriend on speaker a nearby ring
Speaker 5: camera recording, Caitlin Weaver was killed by a jeep barreling
Speaker 5: through a residential neighborhood. The speed limit forty five. The driver,
Speaker 5: investigators say, was doing more than ninety.
Speaker 6: She didn't even see him coming, that's how fast he
Speaker 6: was going. She was effectively killed instantly.
Speaker 5: Michelle and John Weaver removed their daughter from life support
Speaker 5: two days later.
Speaker 2: How do you fathom that loss?
Speaker 5: She was twenty four. The suspect, who had kids in
Speaker 5: the car with him, was fifteen. He was not only
Speaker 5: driving illegally, he was in the country illegally.
Speaker 6: DIA's office said that this would be no plea deal case,
Speaker 6: so they were not going to offer anything any concession.
Speaker 5: That changed, he says, when the Arapo County District Attorney's
Speaker 5: office changed hands a few months later. Under Daamy Padden,
Speaker 5: the team who faced up to two years in youth
Speaker 5: corrections for vehicular homicide was offered two years probation if
Speaker 5: he pled guilty, why the change.
Speaker 6: If he had taken a firearm and recklessly just shot
Speaker 6: it and killed somebody, this would be a different case.
Speaker 6: They would be pushing it completely different.
Speaker 2: But there's no.
Speaker 5: Deterrence, no financial liability either. Despite nearly a million in
Speaker 5: medical bills. The jeep was uninsured, and the juvenile's mom
Speaker 5: says he took it without permission, so she isn't responsible either.
Speaker 6: Immigration and the criminal justicism and all these things landed
Speaker 6: together one day in Aurora, and now I sit here
Speaker 6: today without a daughter.
Speaker 5: An orgon donor, Caitlin Weaver continues to live on in others,
Speaker 5: while the person who killed her lives free. Investigators say
Speaker 5: his mom initially planned to move him back to Columbia.
Speaker 5: He has now filed for asylum.
Speaker 6: I hope that he makes something of himself and that
Speaker 6: he remembers the chance he got, and I hope he
Speaker 6: doesn't forget her.
Speaker 5: A Rappo County Assistant District Attorney Ryan Brackley says an
Speaker 5: experienced prosecutor handled the plea deal without any direct involvement
Speaker 5: by the new administration, and a judge he notes upheld
Speaker 5: the deal after hearing from the family, he says, before
Speaker 5: any plea deal, they consider the impact on the victims
Speaker 5: and the community, the character wristics of the defendants such
Speaker 5: as age, culpability, and level of remorse, and the goals
Speaker 5: of sentencing, including deterrence, rehabilitating the offender, treating similarly situated
Speaker 5: offenders equitably, and holding each offender accountable. He says, in
Speaker 5: this case, the negotiated sentence acknowledges the seriousness of this
Speaker 5: preventable tragedy. In addition to one hundred hours community service,
Speaker 5: the team is required to attend school and not break
Speaker 5: any lass. If he does, he goes back to court
Speaker 5: under the plea, his probation is not automatically revoked because
Speaker 5: he's a juvenile. The case is sealed. The Weavers say
Speaker 5: the defendant never apologize. They say the criminal justice system
Speaker 5: failed them and their daughter. Sewan Boyd covering Colorado.
Speaker 2: First, congratulations Sean for having the guts to cover the
Speaker 2: story and to cover it objectively and to give us.
Speaker 2: I mean, there are a few things that I want
Speaker 2: to add to the story. But as outrageous as the
Speaker 2: story itself is, which is outrageous, even more outrageous is
Speaker 2: where's the local media Where's Fox thirty one? Where's nine News?
Speaker 2: Nine news? Where are you is the fact that it
Speaker 2: involved in the illegal alien juvenile? You don't want to
Speaker 2: cover it? Where's Channel seven? Uh? Where's where's the CW?
Speaker 2: Whe's Channel two? PBS? Did you cover it? Where's the
Speaker 2: Denver Post? Denver Gazette couldn't find anything with you?
Speaker 5: Where?
Speaker 2: Where? Where is any where? Where's where is it? Where
Speaker 2: is the coverage? This is my point about when it
Speaker 2: comes to the dominant media, the mainstream media, whether it's
Speaker 2: the cabal at the national level or the kabal at
Speaker 2: the local level, you cannot depend upon them to tell
Speaker 2: you the stories that are important for your community. How
Speaker 2: many times do we hear national stories that will say
Speaker 2: you know, that will talk about say her name, say
Speaker 2: say his name, say her name, and there will be
Speaker 2: national outrage about situations like this, and here we just
Speaker 2: don't want to talk about it. We just don't want
Speaker 2: to talk about it. So the story itself is outrageous.
Speaker 2: The coverage is outrageous. The lack of the coverage. So
Speaker 2: when we get back, I want to walk through a
Speaker 2: little bit of the details about this District Attorney Amy Padden,
Speaker 2: you know you want to remember somebody's name. Yes, remember
Speaker 2: Caitlin Weaver killed by a fifteen year old illegal alien.
Speaker 2: But remember when you elect progressive Marxist das like Amy Padden.
Speaker 2: This is the kind of book rap that you get.
Speaker 2: Congratulations Colorado once again. You seem to be exceeding California
Speaker 2: in New York and Chicago and twenty eight oh seven, huh,
Speaker 2: Oxy marn of the day. I did not realize you were.
Speaker 7: So challenged with pronunciations. You say that you know what
Speaker 7: ira hajji means. Please let me clarify. Having camp at
Speaker 7: end of the camp for three summers in my youth camp,
Speaker 7: I'd rather have Jesus has pronounced idra hajjie.
Speaker 2: Thank you, keep up the good work. Let me Dragon,
Speaker 2: So let's go back to this. I don't give about
Speaker 2: my pronunciations stuff the so this controversy, well, let's let's
Speaker 2: first drag now. I did because it costs me, so
Speaker 2: I haven't done it. I let Dragon do it on Google.
Speaker 2: So you did a search for news stories between what'd
Speaker 2: you say between June and August?
Speaker 3: Between June first and August thirty first, because the accident
Speaker 3: itself July twenty four, I don't think we have any
Speaker 3: much more definitive information that because we were perusing all
Speaker 3: the other stories that were recently put together. But yeah,
Speaker 3: just a Google search from June first, twenty twenty four
Speaker 3: to July thirty first, twenty twenty four, there's there's nothing.
Speaker 2: Nothing, nothing at all. So at the time of the accident,
Speaker 2: nothing's reported. And I did search her name and Aurora.
Speaker 2: So yeah, Kitlyn, you got it narrowed, You've got it.
Speaker 2: You did it. That's a good that's a good Boolean search.
Speaker 2: You did a very good job. Patch yourself on the back.
Speaker 2: But I want to emphasize that all of the AI
Speaker 2: Lexus and Nexus, which is actually better than AI in
Speaker 2: this in this particular circumstance, and Google, which I would
Speaker 2: rank third on the list. Uh, no stories about this
Speaker 2: until yesterday. Huh gee, I wonder why don't you don't
Speaker 2: you want to just call up all the other news
Speaker 2: stations and the and the uh, including you know, our
Speaker 2: own news department and everybody else, the Post, the Gazette,
Speaker 2: all the TV stations, all of them, you know, PBS,
Speaker 2: all of them, NPR. Uh, Why why are you not
Speaker 2: reporting on this when this is exactly the kind of
Speaker 2: story that garners national attention when it happens anywhere else
Speaker 2: in the country. Now, I just want to make I
Speaker 2: don't want to go into the details right now, but
Speaker 2: I want to make one general statement. What's ironic about
Speaker 2: this story is that yesterday, before I started going down
Speaker 2: this rabbit hole, I'm working on a story based on
Speaker 2: a research paper that one of the think tanks in
Speaker 2: Colorado has done about the number of automobiles registered, motorcycles registered,
Speaker 2: and the number of traffic deaths and the number of
Speaker 2: traffic enforcement citations. That while auto registrations are increasing and
Speaker 2: there are more and more autos on the road, the
Speaker 2: number of traffic infractions that are being in citations that
Speaker 2: are being issued is dramatically declining, meaning that there's less
Speaker 2: and less traffic enforcement. So let's go So in that
Speaker 2: context of what's happening in this state, of this state
Speaker 2: going down the crapper and becoming as bad, if not
Speaker 2: worse than New York or Illinois or California, you get this,
Speaker 2: and I don't hear any story other than Fox. Finally,
Speaker 2: at nine point fifty four pm last night, puts it
Speaker 2: on their website, updates it early this morning, and then
Speaker 2: we find a few other like Breitbart, Legal Insurrection, a
Speaker 2: few other places that you would only pick up if
Speaker 2: you were using Lexus Nexus or something which would you
Speaker 2: find the story. So here we go. It all revolves
Speaker 2: around a plea agreement by district Attorney Amy Patten. A
Speaker 2: fifteen year old unlicensed illegal alien from Columbia engaged in
Speaker 2: and committed an act of vehicular homicide in July of
Speaker 2: twenty twenty four in Aurora. He's driving a stolen, uninsured
Speaker 2: jeep more than ninety miles an hour in a forty
Speaker 2: five residential zone, crashes into twenty oh by the way,
Speaker 2: and there are other kids in the car with him,
Speaker 2: who I'm sure also I'm saying say I'm sure, but
Speaker 2: I'm going to presume we're probably also illegal aliens killing her. Now,
Speaker 2: she was a life support I think for maybe a
Speaker 2: couple of days when doctors and the family agreed, yeah,
Speaker 2: there's no hope here, so they pulled the plug. Her
Speaker 2: medical expenses amounted to a million dollars over a million dollars,
Speaker 2: so she was pronounced dead two days after being taken
Speaker 2: off life support. Now, he was initially charged with this
Speaker 2: is where if I maybe just because I'm a lawyer,
Speaker 2: but this is where I want you to be as
Speaker 2: irritated as I am. He was charged with vehicular homicide
Speaker 2: under Colorado law. That is a class five felony. You
Speaker 2: can find it in Title eighteen of Colorado's Revised Statutes,
Speaker 2: which has a maximum of two years in youth corrections.
Speaker 2: So that's the original charge. Under the plea deal, he
Speaker 2: plaged guilty and received two years of probation including now
Speaker 2: now again, don't forget he's here in this country illegally,
Speaker 2: and not forget too. Mom's trying to cover her ass
Speaker 2: by saying, oh, he didn't have my permis I didn't.
Speaker 2: Stories differ, but generally speaking, in the stories say that
Speaker 2: either she didn't know he took the jeep or that
Speaker 2: she claims she didn't give him permission to take the jeep.
Speaker 2: So she's trying to cover her ass too. Fifteen years
Speaker 2: old sided under you know, title eighteen vehicular homicide and
Speaker 2: the father, the father of Caitlyn Weaver, is correct. Had
Speaker 2: this been a gun, had he you know, committed manslaughter
Speaker 2: or you know, he was brandishing a weapon or you know,
Speaker 2: farting around with a gun or whatever and he accidentally
Speaker 2: shot somebody. He was out in his front yard and he,
Speaker 2: you know, accudentally fired the weapon and went through the
Speaker 2: window of the neighbor across the street and killed a
Speaker 2: twenty four year old sitting in her bedroom, you know,
Speaker 2: playing a video game, or it killed a ninety four
Speaker 2: year old woman sitting in her rocking chair watching some something.
Speaker 2: He would have also been charged with manslaughter, which carries
Speaker 2: a four year sentence. So now this all occurs before
Speaker 2: Amy Padden, the newly elected d elected DA in a
Speaker 2: Rapahole County. She's elected in November. She takes office in January,
Speaker 2: and as the father says, and is confirmed by the
Speaker 2: five sources or six sources that I now find that
Speaker 2: now report about this, she changed the plea deal. The
Speaker 2: family was originally told this is a no plea case.
Speaker 2: We will seek the maximum penalty. No, that's not what
Speaker 2: he did. Now, that's not what she did. Amy Padden
Speaker 2: personifies the kind of progressive district attorney that does not
Speaker 2: give a rats ass about people's lives and instead, Now
Speaker 2: I don't know, is it because he's an illegal alien
Speaker 2: and so we got to be you know, we gotta
Speaker 2: do can't do that? Or does she have some more
Speaker 2: sympathy for the perpetrator of the crime than she does
Speaker 2: the victim of the crime. An innocent woman just driving
Speaker 2: home from the dream job. She's finally found killed instantly
Speaker 2: by an illegal alien in this country. I suppose at
Speaker 2: any moment, we'll have the Colorado Congressional delegation, and you know,
Speaker 2: Jasmine Crockett and Alexandria Cassio Cortez and Bernie Sanders and
Speaker 2: Chuck Schumer and all the rest of them protesting because
Speaker 2: this kid has a horrible sentence. Now, why this kid
Speaker 2: will ride away forever? My guess is now, I want
Speaker 2: you to think about the irony of this. So he
Speaker 2: gets two years of probation, one hundred hours of community service,
Speaker 2: mandatory school attendance. I for some reason, I thought we
Speaker 2: already had mandatory school attendance in this state. I'm really
Speaker 2: kind of screwed up to morning. I thought we already
Speaker 2: had that.
Speaker 3: You can homeschool, so I don't think you have to
Speaker 3: mandatory mandatory.
Speaker 2: Well, it just says mandatory school attendance. Doesn't say what
Speaker 2: you got to go to school and a condition to
Speaker 2: not break any laws. Well, I would say that as
Speaker 2: long as he's in this country illegally. He's breaking in law,
Speaker 2: so he's already violated his probation. But that doesn't make
Speaker 2: any difference to Amy Padden. No, so he ends up
Speaker 2: being adjudicated as a juvenile delinquent rather than convicted of
Speaker 2: a crime. And that's because in Colorado's juvenile system, they
Speaker 2: emphasize rehabilitation over punishment for minors. And I generally speaking,
Speaker 2: you don't have a problem with that. I mean, you know,
Speaker 2: some fifteen year old kid does something stupid, but it
Speaker 2: doesn't result in the death of somebody. But it isn't
Speaker 2: it It could be tried as an adults. No, we
Speaker 2: should try to rehabilitate that child. Where's the rehabilitation in here?
Speaker 2: Where's the rehabilitation? Oh? You got to go to school,
Speaker 2: do one hundred hours of community service. I'd like to
Speaker 2: know what is community service is going to be this?
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 2: The other thing that really irritates me, you know there
Speaker 2: is when I was practicing law and I had juvenile cases.
Speaker 2: You know, I get I get Court of points to
Speaker 2: take on some you know, juvenile case. Some kid did
Speaker 2: something stupid. You know maybe maybe you know, maybe they
Speaker 2: were actually they had they had a permit to drive,
Speaker 2: but they were driving without an adult with them or
Speaker 2: whatever the rule may have been at that time, but
Speaker 2: they caused some damage somewhere. Do you know that in
Speaker 2: the court system there was actually an office of restitution
Speaker 2: and there were restitution officers who were charged with the
Speaker 2: responsibility of the restitution imposed by the court to work
Speaker 2: with that juvenile to help them find work or a
Speaker 2: source of income, even though they might not ever pay
Speaker 2: everything off, they had to make the attempt. This dirt
Speaker 2: bag is not required to even try to pay the
Speaker 2: costs of the medical treatment of Caitlin Weaver, not even try,
Speaker 2: not at all. Colorado. You truly do suck and Amy Padden,
Speaker 2: shame on you. You know this was being tried by
Speaker 2: a seasoned prosecutor who told the family, no deal, no, no,
Speaker 2: this is too serious situation. Amy p and gets elected
Speaker 2: and steps in and decides, Oh, now she defends the
Speaker 2: plea deal. I'll tell you how she defends the plea
Speaker 2: deal next.
Speaker 4: Why would a judge even accept a deal like this.
Speaker 4: I've got to blame it on demon rat voters. They
Speaker 4: are despicable people. I mean, it's I understand that politicians
Speaker 4: are evil, but their voters are just despicable people.
Speaker 2: And they keep putting people like that into office, the DA,
Speaker 2: the judges, it's it's this. The story is. Look, let's
Speaker 2: let let me play lawyer for just a moment now,
Speaker 2: because the court records are sealed, what I'm about to
Speaker 2: say is entirely speculation. Okay, entirely speculation. But if this
Speaker 2: by fifteen year old Colombian illegal alien was charged as
Speaker 2: an adult with vehicular homicide, the penalty, as I understand
Speaker 2: and under the title eighteen of Colorado's statutes, is a
Speaker 2: maximum of two years. And because he's a juvenile, assuming
Speaker 2: they try him as a juvenile, he would have been
Speaker 2: detained in a juvenile detention center for up to two years.
Speaker 2: Now it could have been less than that based on
Speaker 2: good behavior, et cetera. Now, he was not, however, tried
Speaker 2: as an adult. He was tried as a juvenile. That
Speaker 2: was the decision made by the new district Attorney, Amy Padden.
Speaker 2: Now I don't know, so this again is a speculation,
Speaker 2: but he may have been giving what's given what's called
Speaker 2: you know everybody all the news stories referred to as probation. Well,
Speaker 2: technically it might be what's called a deferred sentence. So
Speaker 2: right now, as that kid wanders around free somewhere in
Speaker 2: Colorado that killed the twenty four year old, he's wandering
Speaker 2: around free right now, you understand that, right he is
Speaker 2: a convicted criminal, So Homeland Security ice pick him up,
Speaker 2: deport his ass because if you don't at the end
Speaker 2: of this probation period, If and again, if he got
Speaker 2: a deferred sentence, that means that sentencing is deferred until
Speaker 2: a date certain in the future, two years from now.
Speaker 2: And if he's complied with the probation, he's gone to school,
Speaker 2: he's not committed any other crime, which I don't understand
Speaker 2: how he gets by with that, because as long as
Speaker 2: he stays in this country, he continues to commit a crime.
Speaker 2: But setting that aside, if at the end of that period,
Speaker 2: that probation period, he's met all the requirements of the probation,
Speaker 2: and if he has received a deferred sentence, he is
Speaker 2: allowed to withdraw his guilty plea enter a plea of
Speaker 2: not guilty, and the record is expunged and he won't
Speaker 2: have a criminal record. Let that sink him for a minute. Now,
Speaker 2: let me ask you another question, and let me just
Speaker 2: be as harsh as I can about this. If this
Speaker 2: was your kid, you think you get that treatment. If
Speaker 2: this was you know, some Asian kid, some white kid.
Speaker 2: Do you think of would happened there? No, I do
Speaker 2: not think would happen at all. I think a rapahole County.
Speaker 2: You have managed to elect a soft on crime district
Speaker 2: attorney who is doing nothing less than coddling a criminal
Speaker 2: who killed a twenty four year old. You know we
Speaker 2: we keep saying, say her name, Lincoln Riley, say her name,
Speaker 2: Caitlyn Weaver, Colorado. Shame on you, Colorado News media, Shame
Speaker 2: on you.
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