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We had the manhattan. did on 48 saying he would aggressively prosecute gun possession. but then heres a look at how new yorks new mayor plans to tackle gun violence, by restoring a controversial disbanded anti-gun unit, appointing judges who would keep violent offenders off streets, change bail for those considered dangerous, and revisit the minimum age for teens to be charged as adults. what do you think of these options? will they be effective? >> i certainly hope so. what most law enforcement...

The corporate media and wall street, professional sports, k- 12, but thats not the people. they hear that echo table and they get more arrogant and they see each other in the same cloud , but they have no idea that what is right believe thei noses there is a whole revolution going on of middle-class people in their losing support daily. >> a record being. victor in molly, thank you so much. for joining me now, dr. kevin mccauley, based in dallas, texas . i want to quickly talk about th hurt feel...

Can go hem. i had someone to go and check on how much i owed to all the municipalities, had someone i could borrow money from to pay to help me get out of jail, other people sit next to me with their list of place to see go and have to wait it out because they have no other options how to get home. >> reporter: how much money have you paid in fines and fees? >> over $10,000. >> reporter: 10,000 -- >> over. >> the practice went on for years before the department of justice exposed it nationally i...

Agents out there able to patrol the front lines this is the result there able to catch these people who are looking to evade. meanwhile a big human smuggling bust in el paso sector take a look at the photos right here unique one human smuggler actually use a child at daycare transport van to smuggle 23 guatemalans in an effort to take them further into texas they were stopped at a checkpoint and got caught treat all of those guatemalans were expelled from the country via title 42 this happened i...

Shoplifting proportionately see these offenders to rikers are a never done that in new york city. its a terrible message and unfortunately it is a policy that strikes you disproportionately at the heart of communities of color that rely on national retailers coming into their community for so many decades avoided coming into underserved communities in the inner-city. they rely on these places for jobs and employment. that is a real tragedy in a lot of these policies for progressives. eric: it wa...

Policies? they cant own up to it because the summation of their policies are to be soft on crime whether its criminals or illegals because they know what soft on crime policies. they have been critical of tough on crime policies of republicans and others who crack down on crime too hard. you want to be for another approach what do you want to call it? average people like 69% of americans call it soft on crime. when you are not deporting people who are criminals. facilitating transportation acros...

So far no arrest. meantime, down in dc metropolitan area is dealing with an explosive uptick in crime particularly armed carjackings with one of the latest caught on a neighbor ring camera near the capital. a man wielding a knife runs up to a woman with the baby in her back seat and demands she gives up her white mercedes-benz. you can hear her scream as he forces his way in the car and takes off with her and the child. fortunately, the two were able to escape. at a press conference this week of...

That he doesnt know one community that doesnt want more protection. congress doesnt want more protection. the squad doesnt want more protection. most of the democrats dont want more protection. the other thing is he didnt address the problem. the problem in new york is simple. number one, there is criminal privilege. they dont get arrested. if they do, they get released, dont get prosecuted. if the president was serious, number one, he would have said "im going to meet with the governor about di...

Mandatory life sentences without parole for juvenile offenders, and malvos attorneys believe he should benefit from a new law in maryland enabling criminals to seek release once theyve served at least 20 years. joining us now is the first victim shot by the d.c. sniper. paul, we appreciate you being here with us. youve been add advocate for juvenile criminals to get parole, im wondering whats motivating that, especially being a victim of this heinous crime. >> well, most people think that victim...

Arrests for carjackings in dc and neighboring prince george county in 2021. officials say they are working together to not only rehabilitate these offenders, but to hold them accountable. >> if it calls for commitment, that it calls for commitment. commitment in the form of sending some of these young people down. they are back out in communities the next day was the motivation for their friend not to do what they do? playtime is over. reporter: of course, police accountability is in the hands o...