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If you look at it the way racial bean counters look at it they deduce because of the number of minority people arrested because -- >> what about that? so let's say that was all schemed by eric holder and mission accomplished. it happened. when he went into ferguson his defenders say he found it. if this had been a legitimate police force not discriminating against african-americans, he wouldn't have found the numbers where we saw 93% of the arrests were black people but only 67% of the population was black and so on. >> megyn they don't control for the only thing that matters, which is offende...

Of the population was black and so on. >> megyn they don't control for the only thing that matters, which is offender behavior, right? what they say is they compare the number of stops by the police to the population say of black people in an area. so for example if 67% in ferguson are black and 85% of the traffic stops are blacks -- >> guilty. >> they say guilty. what they don't control for is that their own statistics in the justice department show that blacks offend the traffic laws at a higher rate than -- >> what about e-mails? >> the racist e-mails are a disgrace. any place they could be...

How would he know to target this victim and why? >> well, i don't know if he's actually the offender, but i will tell you the offender had to be slightly educated in that he used a ruse. that tells us he has a level of sophistication, that he understands he needs to assess the situation before he just barges in. he knocked on the door, asked to use the phone to assess her vulnerability, her security awareness, and probably also to determine if there was anybody else in the place. >> have you ever done a case like this on "criminal minds" and are these shows helping or hurting law enforcement b...

>> let's talk about the suspect. the suspect is brian dixon, 29 years old, tall. some said he's good looking. how would he know to target this victim and why? >> well, i don't know if he's actually the offender. the offender had to be slightly educated in that he used a ruse. he has a level of sophistication, he understands he needs to assess the situation before he barges in. he knocked on the door and asked to use the phone to assess her vulnerability, security awareness and determine if there was anybody else in the place. >> have you ever done a case like this on criminal minds and are the...

Tall, some have said he's good looking. how would he know to target this victim and why? >> well, i don't know if he's actually the offender, but i will tell you the offender had to be slightly educated in that he used a ruse. that tells us he has a level of sophistication, that he understands he needs to assess the situation before he just barges in. he knocked on the door, asked to use the phone to assess her vulnerability, her security awareness, and probably also to determine if there was anybody else in the place. >> have you ever done a case like this on "criminal minds" and are these sh...