In my detective days in the South Bronx nearly two decades ago, you had to go to the Complaint Room to write up an arrest with an assistant district attorney, ordinarily with the victim in tow. It was a high-volume operation in a low-rent venue, a wide expanse of cubicles and industrial carpet, with lots
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Before she became infamous as one of the youngest American women ever sentenced to die, Christa Gail Pike was a North Carolina teenager who broke into a community center to steal some candy. At 5-foot-3, with thick auburn curls, she’d been in trouble at home and in school but not with the law. A juvenile
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We were told Somalis needed to come to the United States to flee Siad Barre. But we didn’t differentiate between victims and oppressors For two decades, Mohammed Siad Barre ruled Somalia with an iron fist, leading a regime that killed hundreds of thousands. Today, the communist dictator’s children live in Ohio, where they are
Expect Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats to deliver another crazed production of confirmation theater Wednesday, rolling out every political weapon in their arsenal to try to block Acting AG Todd Blanche’s promotion to U.S. Attorney General. Old, shriveled Dick Durbin, the committee’s ranking member, believes he’s got an ace up his sleeve as Blanche’s confirmation hearing
The worst 40 minutes of April’s life are a hit on YouTube. The lengthy, humiliating clip has 195,000 views and more than a thousand comments, nearly all insults and jokes at April’s expense. It includes her full name, unobscured face, and clear voice. April can’t bring herself to watch it through, but she’s read every
The ICE uproar continues in Minneapolis. However, the Rule of Law has been initiated and has begun holding protestors who cross legal lines, and the First Amendment, by pushing too far, is sending perpetrators to jail. Additionally, federal immigration officers are asserting sweeping power to forcibly enter people’s homes without a judge’s warrant, according to
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The Minnesota ICE Watch group of which slain Minneapolis protester Renee Good was a member shared a detailed manual providing instructions on fighting police officers to free arrested radicals from their grasp, comparing each “de-arrest” to a “micro-intifada.” The “de-arrest primer” manual was reposted on Instagram in June by MN ICE Watch, part of a
This story is Part One of two that examines the current state of criminal justice in the United States. The massive amounts of criminality witnessed by Americans over the past 8-10 years — especially as it pertains to the prosecution of alleged criminals — is frightening for several reasons. We typically get our crime statistics
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The answer to that question depends on whom you ask. The answer is quite different when it comes from Illinois Governor Pritzker or Chicago Mayor Johnson compared to the millions of Chicagoans who live in the highest-crime-rate major city in the United States. I read the script of a speech by J.B. Pritzker that proved,
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How are things going across the nation regarding the massive crime that has flooded most of our nation’s largest cities? Americans have been flooded with stories, videos, statistics, and video evidence that prove the horrendous crimes committed with impunity in our largest cities. But, suddenly, a flood of pushback began in concert between Blue State
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