yeah, he took my purse before he s gone. the suspect now faces assault and robbery charges with bail set at $75,000. the first of his dozens of arrests way back in 1997. we ll be talking, sandra, with emily about another heinous case that just happened in new york city. sandra: awful. so many questions about why these criminals with lengthy rap sheets are able to walk free and commit horrific crimes like the one she was involved in. john: one of them followed a 35-year-old woman home over the weekend and stabbed her some 40 times. unbelievable. sandra: the biden border crisis showing no signs of slowing down. migrant apprehensions jumping in texas, more than double a year
look at these photos here. also in the rio grande valley yesterday morning. what you are looking at is what law enforcement tell me is a fake oil field worker human smuggling trying to dress up as an oil worker and cloned an oil field truck and had four illegal immigrants smuggling inside that truck. that driver also arrested for human smuggling and perhaps the most bizarre of them all if we can pull up this photo here. this was monday night in border patrol tucson sector. they pulled over a hearse being driven by two u.s. citizens and six immigrants. human smuggling incidents very dangerous. pull up the photos here. we remember this past weekend two innocent people killed. the suspect here. 18-year-old. he is now charged with two counts of murder amongst a lot of other charges. bail set at 3.3 million dollars.
war zone with barricades and personal items strewn all over. it could be weeks before it reopens. keep in mind around the detroit area 80 schools shot down today due to copycat threats. dana: two days in a row on that. bill: follow-up from milwaukee. the county d.a. there john chisholm blaming the $1,000 bail set for the parade attack suspect in the domestic violence case was in court the first week of november. he blames it on an overworked assistant who rushed the case and apparently never saw the risk assessment. this from milwaukee. i own every decision that is made by any member of my office. we had a young ada trying to do the best she could under really difficult circumstances and she made a mistake. darrell brooks was arrested weeks before the attack running over the mother of his child
dana: when you found out that the bail was set at $10,000, what was your reaction to that? i think i was more concerned for my safety rather than the bail set. it was more of the sanctions that were not in place that i felt i wasn t safe. dana: do you fear any retaliation from him if he does get out of the home? apparently he will go to a treatment center. do you fear retaliation because you have been public and vocal about protecting yourself? initially i did feel that way. i feel safer now that there have been more sanctions placed by the second judge. so yeah, i would say initially i did. dana: you are her attorney, thomas fighter. i believe there is a five year restraining order placed on
and now a $5 million bail on his head, cash bail that many are saying why in the world are you setting bail? there is crowd funding nowadays. gofundme account was already set up for this guy to raise the money. gofundme took it down, thank god. why does he deserve bail whatsoever? he doesn t. the constitution also requires certain judges to set reasonable bail. you said something the other day that there should be no bail set for this person. in a case like this where it is not a who done it. we will say he is allegedly committed these crimes but i think they pretty much have their guy. and six people are dead including children. he should not see the light of day until he goes to trial or has a plea bargain or what have you. what we could be doing to fix this, a hint. if we will reform bail we also have to had a budget for