talking about this pointing to blame on the far left leaders for letting things get so out of control. could i not hold the police accountable for this at all. i hold our city accountable for defunding the police and making it, you know, we re in this situation where we don t have enough police force to protect our citizens and we did this to ourselves. if we don t have police officers to come to the to the side of somebody who is under attack, then we re all on our own. brian: and that s the way it seems joining us now the host of crime cam 24/7 spent his life on law enforcement on fox nation is his show and retired tulsa police lieutenant sticks larkin joins us now. great to see you. good morning, brian. brian: she is not wrong. appearing i right? no, she is not. we discussed the understaffing of police across the country. in portland, they are down about 80 officers. so, back in 2021, their budget
upstairs. brian: that s not important, who else is up. they are great but carley is up, headlines or something. ainsley: brian brenberg you are great, try to call out his cohost, got your headlines to get to, portland doctor says she was knocked unconscious by a total stranger while walking home last friday. then waited more than 20 minutes for police to show up. but she is not blaming the officers for the slow response time, listen. i do not hold the police accountable for this at all, i hold our city accountable for defunding the police and making it, you know, we are in this situation where we don t have enough police force to protect our citizens. and we did this to ourselves. carley: that woman has a story to tell and she is going to join us tomorrow morning. carley: what is the right way
accountable for this at all, i hold our city accountable for defunding the police. we are in the situation we don t have enough police force to protect our citizens. mike: the suspect is still on the loose. attack comes as the city of portland deals with a major drug and homeless crisis. gillian: this scene is one of the latest so-called teen mobs to let loose in chicago over the weekend. 40 teens there were arrested on sunday night after a large group broke out fighting, then eventually stormed and looted a 7/11 in the south loop neighborhood. the mayor there, brandon johnson, held a press conference, somewhat of rarity for him, he urged chicagoans to avoid calling them mobs.
assaults. the fbi is now looking into whether he has even more victims, can you believe that? todd: oh, man. a portland woman knocked unconscious in an unprovoked attack, why police did not arrive on scene for more than 20 minutes. carley: ashley. bloodied from the unprovoked attack. surveillance video shows a man vie rently throwing a large silver bottle at her face right before she drops to the ground. she told fox news digital that she woke up believing she would be killed and immediately called 911. it took place 20 minutes to respond to they are call, by that time she had already gone home. it s not police she is blaming for the slower response time it s city leadership. i do not hold the police accountable for this at all, i hold our city accountable for
of cook in the city of chicago for doing anything to a black person. basically saying he had been advised by several people that you re not going to get a conviction. in two days they got a conviction. what does it mean for the city of chicago and people there? i think obviously there are a lot of activists and journalists who work tirelessly to hold the police and city accountable who have a great deal of reason to feel proud of their efforts and work they put into this, but i think the on-going problem with the chicago police force continues which is that they have a history of violating the constitutional rights of residents, and that effects their legitimacy in the community and effects their ability to solve crimes because people are afraid of the police and toe don t want to talk to them. it is related to a feeling in the community that the police