Jillian fox and the house. Rob i need donna cant have any of the talent. Jillian or anywhere basically. You are watching fox and friends first on thursday morning. Rob thanks for starting the day with us. Three of the five for some extremists are now free. Jillian charges have been dropped and the judge is blaming prosecutors. Griff jenkins joins us from washington with the latest developments. Reporter a simple mistake by prosecutors seems to have been what led to the release of three arrested in connection with the extremist compound, Sheriffs Office confirmed late yesterday that they were set free. District judge Emilio Chavez dismissing the charges against all 5 because of failure to follow state rules requiring evidentiary hearing within 10 days of a suspect being charged in jail. It was called a difficult decision but the rules no option. Two of the five remain in jail on separate child abuse charges resulting the death of abdul h wahaj. His father pleaded not guilty, their defen
Aint seen nothing got. You aint seen nothing yet rob aint seen nothing yet. Jillian you have heard this song, you like this collection. Rob you are watching fox and friends first on thursday morning. Jillian thank you for starting the day with us. Three of the muslim extremists accused of training kids to shoot up schools at a compound are now free. Started have been dropped and the judge is blaming prosecutors for this. Griff jenkins joins us from washington with the latest developments. The county Sheriffs Office confirmed 3 of the 5 adults charged in connection with running that alleged extremist compound in new mexico had been released and they are out of jail. They are free, district judge Emilio Chavez dismissing charges because of failures on the part of the prosecutors to follow a procedural requiring them to hold an evidentiary hearing within 10 days of the suspect being charged and jails, he called a very difficult decision to make but the 10 day rule left him with no options
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