about our loved one, we gave you the footage. we know who killed them. but if the case is not there, the community is upset because they feel the detectives haven t done their work. but it s the state s attorney who has to protect all law enforcement acrossme america and standy by them. that s around and around you go in a circle. you and i spoke earlier. you said part of the problem is people then stopped helping cops because theyto figure what would the point be to turn in my neighbors. you say often they know who s doing the crime. some have lost their lives even after they have testified. the state s attorney has to step up and protect them. if the officer or detective gives his word. we ll relocate you. but if that trust is not there from theut state s attorney s office, what do you have?
people committing aggravated robberies.ng we have over 1,000 people in houston on probation for aggravated robbery. that s the type of gun control we need. harris: andrew, he s giving you part of the same argument you are saying. it s a top down thing almost on the justice side. that sounds like a point of agreement. when you go into community in chicago, what are you telling people? when their case is not solved, i tell them, hey, go to the state s attorney s office where it s being thrown back. so many times if you have got 1 defendants in there on parole, and they walk out of bond court, there is a problem. there is a mistrust. therend is not too much of a mistrust with the community in is a mistrust with the state s attorney s office.ta
they only want to do one thing, serve and protect their communities. reporter: we have a lot of rank and filee police in the audien. ralph freedman, a former nypd detective. you have some strong feeling from the videos that went viral this summer. they make me sick when i watch them. it s supposed to be a liberal agenda put out by the politicians, especially in new york city and new york state, they are letting cop killers out of jail. they are changing laws. they are not enforcing quality of life. they are handcuffing police. the state should be happy they have men and women willing to do this job, that train very well, with great technology, but they are being handcuffed and blindfolded. you do your job, and you lose