and you see here on the footage, they re trying to do that, but there s only so much you can do. and at the end of the day, four of the properties fell victim to arson. and now we re left literally in scraps. now, mayor karen bass in l.a., you know, just recently elected to address this homelessness in the city. what, 40 thousand people on the street is a crisis. it s an emergency. the way angelinos experi, it s homelessness is encampments. whether you are in an encampment or live near one or work near one or drive by one, that how angelinos experience homelessness and making that the first order of business. you re not a vagrant. you re experiencing homelessness. have you seen this squatter problem get worse or better now that she s really tackling this homeless problem? well, i will say the encampments have certainly improved. but the question is, where are they going?
man on the run. the state under the deal it made with the killer no death penalty and he was sentenced to life in prison. hilton admitted nothing beyond the emerson murder. the first time you ve ever done anything like this? i ll let my attorney answer. by now, investigators from a half dozen southeastern states as well as fbi profiler s were rummaging through hilton s past. by the time he was captured he wasn t much more than a vagrant in a van but his past was more complex. as an army veteran, hilton had earned an associates college degree, gone private pilots license on the g.i. bill and been married three times before the wheels apparently came off. true crime author has written more than 25 books including trails of death about hilton. it s an underestimate him as foolish, this is a very dangerous person. according to rosen he was shaped by a number of factors. hilton who never knew his biological father was raised by
geraldo rivera. let s get to that real quick about the question of the two that helped penny restrain neely, how they haven t been named or charged? it could be they are cooperating witnesses. we don t know yet. they still might be charged. we haven t seen all the video. there is a lot more to come. the cases will revolve around whether or not it was reasonable to use deadly force to subdue mr. neely. it has become clear i just found out this morning reading in the new york times that neely was more notorious violent vagrant in the subway. he assault you had an elderly woman but a rap sheet as long as my arm. it will all go to the question of whether or not penny was reasonable in the use of deadly
he was a vagrant just trying to get home. they don t call them experiencing terror and it is terror when an unhinged man freaks out and you re trapped in a stinky metal car in a stinky democrat-run city. turns out they had good reason to be afraid. mr. neely was a habitual offender with over 40 arrests including three unprovoked assaults on women in the subway. how s that for feminism. in 2015 he was busted for attempting to kidnap a seven year old girl. his most recent arrest was for randomly punching a 67 year old woman in the face. so he wasn t just some beloved subway performer or harmless michael jackson impersonator as he was paintedd in the press. seems like he did the perp walk more than the moon walk. so look what these silly little brats did in the name of their new fake martyr.
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