to track repeat theft and organized crime offenders and launched the be a florida hero initiative to attract more law enforcement recruits. florida attorney general ashley moody is in focus now. it is great to see you today. why this idea? why now? great to see you and thank you for having me on. florida has always said we will stand behind law enforcement and support law enforcement because we know that their efforts are vital to a successful, prosperous state. so when we ve seen the rash of organized thefts across the nation, we ve been working diligently to ask law enforcement how can we be helpful and work with the businesses that are victims in order to provide the right information so that you can put the pieces together and go after these folks? we can be pro-active. so i was proud to stand with
expensive. ainsley: $200. steve: i had like 5 bucks. ainsley: i worked. i had a job monday through friday. i got a $200 paycheck on friday. but not $20,000. steve: i know. there is something going on. ainsley: 21 different weapons seized in that high school. steve: it goes to show you about the sense of lawlessness and nobody there are no consequences for crime in a lot of instances. smash and grab, all that stuff, people getting clobbered left and right. brian: it goes to show you this is correctable. you do these things. the american public is getting educated on this and one by one these cities have to start reining in no cash bail situations and that s going to get you elected into office. hopefully there is going to be a common sense election in 2022. steve: florida is vowing not to become the next california. they are going to start a new database to attract repeat theft and organized crime. the offenders will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law according to the attorne