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. >> sandra: bring in paul mauro, former nypd detective and fox news contributor, this is a manhunt underway, john. our reporter is going to track down whatever is happening there and we'll get back to her as the news warrants. paul, first to you on what we are learning here. this is obviously devastating for the college campus, parents concerned about their kids on that campus. i mean, what would be happening right now would you imagine from the police force, the georgia

paul mauro, your thoughts? >> paul: all 5400 will not go to this prison gang.ten people that madero is not taking back. we will not get help from alvin bragg. lock these guys up, there is structure, big federal cases, where are feds? absentee. >> emily: rosanna sat down with mayor eric adams. the sanctuary trap is available on fox nation, here is quick preview on how out of control the situation has gotten in new york city. watch. >> the roosevelt is just a few blocks from the port authority bus terminal, new migrants arrive by the bus load claiming asylum and all come through this processing center. further downtown, the mayor is running out of options. >> i did get a chance before i sat down to go to roosevelt hotel and that was an eye-opener. can you ever see yourself shutting down roosevelt hotel and saying we can't process anymore? >> not in the near future. as long as the laws stay the way they are where people are allowed to come to the city and there is nothing i can do, i must have an intake center. >> emily: that interview with the mayor so compelling

paul mauro joins us in moments, but madison live from athens, georgia. good afternoon. some new information on how laken riley was killed. >> good afternoon, bret. about an hour ago the coroner confirms she died from blunt force trauma to the head, but says that the official report likely will not be ready for several weeks, and we have gotten the chance to speak to a lot of students here just now getting back to classes after the death. i'm told a lot of people are still shaken up over riley's on campus death and say it's an odd feeling being back. one student tells us each professor they have had has talked about riley and also grief resources on campus, and you can see the flowers and candles placed here at one of the main entrances to uga campus and a vigil set for 3:00 p.m. to honor the nursing student's life. the suspected killer is in jail without bond and a long list of charges like felony murder, kidnapping, and hindering a 911 call. we are also getting a better look at how close he lived to the crime scene. take a look at this video, it's a five-minute walk be

paul mauro, always good to have you here. what do we need to know about here.histicated is the ring? >> quite sophisticated. jail break, get into the phones stolen and take value from venmo, apple pay and other financial services. so, this would be fairly low rent if all they were doing is riding around on scooters, snatching phones, snatching chains and that's the end of it and fencing. but they are taking the phones and giving it to somebody with sophisticated, and past the encryption, and apps, and run from overseas and money to south america tells you a lot of organization, seems to be planned by one person, hierarchial, and i think the sign of some real trouble on the horizon. >> sandra: you say hierarchial, this is the migrant crime organization chart released by the nypd showing just how in-depth this goes and this is the nypd chief of detectives describing this migrant ring. listen. >> the leader of the crew identified as victor parra, will blast out a message he is looking for phones. he will send out specific orders for what type of phone he is lookin

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mauro. >> paul: don't blame me. we don't fight back, we don't sue. you know why that is?people -- we should all have our own individual pronoun so when we get in circumstances like this we can sue because that's where it would hurt them and you hit them back. they have that leverage over you so they use it. the story here though, from where i sit is that, if you're going to do this kind of thing, if you're going to go after old people, et cetera, you're going to pull the resources from volunteers, then don't expect the rest of us anymore to pony up for you. and you hear this about various charities, a number of them are bringing people in from panama down south et cetera. i have to say a lot of the giving that i used to do and a lot of the rest of us do we really should look at because this dei stuff has permeated it and you're not supposed -- the story goes oh dei will go away when i have a heart surgery. oh, i don't care who it is, i just want the best person. no. all of these medical societies and these charities they're all infected with this stuff and we are he a all

let's bring in paul mauro, retired nypd inspector and fox news contributor.on't even know where to start with this, paul. what do you make of the video of the attack and then the video of the suspects, you know, flipping the double bird coming out of court. >> first of all, take away, that's a perp, it's a hardened criminal. he's in a country not his own, and behaves that way to the cameras, why does that matter. what happens here, what happened in 1980, castro emptied his prisons and sent the inmates to florida. these guys are almost certain former prison inmates, crews in and around midtown doing pick pockets, at least 90% of the arrests are migrants, asylum claimants. they are from -- you don't learn that upon hitting the ground here in america. they had those skills back in the old country and came here. one of the nuances we talk about this as to whether or not they should be deported or not, governor hochul pandering, now, we are going to look at this, she's not going to do anything but that said, where are they going to go? venezuela will not take them

. >> sandra: fox team coverage kicks off now on this former nypd inspector paul mauro is standing by. >> john: but first madison is live in athens, georgia with the latest on the investigation. madison, are police making any progress to even begin to identify a suspect? >> john, no official word on a suspect yet. but uga police say they are working around the clock to figure out exactly what happened to 22-year-old laken riley. the fbi says that they are ready to step in and help if needed. and police also say that there has not been a murder on campus for 20 years, and we are actually very close right now to where riley was found with those visible injuries after she never returned home from a run. and uga police department got a call around noon yesterday from one of riley's friends. the caller said riley had gone on a run at the intramural fields and did not come back. about 30 minutes later, police found riley's body in a wooded area near a lake. she was a nursing student at agusta university in athens. she attended university of georgia until last spring. classes are canceled unt

. >> steve: remember, rewere just talking to paul mauro retired nypd cop. we were talking about how sanctuary city status is really not about providing stuff although cities do. it's about the local cops don't cooperate with ice. and that is the problem here. because ultimately, it would be like hey, the people you just let in, they beat up some cops. here's what he had to say about paul mauro that is, what he had to say about that beat down and the body cam video and who these migrants are. >> if you look at the body cam footage, you can see a number of the perpetrators faces quite clearly. >> steve: right. >> this idea well we needed a lot more time to ascertain who exactly the perpetrators were, et cetera. doesn't really hold water. number one. number two, if the investigation evidence was so fuzzy, how did you charge them to begin with? >> steve: right. >> you didn't have probable cause then to charge them. but they did charge them. so that the idea that we well, we don't have enough to hold them but we did have enough to charge them that is legally inc

attorney and retired new york city police inspector paul mauro joins us live in the studio.: when you see the body cam video. it was one day to see the exterior shot where it was fuzzy and you didn't see it. this stuff is so graphic those cops, it's amazing that alvin bragg had that body cam video and still let those guys walk originally it? >> is amazing. you have to think about it. if you look at the body cam footage. can you see a number of the perpetrators' faces quite clearly. so this idea that well, we needed a lot more time to ascertain who exactly the perpetrators were, et cetera. doesn't really hold water. that's number one. number two, if the investigation evidence was so fuzzy. how did you charge them to begin with? >> steve: right. >> you didn't have probable cause then to charge them. but they did charge them. so that the idea that, well, we don't have enough to hold them but we did have enough to charge them. that is legally inconsistent. >> steve: paul, you know what this is about, that video that, surveillance video hit the news. it was on the cover of "the n

joining us is paul mauro, fox news contributor. fox confirmed that laken riley made a call to athens clark county police, they are not releasing the audio because it is an active investigation. we saw this in the charges document affidavit that accompanied the charging document, she was prevented from making a 911 call. what can you learn? >> paul: the documents were lurid and speak to someone who is depraved and should not have been here temperature is apparent president maduro is taking a page from the booklet and sending undesirables here and emptying his prisons. no way we know anything about the people coming in, they are unvetted and we do not have means to vet them, we don't have a relationship with venezuela. that suspect where the accused is from. no idea what kind of person we put into a school setting. look at the charges documents, he prevent her from making a 911 call, used an object, tried to conceal the body and something we have not heard about, which is more discomforting, there doesn't seem to be a sex crime motiv

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paul mauro on what we know now and concerned parent of a student from the campus will react.nel less than 24 hours from the polls opening in south carolina. bill melugin live from san diego as migrants are released in mass. a press conference is expected shortly, join john and i top of the hour. >> harris: it appears president biden is all in on student loan bailout. check out the white house latest social media post. ♪ ♪ this is how we do it. bump, bump, bump, bump it up. ♪ ♪ holdup. >> harris: i would pay good money to see him dance to that. biden is so happy to bail out borrowers. >> president biden: i announced a plan to provide working families with debt relief for college student debt. people's debts were about to be cancelled but supreme court blocked it. blocked it. that didn't stop me. >> harris: the supreme court blocked it, that didn't stop me. >> kayleigh: all over social media, he just played it. bullish as you are using this for student lons, use it on immigration. >> harris: so true. anybody have a problem with bucking the u.s. supreme court? >> joey: legal sid

. >> bill: paul mauro retired nypd inspector with us now. good morning.ng you've learned. listen to the d.a., alvin bragg, talking about the migrants. >> our profound obligation is make sure we have the right people charged with the right crimes. i don't think any of you wants us to charge the wrong person or to charge someone for something that was not their role. we've been spending time breaking down video, reviewing video, seeking additional interviewing, interviewing witnesses. this is what we do. >> bill: they are on a bus to california in our country. >> dana: it makes you mad when you hear him saying that. >> bill: they aren't before a judge by monday morning? what's up. >> let's reconstruct this. first of all he is couching this with a nice political bit. he puts it on his constituents saying don't we want to right person? don't all new yorkers as if it's up to us. we're the ones trying to lock people up for no real reason. that's a very defensive move on his part because he knows that this is catching a lot more attention that he expected it to.

paul mauro warmer nypd inspected gators said they will probe the teens at background and how he got that sort of brazen unconscionable crime in the crossroads of his new city with a high-caliber weapon that is very surprising he got so quickly. does a lot of reporting these guys are sent here as part of their gang to raise money for. >> the 15-year-old is also a suspect into other crimes. a bronx armed robbery in a shots fired case in midtown, manhattan. back to you. >> cb cotton, thank you so much. relate two weeks before that in times square a group of illegal immigrants attacked nypd officers also in times square body camera surveillance video just released shows the brutality of that attack with the district attorney's office is still looking for some of those thugs who were involved. and now former president trump's promising serious penalties for illegal immigrants who assault police officers. >> after seeing the recent video of a wild pack of the legal aliens of viciously attacking these two new york city really good people sought interview high quality police officers i'm going t

. >> sandra: and paul mauro was talking about this this morning and said he feels for the officers out trying to do their job and everything is completely undone before their eyes. this is mauro this morning. >> arrests in manhattan are up one-third. so what does that tell you? the cops are working, they are out there, trying to do the job and yet everything they do is instantaneously undone in front of their eyes. >> sandra: you look at the d.a., alvin bragg, felony cases downgraded by the manhattan d.a., 2023, 938, 60% of them. look at 2020, the numbers are only going up. so when police see this is happening and criminals are just let free to walk and roam the streets. >> the low morale, the person is released before the shift is over. albanian kathy hochul, city hall as well, and the d.a.s not using -- prosecuting crimes as they could be. the only reason those individuals who were here legally and attacked police officers arrested and charged because there was such outrage from the community. if not, bragg would have let them on the street. probably not even prosecuting them. that's

joining us now is paul mauro, former nypd en inspector and fox news contributor. firmed that laken made a call to clark county athens police. but they are not releasing the audio because it's an active investigation. we saw this in the charging document. the affidavit that accompanied the charging document that she was prevented from making a 911 call is speak to somebody depraved and should not have been here. i think it's becoming apparent that president maduro of venezuela is taking a page from fidel castro muriel booklet and he is sending his undesirables here and emptying out his prisons. as you mentioned there is no way that we know anything about these people coming in. they had just completely unvetted and we have no means to vet them because we don't have those relations with venezuela. let's stick to venezuela because that's where the accused is from. we have no idea what kind of person we just put into a school setting, when you look at those charging documents, which speak to, as you say, he has prevented her from making the 911 call by force. that's p

let's bring in paul mauro retired nypd investigators and fox news contributor as well.d at the tail end of caschristina's report just a horrible time when you have to have armed security guards stationed in a church. it sounds like that's what happened but thank god they were there. >> thank god indeed. i'm thing we learned in the situation is the first 10 reports nine are going to be inaccurate we will have to hold on to see what the details actually are. from the sound of it we got very, very fortunate these two officers should be commended for their quick action. it sounds like they stop something that could've been a lot lot worse we do not know this woman's motivations. but the fact she would have come in there, all these people are in the church worshiping an active shooter is the last person they be thinking of the addition came out the long gun and managed no fatalities are used these two officers reacted very quickly maybe they were armed guards working off 30 to favor their there is worshipers. again caps off to them and the response of houston pd it sounds li

i appeared with paul mauro on "fox & friends." watch this. >> the idea that quality of life is going down is in my eyes irrelevant refuteable to anybody who lives in reality in a blue city, certainly in new york. i live here. amazing the cops are out there doing this kind of work. >> dana: we begin with cb cotton in times square. hi. >> good morning. five of the migrant men who were charged with felony assault but still released without cash bail have two upcoming court dates between february and march in this case. as to whether they'll show up has yet to be seen. prosecutors and the nypd are investigating a report that some of these men are now on the run. police sources telling me some of these suspects may be headed for california, a community situated right on the border with mexico. my sources also tell me workers recognized these mug shots from the news and alerted them saying the men had used fake names before boarding the bus to california. now all eyes are on the judge and the d.a. who oversaw the decision to release the

paul mauro warmer nypd inspected gators said they will probe the teens at background and how he got thaten unconscionable crime in the crossroads of his new city with a high-caliber weapon that is very surprising he got so quickly. does a lot of reporting these guys are sent here as part of their gang to raise money for. >> the 15-year-old is also a suspect into other crimes. a bronx armed robbery in a shots fired case in midtown, manhattan. back to you. >> cb cotton, thank you so much. relate two weeks before that in times square a group of illegal immigrants attacked nypd officers also in times square body camera surveillance video just released shows the brutality of that attack with the district attorney's office is still looking for some of those thugs who were involved. and now former president trump's promising serious penalties for illegal immigrants who assault police officers. >> after seeing the recent video of a wild pack of the legal aliens of viciously attacking these two new york city really good people sought interview high quality police officers i'm going to ask congres

paul mauro was talking about that as well.at your daughter sort of knew the deceased girl. >> she did not. she did not know her personally. >> sandra: knew of her. >> she did not. she knew of her but she did not know her. >> sandra: so what sort of -- >> my daughter is the same age. >> sandra: yeah, of course. what are students talking about right now, what are you hearing from your daughter about all of this? >> they are largely numb and in disbelief. a lot of fear, a lot of fear is being expressed. but i just want to say the fear and the lack of not feeling secure, that's been an ongoing concern that i know my daughter and most of her friends have expressed over the last three years. my daughter is a junior there, a junior at uga, and it has always been a concern and a problem. and i just feel the university should do better. they should care more. >> john: well, let me ask you about that if i could, veronica, you said complaints about safety on campus have gone unanswered for years. when these issues are brought up, what is

paul mauro talked about how there is a possibility this is a pick pocketing ring. listen to him yesterday here on "america's newsroom." >> i have to tell you according to my sourcing, the teams that are working pick pocket doing pick pockets in and around times square are venezuela migrants. they didn't learn that in america. there is a columbian team doing pick pockets. multiple arrests. cops know what is going on. they're ham strung by the migrant crisis by the laws and bail reform. >> dana: you say you have good relationships with the federal government. when something like this happens in times square, they go to jail. what happens if you called ice, the immigration and customs enforcement and say come get these guys and get them out of town. does that happen if it's a sanctuary city in new york? >> if they're in jail, that's a good solution to the problem. >> dana: they're out on without bail. >> we can't have people out on bail committing crimes in the city. we need to do what we can to make sure that we're intercepting people before they are committing major

. >> martha: let's bring in paul mauro, retired nypd inspector and gerry baker, host of wall street atn fox business. both are fox news contributors. great to have you with us today. gerry, your reaction to the president. he came out with a lot of please chiefs. addressed the nation on the issue of crime. what did you make of it? >> yeah, look, they're trying to tell people what they see in their homes and streets and cities every day is not really happening. there's a lot of crime here. the numbers -- some types of time have declined. we had big spike in 2020. some categories have declined. overall, serious crime in many major cities like places here in new york, philadelphia, chicago, baltimore, other cities, have seen a serious spike. people are aware of this. you can't tell people what is happening is actually not happening. what they can see happening before their eyes. it's the same -- these political stunts, i mean, i applaud karine jean-pierre there for doing an impersonation of someone trying to sell someone a dead horse. everybody knows there's an immigration crisis. everybod

we're out of time thanks to guy benson, kenned i did, paul mauro kat timpf, fox news at night with dreamy trace gallagher is next. i'm greg gutfeld, i love you america. >> trace: good evening i'm trace gallagher, it's 11:00 p.m. on the east coast 8:00 here in los angeles and this is america's late news, fox news at night. we've got some breaking news coming out of sterling virginia tonight. this is a house explosion. we want to show you some live pictures if we can put those up and then we're going to show you some video of kind of how this thing went down. do we have that? here are -- is this the video or the live pictures on this? so this appears to be -- this is the live pictures. this is in sterling, virginia which is a suburb of washington, dc. they just held a news conference moments ago, that news conference just ended, but this one was serious. we're talking about numerous people being injured, and we are hearing the possibility of one fatality. this is now videotape of what happened earlier. we do not know the cause. we know nothing about this. in fact, in the news conference the

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fox news contributor paul mauro is here with us.in terms of injuries? that could be career-ending. >> it can be. remember something. we're short 3,000 cops as it is. so you are taking all these people off the street at a time we need them more than ever. obvious things in play. lack of propers cougs and atmosphere against the police that perm -- when it is when a foot four police officers going up against 6'7 and gets compliance. how does that work? the perp feels the authority. the entire system embodied in that person. you control the situation. the perps feel that and how you gain compliance. not necessarily a physical thing where you have to use pepper spray. it happens. the authority that you represent and embody is what gains you compliance. that fourth wall has been broken. it has been normalized to attack police and not respect that authority and you see the results not only in the injuries to the cops but in the conditions of the city. >> jacque: what you hear from so many officers they are afraid to use deadly force if it'

paul mauro, former nypd inspector, says the facts and the situation show that this teen was comfortableith brazen crime, and investors will likely probe why. >> we see this sort of a braise withen, just unconscionable crime in the crossroads of his new city with a high caliber weapon that it's very surprising he got so quickly, it argues support network, connectivity here, connectivity back home. there's a lot of reporting that these guys are sent here as part of their a gang to raise money. >> reporter: so the tourist who was shot in the leg when the suspect first fired his gun, thankfully, she is expected to be okay. investors say this teen is also a suspect in two other crimes, an armed robbery in the bronx and a shots fired case in midtown manhattan. molly, back to you. molly: great point by paul murray, connectivity. we shall see where this leads. c.b. cotton, thank you. eric. eric: well, the attack on police officers in times square by those migrants has now prompted republican lawmakers in new york state to call for district attorney alvin bragg to be removed by his fellow democr

paul mauro warmer nypd inspected gators said they will probe the teens at background and how he got thatcionable crime in the crossroads of his new city with a high-caliber weapon that is very surprising he got so quickly. does a lot of reporting these guys are sent here as part of their gang to raise money for. >> the 15-year-old is also a suspect into other crimes. a bronx armed robbery in a shots fired case in midtown, manhattan. back to you. >> cb cotton, thank you so much. relate two weeks before that in times square a group of illegal immigrants attacked nypd officers also in times square body camera surveillance video just released shows the brutality of that attack with the district attorney's office is still looking for some of those thugs who were involved. and now former president trump's promising serious penalties for illegal immigrants who assault police officers. >> after seeing the recent video of a wild pack of the legal aliens of viciously attacking these two new york city really good people sought interview high quality police officers i'm going to ask congress to pass

. >> martha: great points all from paul mauro. stay with me. the live shot that you're seeing, 2:23 in kansas city right now. this parade got underway around noon local time in kansas city. paul, just looking at the crowd standing around in the area and the posture of the police, they're not running any war. people seem relatively normal, i would say, as they walk around the scene, including police posture. >> yeah. does look like whatever it was is over. so now little by little it will segue in to an investigatory scene. it's a train station, which could be problematic. it's a way of egress if you're looking for specific people, they might not know who they're looking for. we're reportedly looking at two people in custody. we don't know what that is for. in situations like this, the real truth of the matter is sometimes person gets grabbed, he's not actually the person. the police make an honest mistake. they see somebody running and upon investigation it's not. so we can't count on the idea that the two that they have are the shooters. it loo

and what disturbs paul mauro, we had him on the program as the latest body was discovered, we had himrlier this week, disturbs him the most about the details emerging. >> what is really troubling, the victims share the same signature t, male in their 30s and 40s. they have said there's no serial killer involved here. i'm not sure how they could be so sure. >> sandra: many local reports there's been a woman that people have called the police on for spiking drinks, particularly men at the bar, drinks of males in that age group. what have you been able to find in your own investigation looking into this? >> i did hear about that. again, i'm not too sure because everything that i've been doing, i've been doing on my own. like i said, i do believe there is someone out there, whether it's a woman, a , or whoever it is, i know that someone is putting these people in the lake. >> sandra: reagan, everyone can understand you certainly would like some more answers to his disappearance and death, of course. and we are certainly covering the story. it is just too many, too many that this is happen

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