meantime, more questions are being raised about henderson's criminal background. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> reporter: new details are emerging about the man accused of kidnapping and murdering a memphis teacher and mother of two out for a morning jog. cleotha henderson was arraigned wednesday in the death of 34-year-old eliza fletcher. he did not enter a plea. fletcher was jogging around 4:20 a.m. last friday when surveillance video showed a man jump out of this suv and force her inside. her body was found monday a few miles away. >> we have no reason to think this was anything other than an isolated attack by a stranger. >> reporter: court records now reveal henderson in 2020 was released from prison four years early in a prior kidnapping case, and years before that conviction, he was convicted the rape. fletcher's murder has sparked an outcry from runners around the country, particularly females, speaking out about the safety of the sport they love. >> what's being taught to us is that it doesn't matter what time of day you run. it doesn't matter what clothin

>> no, director henderson described it as a cross between mrs. hawkins position, chief of staff and the chief of investigations positions at the department of police accountability, correct? you said that person had been hired. the mayor had their name. the job had not been advertise #d so i would like to know and the board should want to know and community as well, has someone been hired as a staff member for the office of inspector general other then mr. leung? >> that is not on the agenda, so-but--why don't we talk off-line about that? i'll e-mail you tomorrow about that okay? >> okay. >> i'm not aware anyone besides-not aware of anyone being hired to assist this body besides the secretary. i can say that. >> same, but if that is so, we absolutely want to know who the individual is and receive the information on it. >> i would like to make a motion. >> to? >> it isn't a action item. >> any other discussion as it pertains to recruitment? >> if we could adhere to the agenda and also talk about when we hire the inspector general maybe particular

abston-henderson has a history of kidnapping.he was convicted in 2000 after authorities say he kidnapped a memphis lawyer at gun point and drove around with him for some time to atms, forcing him to withdraw money. that attorney has finally let free when he was able to call for help from a nearby security guard during that time. abston-henderson spent more than 20 years in prison for that crime. now he is suspected of murder and kidnapping in this case. at least one member of fletcher's family was in the courtroom today for this hearing this morning. they were holding out hope that she would make it home alive. they were offering a reward through crimestoppers of up to $50,000. but today grim news out from memphis police that fletcher is indeed the individual that they found deceased in south memphis late last night. again, harris, you mentioned we're expecting a press conference in 10 minutes and we hope to learn more about this case. we'll keep an eye on it. >> harris: one question i would have and people are picking up on the

detective henderson. >> so as he talked with scott's wife in the couples kitchen, henderson was carefulat he now. >> where is scott? >> the last time i saw scott was early, early this morning. >> there is a man deceased over in the yard, okay? >> there is a deceased man in my yard? like who is it? >> and seemed to have no idea what was going on. and if you're wondering why and had not been out searching for her husband earlier, that answer is that after two decades of marriage, and and scott were living separate lives under the same roof. while negotiating a divorce. >> he doesn't talk to me. i mean, he won't tell me anything. i hardly ever see him. he's gone most of the day, every day, i don't know what else to tell you. >> right away, and helped police with this detail. where scott had likely been. the night before his body was found. >> i know he gambles all the time. >> he had been at a casino. >> we establish the timeline for him. and, we wanted to look at maybe somebody following him. >> security footage from the maryland live casino showing scott spending some of his final hours

director henderson. >> welcome director henderson. >> thank you. welcome. it's good to be back. i see you guys didn't wait for me and continued the citizens business while i was away at conference, but i am happy to be back and join you all. thank you for having me president elias and vice president carter. i'm ready with my report and happy to be here again, so we have 488 cases that have been opened so far this year and we have closed at dpa522 cases. we have 244 cases that are active and pending right now and we've sustained 48 cases. this time last we're we sustained 37 case it ises. we mediated 16 cases this year and a presentation today on mediation that i think you will find enlightening and helpful and a little bit of a shift from what we presented in the past about mediation, a little more expansive and direct about some of the operations. in terms of cases investigations have gone beyond nine months we have 24 cases in that category. this time last year we had 25 cases that were in that category. of the 24 cases whose investigations have gone beyond the nine months 17

henderson. he has been a witness and has been fighting for civil rights my entire career in congress. he has a champion, the president and ceo of the leadership conference for civil and human rights and previously lead the organization for 20 years. the leadership conference is a coalition of 200 civil and human rights organizations. he graduated howard and the road for university school of law. mr. henderson you are recognized for five minutes. mr. henderson: good morning chairman. ranking member roy, former committee chairman nadler and members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to testify on the most pressing issue of our time, the freedom to vote. this morning we find ourselves in an extraordinary moment. last night the senate deliberately devastated -- delivered a devastating 1-2 punch to our democracy. first the motion to end debate which requires 860 vote majority failed to bring to a final vote the freedom to vote john r. lewis act and then an attempt at filibuster reform

days later, henderson also charged with alicia's rape. in her case, he's pleaded not guilty. her alleged rapist should have been behind bars much sooner but her rape kit was not tested until nine months after it was submitted. police would have gotten a hit on henderson's dna, which was already in the system due to his extensive criminal history. instead, the match came just weeks ago on september 5th. but it was already too late for eliza fletcher. >> do you believe that if your case had been processed sooner, that eliza would be alive today? >> yeah. i definitely believe she would have still been alive today if the police did what they were supposed to do. it wouldn't have gotten to that point. they had more than enough evidence that night when they interviewed me to get him off the streets. but they didn't. >> reporter: survivors, advocates, and lawmakers say this is one more tragic example of the memphis police department and state of tennessee's history of mishandling sexual assault cases. >> our priorities when it comes to protecting women in our state, now the nation's

director henderson. >> yes thank you. i was going to say i wanted to point out how significant the presentation. we tried to get them leaner and more focused every year that we do the program but i will say this year i was impressed with the innerterns did. the presentation they came up was on their own. i love based on their experiences and based on the book on the bias book and their observations of police commission one of the things they were particularly concerned about were the conversations that this conversation has had in the past about bias, and race disparities in policing specifically with the ripper reports that came out in the past and the fact that on their often they have cultivated a recommendation to make to the commission in terms of square foot with research, thorough research, in terms of both what is possible that they have seen in other jurisdictions to address recommendations for the commission for the department specifically to address race disparities is not something that i think we very often c

as new details on henderson's criminal history continue to mount an alarming case from last year hasn criminal law asking questions. last week new accusations from 2021 involving a different woman were revealed through an indictment charging that cleotha henderson with aggravated rape and kidnapping and gun charges. the timing of a massive backlog in dna testing. the dna matching the 2021 case was made available to memphis police just three days after fletcher's kidnapping. something criminal justice experts say is a travesty. >> effect crime had been properly investigated he probably would have been back behind bars and not able to commit this atrocious crime. >> henderson was identified quickly after fletcher's' abduction due to a rushed dna request by the memphis police to the tennessee bureau of investigation. the results came within 18 hours after receiving key evidence from the scene. on the 2021 case, the tbi telling fox "memphis police submitted the sexual assault kit on september 23rd, 2021. the evidence was put into the queue of unknown assailant kits, as no request was mad

henderson was in court this past hour. started in memphis, tennessee. >> dana: also breaking today secretary of state blin ken met with president zelenskyy after a trip to kyiv. zelenskyy has been inviting people over and needs to keep this conflict in the news and he has a lot of requests for the secretary of state. >> bill: continue to give billions of dollars, too. back at home record breaking heat fueling more than a dozen wildfires across california. they spread to nearly 50 square miles claiming at least four lives and destroying more than 100 homes and buildings. it is dry, windy, triple digit weather making it very difficult for firefighters trying to contain the fires and prevent new ones from breaking out. >> dana: world's largest money manager black rock is defending so-called woke investments. the wall street giant and other firms facing backlash over the treatment of fossil fuel companies accused of using other people's monday in a political push to promote green energy. gerri willis has more. important for pe

guys, i mention abston henderson is in prison right now on a $500,000 bond. he is not expected to post bond. he said in court this morning that he was unable to afford the 50 -- the 10% that he's expected to put up for that bond. again, the judge asking the prosecution to file a formal motion that is expected to be heard at a hearing some time wednesday morning. guys. >> john: we'll keep following that, thanks very much. appreciate it. sandra. >> sandra: criminal defense attorney, tragic ending to the story although the investigation is ongoing. what do the authorities do next as far as determining a motive, why this man decided to kill this amazing mother of two and teacher to many? >> my heart goes out to the family, it is just the worst allegations involved. they don't have to establish a motive, to answer the question. good news is you don't always know and so the law then says you don't ever have to have a motive. a guy who allegedly did this has been to prison for 20 years. he may just like to do stuff like this, he may be that tormented, that disturbed

>> cleotha henderson was released after serving 20 years of a 24-year service, conviction of a third crime, kidnapping of a local attorney back in the year 2000. now, the district attorney initially said he was paroled but later issued a correction that was not the case. court documents obtained by fox news digital suggests henderson received credit for time he had spent in jail prior to his sentencing in the 2000 case, which is required by law. but after his release, investigators say henderson kidnapped and raped a woman at gunpoint, in september of last year. but he was never indicted for that crime until just last week. back in 2021, memphis police collected samples for a rape kit similar to the ones you see in this file video. they submitted the kit to the tennessee bureau of investigation for analysis. without a suspect the samples were added to a backlog of kits and not tested until august 29th of this year. days before the abduction and murder of memphis teacher eliza fletcher. dna evidence collected from that crime scene matched the 2021 rape case linking henderson to both c

director henderson. >> welcome director henderson. >> thank you. welcome. it's good to be back. i see you guys didn't wait for me and continued the citizens business while i was away at conference, but i am happy to be back and join you all. thank you for having me president elias and vice president carter. i'm ready with my report and happy to be here again, so we have 488 cases that have been opened so far this year and we have closed at dpa522 cases. we have 244 cases that are active and pending right now and we've sustained 48 cases. this time last we're we sustained 37 case it ises. we mediated 16 cases this year and a presentation today on mediation that i think you will find enlightening and helpful and a little bit of a shift from what we presented in the past about mediation, a little more expansive and direct about some of the operations. in terms of cases investigations have gone beyond nine months we have 24 cases in that category. this time last year we had 25 cases that were in that category. of the 24 cases whose investigations have gone beyond the nine months 17

exactly a year ago today she says she was sexually assaulted by cleotha henderson.ase as she continued to press for answers in her own, but she never could have imagined the unthinkable connection. >> i never in a million years thought anything like that would happen to me. >> reporter: this morning in her first tv interview, 22-year-old alicia franklin breaking her silence about the night she says she was raped by cleotha abston-henderson, the man now accused of kidnapping and killing memphis jogger eliza fletcher. >> not a day goes by that i didn't think about this. >> reporter: alicia alleging henderson attacked her almost a full year before eliza went missing but the dna results from her sexual assault kit linking henderson to her case were not reported until after eliza disappeared, a delay she believes allowed henderson to remain free. >> they had more than enough evidence that night when they interviewed me to get him off the streets, but they didn't. >> reporter: henderson only now facing charges for attacking alicia. pleading not guilty. in september 2021,

today prosecutors one absent henderson's $500,000. morning. memphis police say this all comes after fletcher's body was discovered in a vacant duplex apartment in south memphis yesterday that apartment was less than a mile away from where witnesses say absent henderson was cleaning out the floor of his gmc terrain, the same suv. police say fletcher was forced into well jogging. after a man aggressively ran towards her all of this caught on security footage. to lose someone so young and so vital is a tragedy and of itself, but to have it happen in this way with the central's act of violence. it's unimaginable the outcome of this investigation is not what we hoped for. we are nonetheless pleased to remove this dangerous predator off the streets of memphis. lives of ledger's family released a statement today talking about how much of a joy she was in everyone's life and how devastated they are from the senseless loss absent. henderson will appear once again in court tomorrow morning in memphis, tennessee, madison, scarpino ktvu. fox two

here after henderson alleged entered her, franklin went to a center for kit. followed, she says she will for the. and got few answers from investigators. then just this month. then with killing eliza flower saying dna tests quick hide time days later result. rape kit finally came. as well, if you can. the way it was handled and the. testing of the dna to. eliza fletcher's murder? very different story authorities. not request a rush in peace as they did for fletchers so hit. backlog of samples, franklin said. if gator. more seriously, fletcher. live. henderson pleaded not guilty in case later on good morning america franklin goes into. about. my new proposal. new vehicles to be equipped with blood. that could act as a breathalyzer driver. move. act on that recommendation, though, coming up a big treat for betty. coming up a big treat for betty. in the world. peaceful state. full plate. wait, are you my blind date? dancing crew. trip for two. nail the final interview. buy or lease? masterpiece. inside joke. artichoke. game with doug. brand new mug. come here, ki

meantime, more questions are being raised about henderson's criminal background.rea fujii. >> reporter: new details are emerging about the man accused of kidnapping and murdering a memphis teacher and mother of

as to why henderson was released four years early from his previous conviction, authorities say he was given credit for time served, and for participating in the prison's job program. andrew? rhiannon? >> thank you. >>> for the first time we're hearing from the 11-year-old who survived a shark attack in the florida keys. jamison was snorkeling last month when he was attacked by a bull shark. he was flown to a miami hospital where part of his leg was amputated. his mother was on a boat nearby at the time. >> he was just screaming and waving his arms, and i needed, i didn't see anything in the water. i just saw him there screaming at me to get to him. >> i'm happy to be alive. and that nine-foot bull shark should have taken me down so -- >> a terrifying experience. his parents flagged down other boats nearby to get him an ambulance. later on good morning merck america, he discusses the four surgeries he needed. >>> coming up, why cancer cases and people under the aiming of 50 are rising dramatically. ment? later, how toilet paper is later, how toilet paper is shri ashley: it's time for a

. >> 38-year-old henderson back in front of a memphis judge to face another round of serious chargesrsday including aggravated rape and kidnapping for a crime that happened in 2021. the timing of his reported dna match to the case was devastating. memphis police collected samples for a rape kit last september and submitted to the tennessee bureau of investigation. without a suspect the suspects were added to a backlog of kits and were not tested until augus. investigators say the results came back a match the same time memphis teacher eliza fletcher was found after being violently adopted days earlier while she was on a run. dna evidence collected from that crime scene matched the samples collected in 2021 linking henderson to both crimes. memphis attorney daniel loftin who represents 80 rape survivors who never had their kids tested filed a lawsuit eight years ago which is still pending citing what he calls reckless infliction of stress. brandon mcnally lieutenant governor tells fox news digital, the back log has been the continuing problem and one that is extremely troubling. mcnal

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that was a lot. >> thank you, director henderson. so i have a question about the 90, that seems like a lot of cases. >> yes. >> so as of 90 how many are past. mark or and are there any violations because of this, that seems like a lot. >> i don't think so, once our part is packaged and done, it ends our 33-34 deadline. sarah can you tell us the answer? she is smarter than me and knows. >> hey, everybody. >> i don't know the answer to how many of them are past the 9-month park. we can get that information for you. i'm not sure if we own that data or sfpd does. so there is one ded line per case. that's also a number that we can provide for the commission next week. >> yeah, i think we should talk about this. that number seems like a lot so i would like to give the chief opportunity to address the 90, why the number is so high or if it's a concern and what we can do. >> if i may say one additional thing. we kind of highlighted this with the department of maybe six weeks ago. and we have been working with with them to prioritize some of

to be henderson cleaning the interior of the vehicle police believe was used in the abduction. brother and another witness reportedly say henderson was using floor cleaner and that he had also washed his clothes in the sink of the home that day. fletcher's body was found monday afternoon behind an abandoned home positively identified tuesday t cleotha abston has a staggering violent criminal history record going back to his young teen years and was released from prison in november of 2020 after serving about 20 years of his 24-year sentence for kidnapping another victim at gunpoint. this friday marks one week since fletcher's abduction. a women's group in memphis is organizing an event called let's finish eliza's run asking female runners to finish what fletcher started that morning to help the community heal. mike. >> laura ingle tonight. thanks very much >> a cruise ship passenger has been killed in a shark attack in the bahamas. rob o'neill says the 58 woman was snorkeling when a bull shark attacked her. she died after arriving at a local hospital >> pennsylvania lieutenant

>> cindy henderson reese. >> cindy reese? >> -- very quickly. the station was right across the street. small town, remember? officers entered the home and then made a call of their own. >> we have been called for assistance by the morris police department. sergeant detective streit was on call that night for the sheriff's department. >> you arrived on the scene. what do you see? >> -- whole scene taped off with crime scene tape. i walk in the front door and there is a table turned over inside, right inside the door. i could see the victim lying in the backdoor area, to the hallway. >> a victim. yes, a man, it was clear to the detective he had a murder on his hands. are there many murders like this in morris? >> no, it's very rare. morris it's a small town. >> this must have been a big deal. >> for morris, yes it was. >> so, who were you told was the victim? >> michael reese. >> michael reese, just 40 years old, had been killed in his own home. the only potential -- she was outside being cared for by police officers while detective streit took in

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jordan henderson is taking part in training afterjoining the england squad for the two nations leaguelace the manchester city midfielder who is having shoulder surgery after henderson recovered from his own hamstring injury, they take on italy and then germany on friday. the next round fixtures in the local condition. those games also provide gareth southgate with more build—up matches for the katter world cup which is two months away today. organisers say the infrastructure and the stadiums are all finished and the first welcome to be held in the middle east. throughout the arab world it is outstanding, it's astounding, we've always said we are passionate, but there is, every person, when you talk to, whether from there is, every person, when you talk to, whetherfrom egypt there is, every person, when you talk to, whether from egypt or saudi arabia, or morocco, they feel this tournament is their tournament. this is a middle eastern tournament and you can feel it. there is a huge excitement, not only to attend, but also to be part of the tournament, to be part of history being made. s

bruk one day after the body of eliza fletcher was identified, suspect cleotha henderson is due back in court in just hours. he's facing first-degree murder charges and being held without bond. like kelly, henderson's criminal record began at age 11, convicted of rape at age 14 and went on to serve 20 years for kidnapping a well known attorney at gun point and forcing him to withdraw money from multiple a&m machines and memphis police are searching for a second suspect accused in the kidnapping of the mother and one year old in broad daylight. >> todd: nearly 2000 runners gather tomorrow in memphis to finish eliza fletcher running route as way to honor memory and raise awareness for women's safety. here is video of eliza fletcher playing with her dog and singing to her studentss during a remote lesson. >> this little light of mine, i'm gonna let it shine, let it shine, let it shine. >> todd: man, that is a gut punch as is that picture with her two little kids. fletcher leaves behind a husband and two beautiful boys. >> ashley: new homeland security reveals national security threat could

we will act to protect our people in the henderson region in this, appalachia region in don bass, in the currently occupied areas of the heart of cape region. and in crimea, if cromwell, russia's, annexation of crimea and 2014, was preceded by referendum, much like the one that just ended unconstitutional, announced mir days before voting began and carried out in a war zone in the presence of armed soldiers. most countries don't recognize russian control of crimea. western allies say the same will apply to the 4 regions where the latest sham referendums took place. at the u. n. the u. s. promised to make russia pay if it tries a repeat of crimea, the united states will never recognise any territory. russia attempts to seize or allegedly annex as anything other than part of ukraine. we reject russia's actions unequivocally. and we will continue to work with our allies, partners and like minded to impose cost on russia and to provide historic amounts of support for ukraine. but international condemnation hasn't stopped moscow's ambitions and ukraine. vladimir putin has even threatened

interesting years tensions between the muslim majority and religious minorities have been on the rise no henderson, again preparing for the biggest religious festival. luca pulcher, many fear the festival could again be the target of sectarian attacks. ah ah. unofficial paul has been a craftsman his whole life in his wash off he and his team make idols for worshipping. it's just a couple of weeks ahead of pu jar, the busiest time of the year for him to go out. i believe it takes 8 days to finish the basic structure and the clay work full day. amanda? mm hm. we need 2 more days to color. it's wrong able, do you not the last person make this background frame with wood and been who him to do a lot of work that we make an idol structure with hey, and set them on the frame of the day. after that, we start the clay work and they got our letters, ira alga, cadillac escalade. paul was the craftsman who made the idol at the center of last year's camino tension of video hit social media saying that the koran had been discovered on an end date is lap and risk muslims, vandalized the may ship temple and destr

henderson was arrested the next day. saying his black tkw-rbgs mc terrain matched the car in the video. neighbors say he was cleaning it out and washing the carpets. month word yet on exactly why he did this. he has a past that includes kidnapping. we had get to that in a moment. meanwhile tphrefp i remember's family is devastated as you may imagine. her two young children without a mother. her young husband will have to raise them alone. she left that morning for a predawn jog never to return. mercedes. >> harris, it's such a tragedy. special lie foyer women in these suburban areas, in the cities going out for a morning run. you would never suspect you would have to face this horrific situation. lits be real. you see in cities like memphis crime is increasing. a record number of homicides over 349 this year. also the individual, the suspect he has been released early from prison. serving 19 of 24 years. this brings up a lot of questions when it comes to should he have served his whole time for his crime record. as we kn

it's in henderson. since then, beijing has been largely silent about the kremlin war against its neighbour. other than saying that china supports peace talks about russia and china have also been making their deepening partnership planed to see for the rest of the world by conducting joint military exercises on land, air, and sea. china, for its part, can count on russia's staying out of what it sees as its domestic affairs. most importantly, tensions over taiwan, which beijing regards as a break away province. beijing has been stepping up its military activities around the island in response to recent high profile visits to taiwan by senior u. s. lawmakers. wally china continues to play an important indirect role in financing the kremlin war machine by supporting russia's economy with increased energy imports. while russia has lost markets in the west trade with china has sword. by a 3rd this year, china has said presidents she and put in are working together to shape what beijing caused a more just wo

she and her children have been in odessa for 3 weeks now lately with him, but he only henderson is passing them. yeoman said the situation under occupation grew worse and worse. every day. i got comfortable, i spent 5 months there and i always thought, why should i leave? this is my home. but things became more and more intolerable. yes, even son. so can you, when i see him, i mean, she says her home tone became a place of fear and intimidation and empty streets. she stayed at home with the children, most of the time, only venturing out to get groceries ringing up with her on the russians. i would always lower my eyes if you looked at them in the eyes too long, they would say you're looking at me. so you must know something. let's go and talk with the people who were taken like that from sometimes the relatives would look for them for a long time. some came back. others didn't bothering him yet. authorities and volunteers in odessa harper on 150000 refugees, many areas occupied by russian. it's difficult to leave soldiers at checkpoints. don't let many pass and fighting makes the roads dan

su cuerpo fue descubierto esta semana y henderson se enfrenta asesinato en primer grado.: se duplicÓ en tamaÑo este incendio en el sur de california. en tan solo horas creciÓ de 8000 a casi 20.000 acres de maleza devoradas por el fuego, provocando la movilizaciÓn de cerca de 1200 bomberos que intentan prevenir que el fuego llega a las casas. >> nos hemos enfrentado con vientos que han cambiado. la situaciÓn anoche fue errÁtica porque los vientos estaban al oeste, luego al este y luego al sur. por eso creciÓ por todos lados. reportero: en una zona de hemmett, los residentes se recibieron Órdenes de evacuaciÓn, eentre ellos esta persona que tomo unas impresionantes fotografÍas. sintiÓ en la cara el calor que provocan. este es mucho de los incendios consumen vastas zonas de california, donde la alerta por la ola de calor fue extendida hasta maÑana en medio de una histÓrica sequÍa. patricia: decepcionados con la condena penal que le impusieron a naasÓn joaquÍn garcÍa, lÍder de la "iglesia la luz del mundo", las vÍctimas han presentado una demanda civil. veamos algunas reaccio

this evening we learned from police henderson is facing new charges of especially aggravated kidnappingpe. those are in connection to september 2021 sexual assault. police say they have no idea henderson was a suspect in that case until he ran his dna through a national dna database in regard to the fletcher abduction and found he was a suspect in the new rate case. he's expected in court to face the new charges monday september 12 and we see what happens from there. jon: such a horrible crime. charles, thank you. in las vegas, police found dna of a county official under the fingernails and investigator reporter stabbed to death outside his home last week. christina : live with that. >> robert, a democrat clark county public administered or arrested after a s.w.a.t. team arrived at his home, he barricaded himself inside accused of stabbing a news reporter to death who was investigating allegations of political corruption against him. officers believed reporter tried to fight for his life, tragically his body was found outside his home on saturday with multiple stab wounds in the las veg

. >> also this week, in memphis, this one henderson allegedly abducted and murdered a kindergarten teacher and mother of two while she was out for a jog prior to this murder henderson had racked up quite a record with at least half a dozen violent offenses, including a previous abduction but was released from prison early, enabling him to what? strike again. sadly this break down of law and order and safety and security it is happening in big cities, in small towns. it is happening all across the country. liberal mayors, liberal prosecutors and judges, liberal lawmakers believe putting violent offenders behind bars is somehow immoral. so now in the name of social justice, city after city are eagerly working to keep criminals on the streets. that kudz your own vice president kamala harris who promoted that minnesota bill fund for violent offenders. remember, she was the one that was praising the lapd when they would defunding the police. and thanks to her efforts, well, one felon who is bailed out thanks to her fund shep promoted was then able to shoot a man six times. now he's charged with