No Cash Bail

Chicago Democrat Alderman Raymond Lopez told Fox News, “Things like robbery, burglary, arson, assault, even threatening elected officials like myself, do not warrant you being held on bond anymore in the state of Illinois, and criminals are taking note.”

The no-bail policy was first implemented in Los Angeles during the COVID pandemic shutdown in 2020 to ease crowded jails. Suspects arrested for nonviolent crimes were immediately released without having to pay bail before their arraignment. The policy was reinstated in May.

Tulare County Court Commissioner Mikki Verissimo of California signed an order to release two suspected drug traffickers, Jose Zendejas, 25, and Benito Madrigal, 19, who were arrested with 150,000 fentanyl pills, enough to potentially kill several million people.

Kamala Harris solicited donations for protesters to help post bail for those arrested during the riots. At least 13 members of Biden's staff sent money to the rioters in Minneapolis. Biden has pledged that, if he is elected, he will end cash bail in every state.

Due to so-called criminal justice-reform policies that include no-cash bail, Rashid Brimmage has been released repeatedly although he is a registered sex offender with over 100 arrests for charges ranging from sexual abuse and groping women on the subway to punching strangers.

Over 700 looters were arrested, but more than 400 were immediately released without bail. It appears that city and state leaders have ordered police to stand down to encourage as much violence and destruction as possible to eventually justify martial law, which is the end game for ending America as a free nation.

Investigator Stephen Abreu was arrested charges of assault and attempted murder, but Judge Hilary Gingold released him without bail. Abreu has been suspended from his job as an investigator, where he has worked for nearly four years.

Earlier this week, Barry told a reporter, “I’m famous! I take $200, $300 a day of your money, cracker! You can’t stop me! Bail reform, it’s lit! It’s the Democrats! The Democrats know me and the Republicans fear me. You can’t touch me! I can’t be stopped!”

Khan was previously released from local law enforcement custody in November 2019 with an active ICE detainer, due to New York City’s sanctuary policies. A spokeswoman for NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio expressed the mayor’s sympathies and chastised President Donald Trump’s administration for “politicizing this tragedy."

In 2020, offenders will be released without cash bail for most misdemeanor charges and multiple felonies, including criminally negligent homicide, drug sales, aggravated assault on a child, and burglary. Criminal justice reform ignores the rights of victims.