Hannity- Bail Reform Has Been Catastrophic for America



SEAN HANNITY, FOX NEWS HOST: 

Welcome to HANNITY.

And tonight, coming up, a major announcement at the end of the show. But, first, we begin with this weekend's terrible news. Waukesha, Wisconsin, is now reeling only one day after a violent career criminal plowed his SUV into a Christmas parade killing five and injuring dozens more, including multiple children.

Yesterday at around 4:30 p.m., 39-year-old, quote, aspiring rapper Darrell Brooks was allegedly fleeing the scene of a domestic dispute when he drove his red Ford SUV past police barriers at a high rate of speed and onto a parade route ultimately hitting more than 40 men, women and children. Only 48 hours earlier, Brooks posted a one thousand dollar cash bond and was released from jail after assaulting the mother of his children and -- get this -- attempting to run her over with his car.

Defund, dismantle the police, no bail, low bail -- how is all of this working out for the country? That's right. He tried to run over his ex- girlfriend got out of jail after posting a mere one thousand dollars.

Now, this, despite a lengthy rap sheet filled with violent crimes going back decades. Look at your screen, 1999, aggravated battery and gun charges. 2000, more gun charges and resisting arrest. 2002, 2003, 2005, more resisting arrest charges and drug charges. 2010, strangulation domestic abuse. 2010 through 2020, several more resisting arrest charges, drug charges, more gun charges, another domestic abuse charge, several paternity warrants. And that's all in the one state of Wisconsin.

In Nevada, Brooks is a registered sex offender where he was convicted of statutory rape after getting a 15-year-old girl pregnant. He is currently wanted in the state for bail violations. So make no mistakes, Darrell Brooks was a menace and has been for a long time to society.

But according to Judge Michelle Havas, well, a one thousand dollar bond, that's all that was needed for him to get out yet again after decades of a criminal life. She failed to protect her community and now five innocent people are dead many others injured.

Keep in mind, Wisconsin is one of many states where far-left activists and politicians have been flirting with these so-called bail reform laws like no bail in New York City. Certain offenders are released from jail without a penny in bail the results have been nothing but catastrophic.


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