California AG candidate warns surging crime 'tragic but inevitable' following NASCAR's Bobby East murder
California attorney general candidate Nathan Hochman explained how far-left policies have led to the crime surge in California after East was stabbed to death at a Southern California gas station.
California attorney general candidate Nathan Hochman warned California is enduring a "spiral of lawlessness" after police unveiled the suspect accused of killing former NASCAR driver Bobby East had an outstanding arrest warrant. Hochman joined "Fox & Friends" Monday to discuss the tragic killing and how Democrats' policies have made circumstances like East's murder "inevitable."
BOBBY EAST MURDER: CALIFORNIA POLICE SHOOT, KILL SUSPECT WANTED IN FORMER NASCAR DRIVER'S DEATH
NATHAN HOCHMAN: What this is, sadly, is another tragic but inevitable day in California where you have a spiral of lawlessness. And by that, what I mean is that you have one person in the smallest of crimes running out of a CVS with just under $950, knowing that they won't be prosecuted, which has led to three people running out of a Walgreens, 80 people running out of a Nordstrom, smash and grab robberies, follow home robberies, train robberies, run a double-digit rise in homicides.
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