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EPISODE · Oct 11, 2025 · 25 MIN

91 Felonies, 2 Dead, California Wants Him in REHAB Not Prison

from News For Reasonable People · host Sean Reynolds

Here we go again with justice reform working exactly as designed – which is to say, not at all. A 91-time felon who killed two innocent people in a stolen car while drunk now wants to swap prison time for rehab, and San Francisco is actually considering it. This is the same mindset that has Seattle's mayor saying he wants to "hear the story" of repeat offenders instead of locking them up, because maybe they were just hungry or had a rough childhood. Meanwhile, citizens are left defenseless as these blue cities hemorrhage police officers and embrace every failed progressive policy in the book. We break down how Troy McAllister became the poster child for California's broken justice system, why Seattle is about to elect an actual socialist as mayor, and how "restorative justice" has become code for "let criminals do whatever they want." What's it going to take for these cities to admit their soft-on-crime policies are an absolute disaster? How many more innocent victims have to die before common sense makes a comeback? Hit that subscribe button if you're tired of watching taxpayer-funded insanity destroy our communities, and share this with anyone who still believes these policies actually work.

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