3 chapters across the catalog
Austin Smash-and-Grab Robberies, California Influence in Texas
A "smash-and-dash" robbery at Barton Creek Mall in Austin is cited as evidence of California's negative influence on Texas. The hosts blame the rise in such crimes on progressive district attorneys, specifically those supported by George Soros, who they claim refuse to prosecute criminals.
Los Angeles Crime Wave, LAPD Warnings, Smash and Grab
The Los Angeles Police Protective League issued a warning advising tourists not to visit the city during the holiday season due to a surge in violent crime. High-profile "smash and grab" robberies and home invasions have plagued the area, including a $100,000 jewelry theft at the Intercontinental Hotel. LAPD Chief Michael Moore attempted to reassure the public that the situation is not out of control.
"Follow-Home" Robberies and Smash-and-Grab Releases
Criminals in Los Angeles are reportedly using Apple AirTags to track luxury vehicles from high-end shopping areas like Rodeo Drive to the owners' homes for "follow-home" robberies. In Contra Costa County, suspects arrested for a massive "smash-and-grab" robbery at a Nordstrom were reportedly released from jail "accidentally." These incidents are framed as a breakdown of the rule of law in California.
