Ep. 1819 - Lunatic DA Keeps Releasing Violent Black Criminals. Innocent Women Are Paying The Price

What you'll learn

• 1 (00:00) **Episode Introduction and the Dequan Hunt Case** - Walsh introduces the case of Dequan Hunt, a black man in Charlotte, NC, who livestreamed himself violently assaulting white women, a story the mainstream media has ignored.
• 2 (01:56) **The Pattern of Targeted Violence** - Walsh argues that Hunt's attacks are not random, as he specifically targeted defenseless white women and was enabled by the city's black District Attorney, Spencer Merriweather.
• 3 (05:53) **A Tale of Two Images: The Zero-Sum Game of Society** - Walsh contrasts a photo of a cheerful young victim with a mugshot of Dequan Hunt to illustrate the fundamental choice society makes between protecting innocents and coddling criminals.
• 4 (09:34) **Dequan Hunt's Criminal Record: A History of Dismissals** - Walsh presents court records obtained by Matt Van Swall, showing a decade-long pattern where Hunt was repeatedly arrested for violent crimes against women, only for the charges to be dismissed.
• 5 (13:28) **The "Time Served" Tactic and a Victim's Testimony** - A victim describes how Hunt threatened him with a hatchet and gun, but the DA gave Hunt a plea deal for "time served" (89 days), despite his extensive record.
• 6 (16:29) **More Crimes, Suspended Sentences, and Zero Additional Prison Time** - Walsh details Hunt's additional crimes from 2019-2025, including discharging a firearm, breaking and entering, and assaulting a police officer, all of which resulted in suspended sentences or "time served."
• 7 (22:23) **The Case for Abolishing "Time Served"** - Walsh argues that the concept of "credit for time served" should be abolished, as pre-trial detention is not punishment but a holding pattern before guilt is adjudicated.

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