Internet Video Reveals: Criminal Aliens Exempt From Three Strikes Law? (7 min)

Los Angeles, CA (PRWeb) February 20, 2007 -- In seven-minute video news blog the Full Disclosure Network™ presents L. A. County District Attorney Steve Cooley, Supervisor Michael Antonovich and Sheriff Leroy Baca describing how criminal aliens are NOT prosecuted under California's Three Strikes Law.

This shocking and revealing video can be viewed free at the URL: http://www.fulldisclosure.net/flash/VideoBlogs/VideoBlog22.php as a public service 24/7, on demand. The presentation is moderated by Emmy Awarding winning host Leslie Dutton and is compiled of video clips from exclusive interviews with law enforcement, prosecution and elected officials. These interviews were conducted to determine the enforcement policies of local agencies regarding criminal aliens.

* Full Disclosure Network determined from interviews with the law enforcement officials that the Rule of Law does not apply to criminal aliens. While many are arrested, incarcerated, convicted and deported many times for crimes, they continue to illegally re-enter the United States, but are NOT prosecuted under Three Strikes or U. S. Immigration Law.

* D A Steve Cooley told Full Disclosure Network's™ Leslie Dutton, "Our Three Strikes Law does not take into consideration a person's (illegal) status." Sheriff Baca tells Dutton in the video blog that the Three Strikes Law applies to serious felonies such as assault, murder, or robbery. When asked why criminal aliens were not subject to the Three Strikes Law, Supervisor Michael Antonovich described the process as "it's kind of like 'Kings X sometimes'.

* In this video news blog Sheriff Baca states that there are 40,000 illegal criminals in California State prisons right now and that criminal aliens occupy 23 percent of all the L. A. County jails. Without mentioning the failure to prosecute the repeated felonies by these criminal aliens, he went on to say the federal government should be paying for cost and care of these criminals in our jails. Baca also said it is costing California $170 million per year to house the criminal aliens and the Federal government is only re-imbursing $13 to $14 million per year.

Over the past fifteen years Full Disclosure Network™ programs have been billed as "the news behind the news" and are featured on 43 cable systems and the Internet at http://www.fulldisclosure.net/. The programs have explored police policies, politics, corruption and reform, interviewing all the LAPD Chiefs from Ed Davis to William Bratton as well as the Southern California County Sheriffs and most U.S. Attorneys General and Special Prosecutors involved in Presidential investigations. Cable channels are listed by community and air times on the website. In 2002 the program was presented with a public affairs EMMY Award for the series "L. A.'s War Against Terrorism".

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