SHOCKING: 'FLASH MOB' theft hits Nordstrom as crime rates SKYROCKET across America
If you’re looking for a safe, crime-free city to call home, Los Angeles is probably not the place.
California police have reported that more than 30 people stole over $300,000 worth of items from a Los Angeles shopping mall this past Saturday afternoon.
Video footage shows what looks to be over a dozen people in black masks and clothing escaping the ransacked store with stolen merchandise in hand.
Glenn Beck and Stu Burguiere review the footage, shocked.
“Nobody’s stopping them,” Glenn remarks.
“If I didn’t have, you know, my own moral compass, and I knew they couldn’t do anything, and I needed a screwdriver, why wouldn’t I just walk in and just grab the screwdriver and walk out?” he adds.
Stu claims that his wife and daughter witnessed something similar last year. The two were in a makeup store when three women came in with giant black grocery bags and filled them up with makeup.
“They just walked out with no conflict, no one trying to stop them. They just walked in and walked out,” Stu says.
When his wife asked a worker what had happened, she was told those people come in at least once a month and that employees have to let them in. No one's allowed to stop them.
And Stu isn’t sure how to stop shoplifters either.
“I don’t know what the solution is to it exactly. It’s either massive increase in police force, where you have police everywhere, which is like a police-state-type environment, because if you can’t trust anybody to not break the law constantly that’s what winds up happening.”
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Detransitioned Texas woman SUES Texas Health for PERMANENT DISFIGUREMENT– 'I thought I was going to die'
At just 21 years old, Soren Aldaco is suing the medical facility that botched her double mastectomy for gross malpractice. Aldaco claims that the procedure has left her with “permanent disfigurement” and “profound psychological scarring.”
Aldaco was first exposed to transgenderism online at age 11.
“Shocker,” says Sara Gonzales, rolling her eyes.
Aldaco began identifying as a boy at age 11 and started cross-sex hormone therapy at age 17 under the recommendation of Dr. Dell Scott Perry, who “did not consult her parents or inform her of potential complications,” Sara reports.
He also “prescribed cross-sex hormones at an excessively high dosage” and apparently “[attended] meetings for transgender children,” eventually becoming “the cross-sex hormone provider for most of the children in adolescence who frequented the group.”
“But don’t worry,” Sara mocks. “It’s not about the profit for these doctors. They really just care; they really just want children to feel like they’re in the right body, that’s all.”
Dr. Dell Scott Perry also allegedly “encouraged [Aldaco] to take outrageously large off-label doses of testosterone without properly discussing her mental health issues and the risks it poses to biological women,” Sara notes.
“Good for her for suing!” says Sara.
She then plays a clip of Aldaco discussing the horror of what she went through.
“I could not have wrapped my head around what it would be like for them to cut my incisions back open and manually drain the blood clots from my chest cavity,” Aldaco says.
“At the time, I thought I was gonna’ die,” she continues, adding, “The wound was getting infected and no one seemed to really care.”
“This is the only way,” Sara says, “that this stops – through lawsuits,” because doctors like Dell Scott Perry “only care about money.”
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