So if you listen to this program on a regular basis, you know we are following the case

of the two police officers in the Bronx who on November 13, 2003, in the middle of the afternoon,

we're on a subway, the Freeman Street subway platform, and three thugs jumped them and beat them up.

It's on videotape. So that was again,

November 13th, 2003. A year and a half later, this case is still not in court. Hearing today,

adjourned to April 8th, time after time, after time, after time, after time.

Why? Everybody points the fingers at the other, but I'll tell you this.

The District Attorney of the Bronx is named Darcell Clark, 62 years old, first woman to hold that position.

Okay? Her prosecution record is abysmal. She has the worst conviction and dismissal rate

in every major crime category in New York City, the five boroughs.

The worst.

Okay?

I have the stats here and they are astounding.

If you beat up somebody, rape somebody, kill somebody, the odds are you will not be prosecuted.

60% of murder arrests, okay, are adjudicated and get guilty. That means 40% of murder arrest, no. And 70, it's 76% that get prosecuted under

Alvin Bragg and Manette. So she's done 16% in the Bronx, this woman.

She has rejected 172 rape cases, 51 sex abuse arrests.

All right, it's unbelievable.

So these guys know this, and their lawyer, court appointed, of course.

And they're out, they're out. They're not being

held. These guys who allegedly beat up the cops, and they did beat them up because we have it on

video tape. And now they could go in and plead the Sixth Amendment. Okay, the Sixth Amendment says

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