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Welcome to the buck sexton show who is responsible for the crime that has become so normal in major American cities right now.

We look at this in a lot of different ways we talk about this on radio a lot, but how about on a policy level.

And are the police willing to do anything about the crime that is happening now day in and day out so that it starts to go in the other direction.

How is that working out in places? Well, we'll discuss first off the incident that went viral where some 7 11 owners assaulted a thief.

I want you to watch this video and see for yourself exactly what happened this guy walks in and says well doesn't say they just start stealing as many boxes of cigarettes as he wants.

He just decides he's going to take the cigarettes that he wants in a big trash bag. So he's filling it just just emptying the shelves.

The cigarettes are like almost 20 bucks a pack in California. I think $17 or $18 a pack was what I was seeing and so that's an issue right.

I mean, this is somebody who's stealing a lot of money from somebody and I think it's important for us to understand that there's no consequences for this kind of theft in California.

Anyway, here's if you miss this video when viral here it is the 7 11 owners taking matters in their own hands.

OK, OK, OK, OK, OK, OK, OK, OK.

So what we see here is people who are sick of the nonsense. They don't want this to continue to happen. So they grab the guy, throw him to the ground and are hitting him with the broomstick. Now look, the guy there obviously limits this kind of thing.

You know, if they had come out and you know, they had they had beaten the guy to death or something, I would say, well, hold on a second, we have to have forced that aligns with what we're talking about here, theft of cigarettes.

But they're now investigating they just hit the guy with a stick a bunch of times and they're investigating the 7 11 owners now cops are investigating them.

They restrained the thief and hit him with a stick and now they're the ones who are facing possible criminal prosecution. This was on July 29th.

The guy had for the third time in two days or a stolen stuff from this store.

He had also been in this same store previously saying at a handgun. So this guy is essentially a repeat criminal in this location. It's not just like he's in general, a person that should have been taken out of society and does not deserve to have, you know, the freedom to continue to just rob people all the time.

This specific location, the specific 7 11 had been a place he had targeted and what happened? Well, police and prosecutors obviously didn't do anything about this.

It's usually the fault of the prosecutors more than anything else and the state legislatures who changed laws and change our realities with it about whether or not anyone is going to be criminally prosecuted.

But these guys, they're Sikhs. They're the Sikh religion and they came out and the guys swinging and you know, he's hitting him in the legs.

They were holding them down hitting the legs. They weren't trying to use extreme force to say, you know, grievously wound or kill this guy. They're just hitting with a stick. They lost it.

And I just wonder what is the demand that the Libs make now of foreigners that you can just, you can own a place that you're trying to feed your family with.

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