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Oct 12, 2026
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take it to where we are right now as a country i've got to say those doors close i'm not surprised when something goes wrong that somebody steps up to help because what i found is you know we are republicans democrats washington fights what i've always found across america is americans help americans i know that sounds pollyanna it's just what i've seen over all of my years because when you talk about some of
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these candidates We are seeing former Vice President Kamala Harris out on the trail.
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She was campaigning with Abdul Al-Sayed, someone who President Trump, by the way, is trying to argue, is a communist.
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He says no.
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He is.
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Somebody died.
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Nothing that we've heard is that he intended the death, but that that was the result of his criminal conduct.
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President of the Maryland Criminal Defense Attorneys Association, Andrew Alperstein, says children under 13 generally cannot be charged in a case like this.
Jesse Lee PetersonHOST
Thank you, Mr.
Jesse Lee PetersonHOST
President.
Jesse Lee PetersonHOST
Thank you, God.
Jesse Lee PetersonHOST
And thank you, Mr.
Jesse Lee PetersonHOST
President.
Jesse Lee PetersonHOST
Amazing.
Jesse Lee PetersonHOST
A spiritual battle, huh? What a mess.
55 MINS LATER
James HakeCORRESPONDENT
I'm pretty sure I'm, yeah.
Andrew AlpersteinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Lawmakers had to come up with a balance between the argument that we wanna protect children, and when children make bad choices, we wanna treat them, and we wanna make them better and not force them into the juvenile or adult criminal justice systems.
Brian NeimanHOST
That is Andrew Alperstein, who is a criminal defense attorney, talking with Robert Lang last night here on WBIL Radio about the whole, you know, idea of why the 2022 juvenile reform law was passed in the first place, to try and keep kids out of cages, as they like to say right now.
Brian NeimanHOST
Well, that's fine and dandy, but you tell that to the family of the 69-year-old who was killed, you tell that to the family of a three-year-old who was killed.
Brian NeimanHOST
You tell that to the family of the father of five who was killed this year.
Derek HunterHOST
The Ferris Foundation corporate donors and individual donors ranging in contributions from $5,000 to $200,000.
Derek HunterHOST
Addressing concerns and criticisms, FSU President Bill Pink said during the ribbon-cutting ceremony, quote, Why not? Why not, Ferris State? Why not? Why not? No matter the pushback we've gotten to having this museum here, it only answers the question of why it should be here.
Derek HunterHOST
I wonder if they're currently eating pain chips or if it's just the ramifications of a closed head injury they suffered as a child.
Derek HunterHOST
Pink and Pilgrim noted the university established in 1884 as a longstanding history of inclusion, dating back to its founder, Woodbridge Ferris, who believed every human, regardless of color, gender, and race, should have the opportunity to learn.
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Andrew AlpersteinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Somebody died.
Andrew AlpersteinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Nothing that we've heard is that he intended the death, but that that was the result of his criminal conduct.
speaker_15CORRESPONDENT
President of the Maryland Criminal Defense Attorneys Association, Andrew Alperstein, says children under 13 generally cannot be charged in a case like this.
speaker_15CORRESPONDENT
And vehicular manslaughter is not a crime of violence under Maryland law.
Brian NeimanHOST
Yeah.
C4HOST
So the question is, again, what do you do with a young person who is committing very serious types of crimes? So Tommy Clark on 11 News Investigates spoke with the head of the trial lawyers, the, uh, folks that, uh, have to defend these types of cases, Andrew Alperstein, we've had him on the show before too-
Brian NeimanHOST
Mm-hmm
C4HOST
... about kind of what's going on here.
Andrew AlpersteinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Somebody died.
Andrew AlpersteinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
N- nothing that we've heard is that he intended the death, but that that was the result of his criminal conduct.
Tommie ClarkCORRESPONDENT
President of the Maryland Criminal Defense Attorneys Association, Andrew Alperstein, says children under 13 generally cannot be charged in a case like this, and vehicular manslaughter is not a crime of violence under Maryland law.
C4HOST
So it's not a crime of violence-