10 arrests and they kept letting him go..

Name: 10 arrests and they kept letting him go..
Uploaded: 2026-08-30T08:30:54-07:00
Duration: 27 min 49 s
Channel: Asmongold TV
Description: Host Frank Slope analyzes a bodycam video of a violent domestic abductor, Cora Rise Hill, who escaped police custody after being released on bail for…

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About this episode Host Frank Slope analyzes a bodycam video of a violent domestic abductor, Cora Rise Hill, who escaped police c… AI summary

Host Frank Slope analyzes a bodycam video of a violent domestic abductor, Cora Rise Hill, who escaped police custody after being released on bail for attempted murder. The commentary critiques the justice system's failure to incarcerate repeat offenders, arguing that leniency towards 'irredeemable' criminals forces the public to accept authoritarian surveillance measures like remote vehicle shutdowns. The incident highlights the dangers of allowing high-risk individuals back into society and the subsequent erosion of civil liberties.

Key takeaways 5

The suspect, Cora Rise Hill, had 10 prior arrests starting at age 13 and was out on bail for attempted first-degree murder at the time of the incident, illustrating a systemic failure to manage career criminals.
The host argues that the release of dangerous, irredeemable criminals creates a public demand for authoritarian solutions, such as remote vehicle disabling and behavior monitoring, which erode civil liberties.
The chase involved significant radio failures due to range limitations, leaving deputies without coordination capabilities and highlighting communication vulnerabilities during high-speed pursuits.
The suspect's compliance upon arrest was noted as unusual for a career criminal, with the host suggesting that experienced offenders know how to behave normally to avoid escalation once caught.
The incident demonstrates how county jurisdiction lines (Volusia to Seminoe) can complicate law enforcement responses, with different agencies having varying pursuit policies.

Notable quotes 4 AI-generated: wording and quote attribution may be wrong. Use the play link to verify.

“There are certain people that are just irredeemable. They're never going to get they're never going to be normal... It's a lost cause... You can't rehabilitate these people. They're animals. The only thing that you can do is separate them from the public and keep the rest of everybody else safe.”

▶ 8:13 Host's critique of rehabilitation efforts for career criminals with extensive arrest histories.
“This is a three-step four-step process... Step one is you have people that are basically red flags... Step two is that the kid commits a bunch of crimes, then they get let out constantly. Step three is the kid does something that's like a huge problem... Step four is that a company wants to take advantage of that and so then they have a system that allows people to control the way the cars are and to turn off a car remotely. And step five is that the public votes for it because of the systematic tyranny that's been created by the legal system.”

▶ 13:24 Explanation of how lenient justice policies lead to public support for authoritarian surveillance technologies.
“I'm assuming the address of the vehicle comes back to Nobody provided a 28. Looks like a temp tag... What a [ __ ] idiot, bro. Like, where are you going?”

▶ 4:11 Reaction to the suspect's poor decision-making and lack of planning during the escape.
“He's used to this. You think maybe maybe he's he's done this before... He's compliant. He's obeying commands... It's kind of funny cuz they got their guns drawn on them, man. Like these people, they act right as soon as you put the you take a gun out and all this the way they act just goes away.”

▶ 19:34 Observation on the suspect's professional-level compliance during arrest, contrasting with his earlier violent behavior.