Chris Moritz

And, of course, after the second night, you just lose sense of, like, reality. Like, how is this happening? Like, am I being targeted? And... The cops really had no explanation for this. I think that this guy thought we were an easy mark because it's an old house. There's still a handicapped parking sign in front of the house. It's from my grandparents' time.

And, of course, after the second night, you just lose sense of, like, reality. Like, how is this happening? Like, am I being targeted? And... The cops really had no explanation for this. I think that this guy thought we were an easy mark because it's an old house. There's still a handicapped parking sign in front of the house. It's from my grandparents' time.

So he probably presumed there were old people living in the house and predators go for the weak. And so I, in an attempt to try and like intellectualize and frame this experience, which still haunts us to this day, I mean, you never feel quite the same in the home, you know, and that's a terrible thing when like a home that's been in your family for almost like four generations

So he probably presumed there were old people living in the house and predators go for the weak. And so I, in an attempt to try and like intellectualize and frame this experience, which still haunts us to this day, I mean, you never feel quite the same in the home, you know, and that's a terrible thing when like a home that's been in your family for almost like four generations

So he probably presumed there were old people living in the house and predators go for the weak. And so I, in an attempt to try and like intellectualize and frame this experience, which still haunts us to this day, I mean, you never feel quite the same in the home, you know, and that's a terrible thing when like a home that's been in your family for almost like four generations

is stained and violated it's almost feels like an assault like a sexual assault even like it's it's a very very strange feeling i mean burglaries gut you and um and it's made all the worse by the fact that victims are re-victimized by the justice system in california

is stained and violated it's almost feels like an assault like a sexual assault even like it's it's a very very strange feeling i mean burglaries gut you and um and it's made all the worse by the fact that victims are re-victimized by the justice system in california

is stained and violated it's almost feels like an assault like a sexual assault even like it's it's a very very strange feeling i mean burglaries gut you and um and it's made all the worse by the fact that victims are re-victimized by the justice system in california

And so as I started to talk to prosecutors and law enforcement officers about how this could have happened, what is going on in the state, is this common? Like, how could it be common? I spoke to a very, very well-respected victims' rights advocate and veteran deputy district attorney for LA County, a liberal, by the way, named Kathleen Cady.

And so as I started to talk to prosecutors and law enforcement officers about how this could have happened, what is going on in the state, is this common? Like, how could it be common? I spoke to a very, very well-respected victims' rights advocate and veteran deputy district attorney for LA County, a liberal, by the way, named Kathleen Cady.

And so as I started to talk to prosecutors and law enforcement officers about how this could have happened, what is going on in the state, is this common? Like, how could it be common? I spoke to a very, very well-respected victims' rights advocate and veteran deputy district attorney for LA County, a liberal, by the way, named Kathleen Cady.

And in the course of my interview and telling this story, she said, what's so important about your story is is that it's so relatable. And I said, relatable?

And in the course of my interview and telling this story, she said, what's so important about your story is is that it's so relatable. And I said, relatable?

And in the course of my interview and telling this story, she said, what's so important about your story is is that it's so relatable. And I said, relatable?

Like how is this in any way relatable that an MS-13 gang member, convicted felon, dreamer, illegal alien could break into your house brazenly two nights in a row, probably armed, threatened to kill police officers and get two years in prison and this is relatable?

Like how is this in any way relatable that an MS-13 gang member, convicted felon, dreamer, illegal alien could break into your house brazenly two nights in a row, probably armed, threatened to kill police officers and get two years in prison and this is relatable?

Like how is this in any way relatable that an MS-13 gang member, convicted felon, dreamer, illegal alien could break into your house brazenly two nights in a row, probably armed, threatened to kill police officers and get two years in prison and this is relatable?

so if that is the case then the system is fundamentally broken and in fact i would go so far as to say that the entire look civilization is based around the social contract and the the tenets of the social contract is that we set we we surrender certain freedoms to the government, to the state, which is supposed to have a monopoly on violence.

so if that is the case then the system is fundamentally broken and in fact i would go so far as to say that the entire look civilization is based around the social contract and the the tenets of the social contract is that we set we we surrender certain freedoms to the government, to the state, which is supposed to have a monopoly on violence.

so if that is the case then the system is fundamentally broken and in fact i would go so far as to say that the entire look civilization is based around the social contract and the the tenets of the social contract is that we set we we surrender certain freedoms to the government, to the state, which is supposed to have a monopoly on violence.