Gianno Caldwell says ending cash bail in Illinois will be like 'The Purge' after brother murdered in Chicago
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Fox News contributor Gianno Caldwell argued that Illinois eliminating cash bail is setting it up to operate like the cities in "The Purge" horror movies.
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As a result of the bill’s elimination of cash bail, Caldwell said in a New York Post op-ed that one of America’s most violent cities will begin to operate like the fictional cities in "The Purge" movie series, in which citizens are given one night a year when they are allowed to commit any crime they want, without repercussion.
Caldwell's younger brother, Christian, was shot and killed in Chicago earlier this year. He was 18 years old.
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