Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco spent over two minutes in an Instagram video talking about his frustrations with state lawmakers and the attorney general in what he calls their leniency on criminals, and lack of support for law enforcement.
Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco is throwing his support behind Donald Trump for president, saying in an Instagram video on the weekend, 'I think it's time we put a felon in the White House.'The sheriff spent over two minutes talking about his frustrations with state lawmakers and the attorney general in what he calls their leniency on criminals, and lack of support for law enforcement.In recent years, he said he has been critical of Gov.
During the memorial service for Cordero, Bianco expressed his frustration with the criminal justice system.'This tragedy should have been by the criminal justice system,' Bianco said at the 2023 service. 'This suspect was on his third strike in 2021. But instead of receiving a sentence of 25 years to life in state prison, a judge lowered his bail. He failed to appear for sentencing ... and the same judge released him again. We would not be here today if this judge had done her job.
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