The Anthony Cumia Show - November 26, 2025


The 70-Time Get Out of Jail Free Card ｜ 11-23-25


Episode Stats


Length

7 minutes

Words per minute

130.93

Word count

1,036

Sentence count

35

Harmful content

Misogyny

5

sentences flagged

Toxicity

2

sentences flagged

Hate speech

2

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Summary

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Transcript

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00:01:10.700 There was the
00:01:11.640 fire in the train.
00:01:13.800 Oh, that wasn't a fire. It was a woman. 0.99
00:01:16.340 A young woman.
00:01:17.800 This is just a terrible story. 1.00
00:01:20.560 Was
00:01:20.920 riding the wonderful public transportation
00:01:23.820 they have there in chicago and um a a man who had been arrested already 70 times they said 49
00:01:34.500 when i heard 49 i'm like how the hell did this guy uh how was he able to still be out and about
00:01:41.080 with 49 arrests it's 70 and this guy's violent the uh judge in this case where the hell is she
00:01:52.840 Oh, this one got me so mad when I read this, because the judge just let him out.
00:02:03.940 Just let this guy out.
00:02:06.840 Let's see what, there it is.
00:02:09.780 Oh, God.
00:02:13.400 Yeah, the guy, his name is Lawrence Reed.
00:02:18.800 Lawrence Reed and the judge
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00:02:27.020 battery charge for allegedly slapping 0.96
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00:03:03.460 so what did she decide put an ankle monitor on him allow him eight hours out of the place he
00:03:13.500 was supposed to stay with the ankle monitor and um he just didn't adhere to the rules go figure
00:03:21.440 that one out a man who would uh go on to light a young woman on fire wouldn't pay attention to
00:03:28.280 the ankle monitor rules um yeah he lit a woman a blaze on a train to chicago wednesday was
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00:03:47.580 yeah a social worker and they let him out august let's see september october november three months
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00:05:09.220 um yeah reed could be seen on surveillance video flying off the handle as the social worker was
00:05:21.720 speaking with him inside the locked ward this is uh the social worker being hit
00:05:27.560 when he was in the mental hospital he became irate and slapped the victim in the face with
00:05:33.380 an open palm her vision went black and she lost consciousness one of the victim's co-workers
00:05:39.480 rushed over and helped the victim walk down to her office the victim taken to the er a cut on
00:05:45.700 the cornea of her eye optic nerve bruising and a concussion and cook county judge teresa molina
00:05:53.680 gonzalez was forced to release reed who was charged with misdemeanor battery at the time
00:05:59.000 because it wasn't then a felony how is i get so aggravated this is because this is how they bring
00:06:11.740 the the violent crime numbers down you see what they do they take a nut a violent felon
00:06:21.480 like lawrence reed and he smacks a woman in the face in a hospital and they go yeah that's not a
00:06:31.520 felony make that a misdemeanor and that way we can go hey felonies are down look at what we did
00:06:38.460 we're so awesome that we lowered the felonies under our leadership yeah because you reclassified
00:06:46.880 felonies to be misdemeanors oh my god yeah at the time the prosecutor also ran through reed's
00:06:56.580 extensive criminal history which included a 2020 arson conviction for setting fire um to a chicago
00:07:04.120 building the defendant poses a real present a real and present threat to the safety of especially
00:07:11.340 this victim whoever else was working at the hospital that day in the community as a whole
00:07:16.040 and what did they do they let him out they let him out too dangerous for the hospital too
00:07:24.620 dangerous for social workers he didn't commit a bad enough crime to lock up so what do we do
00:07:31.740 with him let's let him out into the general public let's just put an ankle monitor on him
00:07:40.140 and let him just be amongst the people of society until what? 0.99
00:07:51.280 Until he lights a woman on fire. 0.99