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CNN held a fierce debate on Thursday night Fatal stabbing Written last month in Charlotte’s Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska discusses how to deal with crimes involving psychopaths.
Abby Phillip, the host of News Night, asked her group about people who were “severely mentally ill” who should step out of other streets when they showed signs of danger.
“for North Carolinanot on the verge of violence – actually proved that past violence has happened, no one has marked it,” state critic Caroline Downey shot immediately. “In fact, police said, you mean, we said we will recommend you to more resources without finding them.” ”
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National censorship writer Caroline Downey, right, with Keith Boykin’s wing, left, on CNN, on September 9, 2025. (Screen shot/CNN)
last monthZarutska, a 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee, came to the United States to seek the security of his war-torn home.
Police records show that the suspect Decarlos Brown has been arrested more than 14 times in the past 12 years. The creepy murder sparked strong public opposition, with many questioning Brown’s freedom to walk down the street.
Panel members debated Brown’s long-term rap list and histories of mental illness.
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Phillip responded to Downey’s claim that no one saw Brown as a potential danger, citing the fact that he was serving his sentence in prison for violent crimes.
Donnie replied: “But it’s not because of his schizophrenia.”
The National Review writer clarified her position, adding that Brown’s schizophrenia played a major role in the fatal stabbing. She believes that the combination of his violent record and mental illness shows that he should be “a lifelong lock-in” and that he is “a threat to society.”
LR: Photos of Decarlos Brown; surveillance footage shows brown on the light rail train. (Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office; Cat)
Phillip asked Donny to clarify exactly why he should be locked up for life, and the national review writer replied “schizophrenia.”
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The reaction sparked a warm response from most groups and fired between Donny and former Bill Clinton assistant Keith Boykin.
“I can’t believe you actually said someone should be locked in prison with schizophrenia forever,” Bojin said. “Did you really say that?”
Donnie reiterated her position, believing that he should be “isolated in the institution” rather than a regular prison, and emphasized this throughout the rest of the department.
Kat Abughazaleh, the Democratic Illinois Congress, and Ana Navarro, a commentator for liberals, delayed Downey’s claim on Brown’s schizophrenia, while Abughazaleh claims her claims should be institutionalized for life due to his mental illness.
Iryna Zarutska was stabbed to death in Charlotte in August and her tragic case attracted national attention. (evgeniya rush/gofundme)
The National Review writer asserted, “Yes, he should be institutionalized, and if you say he shouldn’t say that, you mean that young women like you and me are basically massacres.” “You do public transportation in this city, and that can happen to any of us.”
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Phillip ended the section shortly thereafter, claiming that the panels couldn’t “fully open” the conversation with their time.
Fox News’s Rachel Wolf and Alexis McAdams contributed to the report.
