The DeVory Darkins Show - Virginia Governor FATALLY BETRAYS VOTERS after illegal commits murder

Episode Date: August 22, 2026

Virginia Governor FATALLY BETRAYS VOTERS after illegal commits murder. This is the sixth killing in Fairfax County in the last two years. Also, Los Angeles removes restrictions against homeless encampments.EPISODE SPONSOR: Go to http://JoinADF.com/DARKINS, or text DARKINS to 83848, to give today. FOLLOW ME:⁠https://www.x.com/devorydarkins⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/devorydarkins⁠⁠https://www.rumble.com/c/devorydarkins⁠⁠https://devory.wtf.tv⁠BUY ME A COFFEE:⁠https://buymeacoffee.com/devorydarkins⁠SHOP OUR MERCH STORE:⁠https://store.devorydarkins.com⁠BUSINESS INQUIRIES:⁠[e-mail]⁠

All right. So it's another week at another fatal outcome that we have to report to you this time coming out of Fairfax County in the state of Virginia led by Abigail Scamberger. A mother was stabbed to death by an illegal alien. Let's hear more. Fax County police have now arrested this man, 19-year-old Alexis Antonio Sadillo's Campos, in connection to that deadly stabbing at Great Falls Park this week. Now, his arrest comes days after 42-year-old Carmen Litt's pooch was found stabbed to death. death in Great Falls Park. Now, she was found lying next to her vehicle in that parking lot off of Georgetown Pike. Police do not believe that this attack was random. Our Alexis Wright is digging into more of this arrest, and she will have an update tonight on the news at 4. All right. So here we are again. It's another week and another deadly story for an innocent American citizen killed at the hands of an illegal alien. I mean, I can't say it any other way than what I just stated to you right up front. And life doesn't.

doesn't have to be this way. You should be able to enjoy the benefits of being American citizen and join the parks and join your community. And the last thing you should have to worry about is someone in the country unlawfully committing a heinous act either against you or someone that you love. We just talked about Todd Stewart out of California. So add her to the list. Let's hear more. Harris, I'm told by multiple federal sources that the suspect arrested in Fairfax County, Virginia for allegedly stabbing a mother to death near a popular jogging trail in Great Falls on Monday is, as you mentioned, a Salvadoran illegal alien who was caught in release at the border

by the Biden administration. Fairfax County Police announcing the arrest this morning of 19-year-old Alexis Antonio Cedios Campos in connection to the stabbing killing of Carmen Lesette Pooch, who local media reports was found dead next to her car near a popular trail. She was 42 years old and reportedly the mom of a young girl. Now, I'm told by federal sources that Seidios Campos crossed the southern border illegally in El Paso, Texas in April 2024, and was apprehended by Border Patrol, where he was quickly released into the country by the Biden administration, despite not claiming any fear of returning to his home country. This right here is a photo of him in Border Patrol custody at the time, courtesy of a federal source. Now, this is just the latest

murder in Fairfax County this year, allegedly committed at the hands of an illegal alien, and as the county has become a hot spot for migrant crime to its sanctuary policies and its refusal to cooperate with ICE. Now, DHS tells me they are working on a statement about this new murder case. And as you mentioned, Fairfax County Police have a press conference scheduled in just about 30 minutes from now at 1 p.m. in relation to this case. Okay. Doesn't Fairfax County sound familiar? I'm looking at essentially eight different situations where this has occurred in Fairfax County

dating all the way back to 2024. Okay. There was a killing in 2024. There was a killing in 2025. And there has been four killings in 26 in Fairfax County at the hands of illegal aliens. And they don't want to honor a ICE detainer request. But remember, the people of Virginia did vote for Abigail Scamberger. So what did you think you were going to get? Of course, you were going to get sanctuary city policies. It's a sanctuary state at this point. And let's not even get into how she's raising taxes and going off their people's, you know, Second Amendment, et cetera. I can get into all that, but I just want to focus on this. These are fatal outcomes. Fatal. So this isn't a partisan talking point. And if the left does

not want to acknowledge this, they shouldn't be taken serious in regards to immigration enforcement. Our killer left the restaurant on the night of the murder armed with a fixed blade knife that he took from the restaurant. He also had a pair of latex gloves that he took from the restaurant. He also had a water bottle that he took from the restaurant, all very premeditated. He ended up siphoning gasoline out of his motorcycle. He filled the water bottle with gasoline after he dumped the water. We know that when our victim and our killer eventually found themselves at the park, difficult run trail park. We know that our killer stabbed our victim repeatedly and eventually doused her in gasoline

and tried to set her on fire. He was unsuccessful in the attempt to burn our victim, but we know that that occurred. All right. I think that's a very important update. Suspect and victim involved in intimate relationship with each other. So she knew who he was. That is important. Does not justify, obviously, this heinous act or this murder, but it does tell you what was going on here. Also, if you are an American citizen out there and your significant other is in the country unlawfully, can you do us the favor by doing the right thing and telling them to leave and then figuring a way out for them to come in the country legally? Is that okay to demand of our brothers and sisters as American citizens or no? All right. One more comment on this. Take a listen. about that terrible stabbing that it resulted in death that occurred at a bus station also in

the in fairfax that particular person was a repeat offender he was an illegal immigrant and he had a hundred and seventy eight prior police interactions and had a long history of stabbing and malicious wounding the police in fairfax had basically pleaded with the uh commonwealth attorney's office iscono's office saying hey we can't keep letting this guy out something bad's going to happen someone's going to die and someone did and so again this is the content of the context of in which this murder has happened. But I certainly hope Descano looks long and hard at this and

brings this person to justice as you show. All right, so just as a heads up, I'm going to read this message from today's sponsor Alliance Defending Freedom, one of my favorite sponsors because I love their mission. I want you to picture this in your mind as I say it. Imagine you're sitting in your living room. You're inviting some friends over

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because they take into consideration the impact it could have on the possibility of them being deported. So, you know, that office literally says to themselves, well, you know, if they get this bad conviction, they may be deported and that would be bad for their family here. So we're not going to give them the same sentence that we would give somebody else who's an American. So, you know, these are all the things that are going to come into play as this person moves forward and whether he enters a guilty plea or goes to trial, we'll see.

But the confession is pretty significant, I think. Well, I don't have any faith that the district attorney is going to do the right thing because things like this continue to happen. And we know based on his history that he's allowed people to walk. And that's just unfortunate. I think if we're going to protest in the streets, I'd call for people to start protesting that district attorney's office like yesterday. And I would apply as much pressure as possible. Let's move on to our next update.

This is coming out of Los Angeles. Unfortunately, Los Angeles cannot get out of their own way. They are now removing a law that essentially banned encampments and parks in certain public places. They're seeking to remove the signs. And it's not like they actually enforced a law to begin with anyway. But this is a huge development. Take a listen. Well, Laura, some of these no camping zones have been in place for about five years,

and now they're being removed. I want the city that I grew up in where you didn't need 4118. A major decision at L.A. City Hall. Ten eyes, three no-nows. The council voting to end a dozen 41-18 no camping zones across Hollywood, Silver Lake, and Echo Park. As far as I know, I don't think I've ever heard of a 41-18 zone being removed. The motion from District 13 Councilmember Hugo Soto Martinez passed in a 10-3 vote. When I put up a 41-18 to protect the parks and to protect kids, it's for a reason.

One of those no votes, District 6 Councilwoman Imelda Padilla. Well, I think 41-18 is one of those tools that we need. I have asked for some 41-18s in my district. He generally votes no. So I saw this as one of those days where, you know, treat your colleagues as you wish to be treated. 4118 guys is exactly what you see here on the screen it's just a sign that says hey you can't set up shop right here okay special enforcement zone um i don't even know why they even call it special enforcement zone it should be it should say no homeless zone it's crazy how woke they are but even with the language

but even with these signs no one listens or pays attention to signs especially when they're homeless So I don't know why they even thought that was going to work to begin with. And so this vote is really just legally saying we weren't already enforcing it anyway. So we might as well just get rid of this law. This is one of the 12 spots that the council member is rescinding. It looks like there's already people camping here. Have they been enforcing that? No, I don't think so.

Nearby worker jazz wonders what will happen next. Some people like hanging out around the area and just doesn't feel good about us going home at night. Or someone on the safety is concerned. On the street, many are curious too. Well, good luck on there. It's going to turn into get real then. It's going to turn into another bad area because this is not getting any better.

I think ground game for always being there on the front lines with folks. CELA, Democratic Socialists of America. Soto Martinez tells Fox 11 that 4118 makes it more difficult to engage with and support people experiencing homelessness. While the city's new chair of the Homelessness Committee, Councilwoman Isabel Horado says, I am open to a serious and transparent conversation about how 4118 is being used, what results it is producing, and what its future should be. I also should probably tell you guys that Nithia Rahman was actually in charge of this committee.

She was recently removed. She claimed she was essentially fired because she's running against Karen Bass. So this is drama all over the place. call it desperate Los Angeles politicians because they just can't get anything right. But I would suppose even this move could essentially open the floodgates to more, you know, people setting up shop on sidewalks and in these places that are truly inconvenient and parks, which is a big reason why this was passed to begin with, to tell people who are homeless, hey, you can't be spending the night at parks.

You know, this is for kids. Uh, yeah, it's a, it's a total mess. Total mess. Sending the police to give people tickets in my community almost always makes the thing worse. While Tuesday's vote impacts 12, no camping zones across L.A. Councilmember Soto Martinos, if you don't want those protections in your district, that's a decision you can make and explain to your constituents. Some council members believe it could spread.

Does today's decision worry you? It does worry. It worries me to the extent that I don't want to see more council members rescind this. Soto Martinez was unavailable to speak with us tonight. Right now it's unclear how much it could cost to remove those no camping signs. We're live in Hollywood. Matthew Cedorf, Fox 11 News. Let's go here.

Here we go. Here's a good, this is what I, what I was used to seeing. So we lived up in the Central Valley. I'm just going to say we live near Fresno because most people are aware. Fresno, California. It's smacked up in the middle of California, literally, on the map. Anyways, so we would travel from Fresno to Los Angeles to eat and hang out. All right, we would do this at least once or twice a month. And every time we would go, this is exactly what we would see. Look at this. So as you guys can see there in that video,

it's an absolute failure of the local governments. That particular clip was actually UC Berkeley, a little bit north of Oakland. But it's a great. representation of what LA looks like as well. I mean, LA absolutely has the same problem. In fact, some of that problem has led to fires breaking out. Even vacant buildings have caught on fire. And whatever money they've been spending, like, you know, the 300 million to crack down on homelessness, homelessness has actually increased. Nothing is working. But this is what the people of Los Angeles are going to have to deal with. Now, speaking of the people of Los Angeles, a set of the mayor truly fixing this problem.

You know what she's doing? She's asking for more money. Your donation to our campaign is more critical right now than ever before. Let me explain. Thanks to LA's SuperMatch Program, every qualified donation from Los Angeles residents is matched 6 to 1 by the city. But after the primary, we had to start over from scratch,

so we need you to rush your matching donation right now to help fuel this campaign. Chipping $5 right now and the city turns it into $35. Chip in $25 right now and the city turns it into $175. Make your matching donation today. Thank you so much. Okay, wait a minute. Let me make sure I understand what she was saying there.

If I donate a dollar, taxpayers in Los Angeles will donate $6. Is that correct? So the tax money in Los Angeles is funding the election campaign of Karen Batch. Maybe I didn't hear it properly. You guys let me know. It doesn't matter whether that's true or not. The fact is she's putting up videos asking for money for a re-election campaign, which she should be cracking down on what we were just talking about.

It's sad, man. A sad state of affairs. And it continues. This is the public restrooms that obviously the homelessness have access to. And this is what it looks like. And who's received? And who's responsible for this bathroom? The city.

The city of Los Angeles. They put this here for the people to use this. What should the city be doing? Coming down here looking at this and get this right to tear this thing down and put some more work there to clean, man. Look at that. How can the people use this? You know I'm miss disease.

Just breathing in that. I don't want to look at that again, man. Oh, man. Hey, it's true, though. It's true. It's true. Again, that's why it begs the question. What are they doing with the money?

They have the money. They have the agency who goes around cleaning toilets, keeping things clean. They just don't use them properly. Or more importantly, based on the clip I just showed you, they're more concerned with trying to get Karen Bass reelected by asking for more money. This is what happened, folks, when you elect Marxists and people who have not been able to prove through results that they know how to execute. Karen Bass does not know how to execute.

She's not a great leader. The results show that. When the city needed her most, she was nowhere to be found. That's a bottom line to it. Took the president of the United States to come into Los Angeles and confront her over a camera

about how she failed as a leader because no one else is going to tell her. Except the people, obviously. And even after all that took place, she still has a chance to be reelected again as mayor. What does that? tell you. Now, obviously, to be fair, they are ballot harvesting people off Skid Row. So, you know, you're going to have to factor that in somehow. But the bottom line to this story, guys,

this is sad news again for Los Angeles, and they should be used as a case study on how not to handle homelessness and what not to do if you want clean streets. If you guys want more updates about what we talked about, that next video is coming up. But please make sure you share the show with your family and friends. Let me know your thoughts in the comments section below. Click on that next video because it's coming up right now.