California sheriff uses ‘To Catch A Predator’ playbook to curb blue state crime

The Blue State sheriff, who has been involved in law enforcement for more than 30 years, has taken his tough criminal policy to the governor's race, saving his state from further decline.

“I'm not about making the norm, it's about doing what we've always done, and it's about pushing restrictions for reasons and the right reasons,” Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco said in Fox News He told Digital.

Bianco, a California Republican sheriff and supporter of President Donald Trump's 2024 election, announced on Monday that he was campaigning for the governor for the success of the term-restricted government Gavin Newsmu. It has been announced that it will begin.

“Our Democratic elected officials are the only ones responsible for California's decline,” he said. “What did they give us? Ramp-prolonged crime, higher taxes, the highest cost of living in our country, tent camps in all major cities, fentanyl deaths, catastrophic Fires, broken home insurance markets, and people in our state struggle to buy groceries and gas.

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Bianco highlighted crime victory early in his 2006 career, and received approval for law enforcement to engage in catching internet predators.

“I eventually worked with Dateline to launch the first law enforcement agency involved in 'catching predators.' It was their biggest success in their history recall.

The operation lasts for a three-day period, and Bianco said he arrested 51 people across Southern California, and more than those preying on children. Bianco will be added next year, and he has supported over 100 similar businesses across the country, as well as one similar businesses in the UK.

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Sheriff Chad Bianco, Riverside County, California, announced in 2025 the 2026 Republican Campaign, who succeeded the term restriction government, Gavin Newsom, which took place on February 17, 2025 in Riverside, California. (Chad Bianco Campaign)

“It was because it was everything, and I wasn't happy to be told no just because 'Well, that's not the way we do things,'” Bianco said.

“And that's basically just a word in my career: pushing an envelope, that's about doing something different than anyone else.

Bianco shares that other successful areas in the county are in prison operations and feels that it is “a lot more beneficial to prisoners than any other correctional facility.”

“We have actually been recognized by California as an example of the other four prisons in California, and we are extremely proud of it,” Bianco said. Ta.

Bianco also added that his county is seeing lower crime numbers than the rest of California. He also praised Riverside County District Attorney Michael Hestlin for prosecuting offenders and ousting them off the streets.

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Gov. Gavin Newsom and Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco. (Getty Images/Screenshot)

“I'm very fortunate here in Riverside County and I have a great district attorney. He says that we put together good cases, did a good investigation and that person is responsible for that crime. If so, they believe they should be punished, and they must be accountable,” Bianco explained.

“If you want to stop a crime, you absolutely have to have that system. If there is no punishment and no consequence of the crime, of course, people just keep committing the crime.”

Bianco said they have managed to move violent crimes away from Riverside County.

“I have a business moving here. People move to this county and bring their businesses to our county because they know it's safer for the business here. They I know it's safer for kids,” Bianco said.

Despite a national shortage of law enforcement, Bianco said he has the opposite problem in his county.

“There's no hiring issues here. I think we have some retention issues as we're losing a lot of people to other states,” Bianco said. “We don't lose them to other institutions. We lose them as California is declining. And they will raise a better family that is a better environment for our children. I'll go to a state where I can.”

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Newsom's Office says Fox News Digital is implementing a new public safety law from 2025 that California will “take a sensible, strategic approach and build on state work to deal with crime.” He spoke.

“California is beginning the New Year by building on robust laws and strategies to protect communities and maintain the state's near-recorded crime rate,” Newsom's shared in the statement. Office spokesman.

His office added that Newsom has signed a law called “The Most Important Bipartisan Effort to Polize Property and Retail Crimes in Modern California History.”

Additionally, his office said the California Highway Patrol has launched operations statewide, targeting local hotspots and areas of public safety concern.

These operations were established to halt organized criminal activity, gun violence, gang activity, fentanyl and other illegal drugs, as well as sideshows and street racing in Oakland, San Francisco, Bakersfield and San Bernardino. It was done.

“Together, these collaborative efforts with local law enforcement have resulted in more than 4,000 arrests, over 3,500 stolen vehicles have been recovered and hundreds of illegal firearms have been seized. ” said Newsom's Office.

Currently, Bianco said the biggest concern in Riverside County is drugs and fentanyl is the number one issue.

“The fact that we have such open boundaries and floods to the country of fentanyl is infectious with all sorts of drugs. So there's no such thing as “safe drugs.” explained Bianco.

“We've put a lot of effort into drug blocking and drug cases against cartels in Southern California, but at the same time we're struggling with the same retail theft issues that everyone suffers from. Masu. .”

Bianco said what sets them apart from liberal counties is that they are actively pursuing criminals and keeping them accountable.

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“We're actually keeping criminals out of the area because they know they won't stop until we catch them. And honestly, it's not rocket science in law enforcement. If you're doing the right thing and you're doing the enforcement, some of that, criminals, want the least resistance. Bianco said.

California's decline, which Bianco said, has witnessed, is “a 100% failure of the state government that caused California's decline,” he said, adding, “We are cruelly honest, progressive policies, progress.” He added that he must acknowledge the agenda, and that ideological willingness for political purposes was the destruction of California.”

“I think at a time in society, especially in California, where people get tired of them, they're begging people they can trust. And my experience, my 32 years of law enforcement, and The six Riverside County Sheriff can look at me and know that they may not like what they hear, but they know that it is true. Not that.”