Pam Bondi Unveils Shocking Details on Colorado Nightclub Raid and Wisconsin Judge Case

Pam Bondi Drops New Bombshells on Colorado Nightclub Raid and Wisconsin Judge Drama

Attorney General Pam Bondi revealed Monday that nearly 200 calls to 911 were made regarding the notorious Colorado Springs nightclub raided by the DEA—a number that would give any neighborhood watch the jitters. The club, under the Biden administration’s watch, reportedly racked up 170 emergency calls over several years, involving everything from shootings to aggravated batteries, but somehow managed to keep the party going without interruption.

Bondi didn’t hold back, pointing out that these repeated alarms should’ve raised some serious red flags. “Wouldn’t you think that would've been a red flag? Nothing happened. Guns, shootings, batteries—nothing happened,” she said, highlighting what she sees as a major oversight.

Federal officials confirmed the club was a hotbed for TdA and MS-13 gang members, which, let’s be honest, is the least surprising plot twist in this underground saga. The operation, led by the DEA’s Rocky Mountain Division, involved heavyweights like the FBI, ATF, ICE, Homeland Security Investigations, and local law enforcement. The raid netted 114 illegal immigrants—two with outstanding warrants—and seized a dozen firearms. Inside, agents reportedly found a smorgasbord of drugs, including "pink cocaine" and meth, along with evidence of rampant prostitution. (You almost have to admire the club’s dedication to variety.)

Adding to the drama, a member of the Sinaloa Cartel was also identified at the scene. President Trump, never one to miss a headline, weighed in on Truth Social, labeling the raid as a crackdown on “some of the worst people illegally in our Country — Drug Dealers, Murderers, and other Violent Criminals.” He warned that without a Supreme Court win, America could become a “crime ridden mess.”

Bondi also took aim at a Wisconsin judge, Hannah Dugan, who allegedly hid a previously deported illegal immigrant in her jury room to protect him from ICE agents. Bondi called the judge’s actions "absurd," accusing her of endangering law enforcement and the defendant, and forcing a chase down the street while crime victims watched from the courtroom. Judge Dugan now faces charges for obstructing an official proceeding and concealing an individual to prevent arrest.

Bondi summed up her feelings, saying, “I say the victims of crime should be very happy today because these victims of crimes, they deserve justice. This is a criminal judge sitting on a criminal bench.” In a case where the drama is almost as wild as the crimes, it’s safe to say the legal system is having an eventful week.