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Violent crime in city is down to BLM-inspired unrest and the $1bn cut from the NYPD
I think you have to be extremely naive not to realize this
Ex-NYC detective says surge in violent crime in city is down to BLM-inspired unrest and the $1bn cut from the NYPD - NOT school and business closures due to COVID as Mayor de Blasio claims
Retired NYPD detective Pat Brosnan said BLM-inspired rioting and looting, along with the defunding of NYC's police is being the current surge of violent crime
Brosnan sought to contradict claims made by NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio, who blamed the surge on pandemic-related closures of schools and businesses
Brosnan called de Blasio's narrative 'convenient', and instead insisted 'riots for fun and profit' were to blame, along with the 'destructed rule of law'
He warned that until 'crime becomes illegal again' the Big Apple will continue to experience troubling rises in gun violence and other violent crimes
From subway attacks to armed robberies and shootings, violent crimes have been surging in New York City in recent weeks
Three commuters were pushed onto subway tracks across the city in the span of three days last week, leading de Blasio to increase police patrols in stations and Citywide, gun crime is also experiencing a sharp and troubling uptick
Shootings have nearly doubled on last year, with 1,359 reported in the city as of November. 15, compared to 698 at the same point in 2019
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-cut-NYPD.html
I think you have to be extremely naive not to realize this
Ex-NYC detective says surge in violent crime in city is down to BLM-inspired unrest and the $1bn cut from the NYPD - NOT school and business closures due to COVID as Mayor de Blasio claims
Retired NYPD detective Pat Brosnan said BLM-inspired rioting and looting, along with the defunding of NYC's police is being the current surge of violent crime
Brosnan sought to contradict claims made by NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio, who blamed the surge on pandemic-related closures of schools and businesses
Brosnan called de Blasio's narrative 'convenient', and instead insisted 'riots for fun and profit' were to blame, along with the 'destructed rule of law'
He warned that until 'crime becomes illegal again' the Big Apple will continue to experience troubling rises in gun violence and other violent crimes
From subway attacks to armed robberies and shootings, violent crimes have been surging in New York City in recent weeks
Three commuters were pushed onto subway tracks across the city in the span of three days last week, leading de Blasio to increase police patrols in stations and Citywide, gun crime is also experiencing a sharp and troubling uptick
Shootings have nearly doubled on last year, with 1,359 reported in the city as of November. 15, compared to 698 at the same point in 2019
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-cut-NYPD.html