2aguy
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Yep........Guilliani cleaned up the city and deblasio decided to throw away what he did....
It isn't normal gun owners that cause gun murder and gun crime....as we see in New York....it is democrat party policies that allow repeat gun offenders to get out of jail and prison over and over again...
Horowitz: NY crime skyrockets, shootings up 60%, following prison reduction agenda
No ordinary citizen can legally carry a gun in New York City, yet shootings are up 59.6 percent over this time last year.
On Sunday, a pregnant woman was shot while sitting in her own car in front of her home in Queens. This is becoming the new normal in New York after the memo has gone out to criminals in the city that politicians fear growing the prison population more than they fear crime.
According to NYPD crime data, in addition to the 59.6 percent spike in shootings over this time last year, robberies increased 32.8 percent and grand larceny auto crimes were up a whopping 62.8 percent. Burglaries rose by 17 percent. This is just for the first 26 days of 2020.
What gives? According to NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea, it’s no mystery.
It’s all about New York’s law abolishing bail. “If you let out individuals that commit a lot of crime, that’s precision policing in reverse and we’re seeing the effects in a very quick time,” Shea said at a press conference last Friday. He decried the undeniable “correlation” between the rise in crime and the jail and prison “populations dropping significantly.”
It isn't normal gun owners that cause gun murder and gun crime....as we see in New York....it is democrat party policies that allow repeat gun offenders to get out of jail and prison over and over again...
Horowitz: NY crime skyrockets, shootings up 60%, following prison reduction agenda
No ordinary citizen can legally carry a gun in New York City, yet shootings are up 59.6 percent over this time last year.
On Sunday, a pregnant woman was shot while sitting in her own car in front of her home in Queens. This is becoming the new normal in New York after the memo has gone out to criminals in the city that politicians fear growing the prison population more than they fear crime.
According to NYPD crime data, in addition to the 59.6 percent spike in shootings over this time last year, robberies increased 32.8 percent and grand larceny auto crimes were up a whopping 62.8 percent. Burglaries rose by 17 percent. This is just for the first 26 days of 2020.
What gives? According to NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea, it’s no mystery.
It’s all about New York’s law abolishing bail. “If you let out individuals that commit a lot of crime, that’s precision policing in reverse and we’re seeing the effects in a very quick time,” Shea said at a press conference last Friday. He decried the undeniable “correlation” between the rise in crime and the jail and prison “populations dropping significantly.”
