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Topher1999 t1_j5ymc2b wrote

6 months from now, we will all be outraged about a poverty-stricken mother or father with their faces beat in because they stole bread. Watch.

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newestindustry t1_j5yp4ud wrote

Oh cool, a New York Post article about the New York Post mayor responding to another New York Post article. Not only is this important and relevant, but it will surely generate productive conversation.

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Ok_Application_962 t1_j5z0gjh wrote

Yea wise to protect property from perps running wild due to a woke society that does nothing but release them in min after arrest .

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oy_says_ake t1_j5zc2ph wrote

Maybe if you had any clue how our government or criminal justice system operate, you’d know that we have different district attorneys for each county and bragg is not the bronx da.

The actual bronx da, darcel clark, has spent her entire career as a prosecutor and judge, so she’s not regarded as “woke” by anybody.

As usual, folks with the kind of trash opinions you (struggle to) articulate here show themselves to be out of touch with reality.

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oy_says_ake t1_j5zgy6l wrote

“i’m just here to talk shit.”

Yeah it’s pretty obvious. You don’t have to have any kind of degree to bother knowing something about your own city before you shoot your mouth off.

And using “grandma” as a put-down? you just keep showing your whole ass to the internet, go on now.

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CBR929_Guy t1_j5zl9s9 wrote

Seems like the lack of security for the business owners is creating a need. This is one of the old Mafia businesses. I am sure we will see another group rise to fill the need.

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SolitaryMarmot t1_j5zt594 wrote

They'll never go after the fences that are making the real money because they donate too much to campaigns.

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Elevate247 t1_j601nxu wrote

The joke of NYC politics continues . All of our tax dollars going to waste by the second with DA’s & inept policies, with no concrete resolution to deter theft.

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ChrisFromLongIsland t1_j60lw5c wrote

This is exactly right. If business or people can't turn to the government to protect them they will turn to the mafia type organization or the A team.

Here is an article on delivery workers forming a the beginning of a mafia because the police can't protect them. It's not there yet but give it a couple of years and some leader will emerge that will enforce a protection racket.

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/12/business/delivery-workers-thefts-neighborhood-watch.html

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ChrisFromLongIsland t1_j60n8jn wrote

You don't have to wait 6 months. Reports of a gun. Police investigate everyone runs away and are amazed the police chased them and made l they were treated very suspect due to the initial reports of a gun. Plus apparently someone was punched.

Then the protest due to the young age of the people involved. Though there is a spike in gun deaths around people under 18.

https://qns.com/2023/01/101st-precinct-police-brutality-far-rockaway/

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/12/27/nyregion/new-york-teen-shootings.html

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AnthonyGuns t1_j61xrvi wrote

the NYPD does their jobs pretty well actually. They catch tons of criminals every day. not saying they can't be very dumb sometimes but the issue isn't that they "do nothing." Blame the liberal courts and legal system that puts em back on the street within a few hours. What's even the point of arresting criminals when some shitlib judge wont put them in jail?

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snoberto77 t1_j62j12n wrote

This guy is so fucking detached from reality.

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AnthonyGuns t1_j65pnwx wrote

Cops stop crime? What planet do you live on? Cops show up to do reports and then find/arrest suspects. If the people they arrest get released in few hours, how is that their fault?

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devolka t1_j66gix4 wrote

EXACTLY.

Cops don't prevent crime they respond to it. And Increasing the number of cops only increases the number of people responding to the crime.

It sounds like we agree and backed ourselves into an argument .

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devolka t1_j66h3bl wrote

Lol. Really massaging those stats huh, lol? If you ignore everywhere New Yorkers live, eat, work, and spend time... crime is down! Lol. Adams and Hocul going for the participating trophies.

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AnthonyGuns t1_j66l4qk wrote

Because I lived in NYC for 11 years and during that time I helped physically apprehend several criminals that were victimizing innocent bystanders. so, I actually have quite a bit more experience with the nypd and crime than the average New Yorker that cowers and runs when feral criminals get wild. Don't think much has changed since in the 10 months I've been gone but please enlighten me

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Astoria321 t1_j68rdw3 wrote

IDK it's the only stat i heard on NPR. Also is there a source for there being more cops on the street? Last i heard the NYPD is severely short staffed and only upped the number of units in the transit system

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