Posts Tagged ‘NYPD’
57 Year old Woman Suffers Broken Jaw in Street Attack – Blame the Democrat Voter
A fifty seven year old woman was attacked on a Brooklyn street and suffered a broken jaw.
The thirty three year old suspect was arrested and released without bail even though he has seven prior arrests for assault.
Democrats like New York State Assemblyman Carl Heastie don’t get it. Heastie believes tougher penalties do not deter crime. Mr. Heastie, we are long beyond trying to deter crime at this point. We must remove from society those that demonstrate they cannot play by the rules and follow the law. Criminals belong in prison. Evil cannot be allowed to walk among us.
If you voted for Carl Heastie or any other democrat you are just as guilty as the savage who attacked this innocent woman on a Brooklyn street in broad daylight. You helped make this happen.
KEEP CRIMINALS IN JAIL
Crime Not That Bad??
I would like to ask all those who continually say that crime in New York City is not that bad, “just how much crime is acceptable?”
In twelve short years, the democrats have managed to destroy all the progress made in crime reduction. Criminals now matter more than crime victims.
NYC doesn’t have a perception problem, it has a crime problem.
Perception Problem? No. It’s a Crime Problem.
NYPD Chief of Patrol John Chell and NYC Mayor Eric Adams will have you believe the crime occurring in New York City is not really happening and is only a “perception” problem. I assure you the victims of the crime plaguing the city aren’t perceiving anything. What they are experiencing is real.
Perception is what one sees, hears and becomes aware of. It is how we recognize the world. If there is a vicious dog in front of you, growling and showing it’s teeth, do you perceive you are in danger? No. You recognize you are in danger and may be attacked. We perceive there is danger because there is danger. Perception does not cancel reality. Perception is based on reality. This “doublespeak” from Chell and Adams is straight out of Bradbury’s 1984. The perception of crime does not negate crime.
Here are a dozen instances from this past month which lends to the development of your perception:
February 9 – 15 year old girl sexually assaulted in Brooklyn subway station
February 11 – cab driver slashed in neck in Queens
February 23 – 45 year old subway rider shot and killed in Bronx
February 23 – two men shot in Hunts Point
February 23 – 15 year old boy shot in Bronx
February 24 – 17 year old male attacked and stabbed by twenty three people in Times Square
February 24 – 17 year old shot in Queens
February 24 – 20 year old woman assaulted and nearly raped on a Queens subway platform.
February 29 – 13 year old boy shot and killed in Crown Heights
February 29 – train conducted has neck slashed in Brooklyn
February 28 – 38 year old man shot and killed in Crown Heights
February 26 – Bodega worker killed in Crown Heights.
We don’t have a perception problem in New York City. We have a crime problem.
Linda Stasi and Liberal Logic
Linda Stasi – a reporter for what’s probably one of the most disgusting liberal news rags in this country – The New York Daily News – wrote a piece yesterday demanding that Michael Osgood, the head of the NYPD Special Victims Unit, be removed. Her rationale – Osgood is a Trump supporter.
Have we really reached a place in this country where newspaper reporters are now calling for action to be taken against employees for their political beliefs.
Although Ms. Stasi doesn’t believe that Osgood should be fired, she does believe that because of his political affiliation, he is incapable of overseeing a unit that investigates sex crimes and should be moved to another position.
I think it’s time to demand to know who Linda Stasi’s political affiliation is with. I think it’s time to demand to know who Linda Stasi may have donated any money to. (All rhetorical questions actually. I’m sure it’s not hard to figure that out.) And I think it’s time for all New Yorkers to demand that Linda Stasi be removed from reporting on any other political story.
Stasi’s political beliefs would make it impossible for her to report impartially and from an unbiased position.
How can any reporter be deemed credible when they are pushing their political agenda and that of the company they work for?
If Linda Stasi truly believes what she wrote in her article then she would also have to see the fault that lies within herself as a result of her own political beliefs. But I am quite confident she doesn’t. This is liberal logic at its best. Void of any common sense.
Stasi isn’t that good of a reporter and her personal beliefs appear more than antithetical to reporting the news.
The people of New York deserve better.
Education Does Not Cure Ignorance
Judge Shira Scheindlin has proven that all the education in the world can not cure ignorance. It’s too bad that Cornell and Columbia University did not offer any classes in common sense. Her ruling against the NYPD’s Stop and Frisk program will benefit no one except the criminal.
It’s of no surprise that at least three of her previous rulings have been overturned on appeals.
Judges such as Scheindlin and Nicholas Garaufis, who ruled that the NYC Fire Department test was biased, have proven that they are more concerned with grabbing headlines and making a name for themselves than doing what’s right for the people of this country. Both need to be censured.
Both have demonstrated through their rulings why judges should not be seated for life but should serve for a specific term.
(Both Scheindlin and Garaufis were appointed by President Clinton.)
Way To Tip Your Hand
The NYPD announced today that they will ask pharmacies to hide GPS devices in fake prescription bottles in an effort to track the thieves who steal such prescription medication as oxycodone.
Police Commissioner Ray Kelly has been quoted as saying that this effort, “…may lead us to stash locations across the city.”
Lets just hope the thieves don’t read the papers or watch TV because the only location where these devices may lead the NYPD will be the floor of the pharmacy.
Way to tip your hand.
Stupid Quote of the Week
“It’s a recognition of his life and what his life meant. We have no idea what that young man could have become.” -New York City Queens Councilman Thomas White (D, Queens) on why a street should be named for Sean Bell.
Some of the facts:
Sean Bell was shot and killed by New York City Police Officers on November 25, 2006. At the time of the incident, Bell was behind the wheel of his vehicle, was legally intoxicated, refused a lawful order by the police and attempted to run the officers down while trying to get away.
Bell had been arrested three times in the past for dealing drugs and possessing an illegal firearm.
The two men with Bell that night had been arrested a total of nine times in the past for crimes including armed robbery and possessing an illegal firearm.
All the police officers involved were brought to trial and acquitted on all charges.
In recognition of his life and what his life meant? What he could have become?
Obviously, it may not have amounted to much as demonstrated by his actions that night.