by Susan Duclos, All News Pipeline:
In a nation with countless state and federal laws, one wouldn’t expect the crime statistics we see, nor the naivete of large segments of the population that simply believe, then go on to repeat, the media mantra that “crime is down.”
When victims of crime are treated as the criminals, and police are forced to stand down and allow rampant theft, and bills are passed to stop employees of businesses from preventing theft and confronting the thieves, and millions of immigrants are not prevented from crossing the border illegally rather than at ports of entries, with the Biden regime actively suing states like Texas that are trying to prevent the invasion of the U.S., of course the “statistics” are skewed.
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Crime is not “down,” enforcement is.
In many instances police are scared to do their jobs because their state and/or city, leaders will throw them under the bus and blame them when criminals get injured or even killed.
Between the Democrats’ “defund the police” campaigns and “bail reform,” laws, police understand that in the eyes of those who champion those bills, including many high profile Democrat (Won’t use Democratic because there is nothing Democratic about Democrats) politicians, there lives mean less than the lives of violent criminals.
For example: A New York police officer, Jonathan Diller, was murdered recently, and NY Governor Kathy Hochul showed up at his wake, and was asked to leave, with people applauded as she left.
According to law enforcement sources, Hochul was only inside the venue for about 10 minutes before a person was heard asking her to leave, saying, “Get her outta here” from inside the crowded funeral home.
As she made her way to her car, a confrontation ensued with a man in a black suit gesturing and speaking intensely to her. The scene escalated, with several police officers waiting outside the funeral home applauding as the man walked away.
Sergeants Benevolent Association President Vincent J. Vallelong even wrote a scathing letter telling city council members to stay away from funeral events of fallen officers.
Why? Bail reform is being blamed for the fact that the man who shot Diller had been released previously on a gun charge.
Long story short, bail reform made it possible for criminals to be released with no bail because some members of society can’t afford to pay bail. Yes, really, bail is racist, didn’t you know?
On April 1, 2019, New York State passed sweeping criminal justice reform legislation that eliminates money bail and pretrial detention for nearly all misdemeanor and nonviolent felony defendants; requires prosecutors to disclose their evidence to the defense earlier in case proceedings; promotes speedy trial rights; and reduces the maximum length of a jail sentence for people convicted of a misdemeanor from one year to 364 days (avoiding deportation exposure for many immigrants convicted of minor crimes).
The man shouldn’t have been on the street, but because he was, Diller is dead.
That is just one in a long list of items that have pitted law enforcement against the very politicians that lead their states and cities.
Below, as we detail that true state of crime in America, please keep in mind the media claims that crime is “down.”
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