From anti-Asian attacks to subway mayhem, de Blasio to blame for NYC bloodshed (opinion)
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It was the latest in a serious of heinous attacks on Asian people in our city.
But the mayor should look in the mirror when it comes to crime. It’s his policies that have encouraged criminals and have fostered a Wild West environment on city streets and subways.
Speaking to the press last week, de Blasio said he wished that some do-good citizen had intervened to help the woman in that Midtown attack. Or at least had called 911.
Is he kidding?
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PICTURED in his mugshot: Mommy-murderer who beat a Filipina, 65, on a Manhattan street as surveillance footage shows security guards closing the door during the attack
Two of the building staff, who appeared to be doormen were suspended from work for doing nothing to help the victim
New surveillance footage shows the men coming to her aid once the attack was over and the perpetrator fled the scene
Brandon Elliot, 38, was arrested at a homeless shelter in midtown Manhattan
On Wednesday evening he appeared in court and was held without bail
He murdered his mother in 2002, stabbing her to death in the Bronx
NYPD Chief Rodney Harrison Discusses Police Reform, Protests, Hate Crimes, Gun Violence And More With CBS2’s Maurice DuBois
CBS New York 4/2/2021 Syndicated Local – CBS New York
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) Thursday was the deadline for police departments across New York to submit plans for police reforms or risk losing state funds.
Chief Rodney Harrison, the NYPD’s highest ranking uniformed police officer, spoke with CBS2’s Maurice DuBois about reform, community policing and his rise to the top.
Harrison was sworn in as Chief of Department on March 30. He’s been an officer for nearly 30 years.
“Have you had a chance to let it sink in? You’re the guy now, Chief of Department. This is your gig. Have you had a chance to just stop and feel that?” DuBois asked.