arrestee would be out getting his personal property. i remember one of my last larceny arrests from rite aid, with us the guy s 97th arrest for petty larceny. one of the things we heard is the soft on crime policy not just hurts the victims but the overall feeling in new york. that there s a sense of lawlessness that not only invites crimes but makes families feel uncomfortable with the current environment leading to this trend that we re seeing that hit a high last year but on track to hit a high this year as well. martha: if you look at year over year, you ll see a drop in homicide, which is good news from last year, which was a very high number, but it s the general sense of unsafety and lawlessness and robbery and car theft that makes people uneasy and driving a lot of this decision that people don t want to make. they love new york. they re leaving in spite of it.
watching the videos of this. you get a feeling of unsafety, of fear, and the fear spreads like an infection, contagion. we need our children to be saved. schools to stand up, parents, as you pointed out, mental health interventions under control to where they actually prevent things like this. sandra: important stuff. dr. siegel, thank you for joining us on that. thank you. thanks for having me, guys. john: thanks, doc. it breaks your heart when this happened week in and week out, it really does and you think about the parents of children and the family members, the school head master or the custodian or the teacher. just you can t wrap your head around it. sandra: we ll be right back. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx.
what i can do, and what norfolk southern can do to help the recovery of this community. a community seemingly traumatized. it s norfolk s disaster, not a train derailment. and unwilling to hide their feelings of unsafety. if you do not feel safe raise your hand. but the epa administrator says there are guardrails in place to prevent that from happening. the orders are that the company will comply with our order which compels them to take full responsibility, full accountability, for the trauma they have inflicted on this community and the damage they have caused. are you going to follow that order? yes, administrator ragan and i are together on this.
the police have good law enforcement and safety. that s not happening. it is happening in areas they want to point to but overall the still feeling and perception there is a lot of unsafety. you see what you said earlier. real criminal justice reform don t let dangerous people out or does not continually let people out who show a pattern of reoffending. real criminal justice reform deal with lower level offenders get out of jail to put the bad guys in. if that s idea of b plus i hate to see what he thinks is a plus. molly: one of the most horrifying results of letting out, this man went on a spree, two men dead and a 20 second indication a slash in the throat and another killed in the park was a pediatrician. bail reform is a big discussion and how would you great the new york city mayor? these are horrific examples but we have to remember new york city close to 9 million people, one of the most densely