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NYT won t face its own reporting on mentally ill homeless

The New York Times did a deep dive into the failures that let mentally ill homeless people onto the streets of New York to commit violent crimes, but it came to only pre-ordained conclusions.

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Behind 94 Acts of Shocking Violence, Years of Glaring Mistakes

New York officials have escaped scrutiny for repeated failures to help homeless mentally ill people, a New York Times investigation has found.

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NY Times Identifies 130 Violent Acts Committed by Mentally Ill Homeless People (and Most Could Have Been Prevented)

NY Times Identifies 130 Violent Acts Committed by Mentally Ill Homeless People (and Most Could Have Been Prevented)
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NYC Rikers detainee s mom decries jails inhumane conditions

Jamar Newton, 40, was arrested in August on attempted murder and assault charges for attacking a straphanger with a hammer in the Union Square subway station. He's been assaulted and can't get his medications, says his worried mom, Tanya Newton. Suspected criminals should live in humane conditions, she said “They still shouldn’t be treated the way they are being treated.”

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Career criminal, 55, identified as suspect in beating of Asian woman

Jeffrey Evans, 55, a repeat offender with 11 open cases, is being sought by the NYPD for the brutal beating of an Asian can collector in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, which was caught on video.

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