larceny, the robberies, which are just larcenies where somebody tried to stop them, the burglaries, the auto thefts, we have people, john, coming from new jersey, where they have plenty of cars, to steal cars in new york city because they know if they get caught, they will not go to jail. all right, you also know and i think you probably saw some of this too, texas governor greg abbott is busing migrants from texas to cities across the country, including new york city here. what do you think of that move, and what kind of pressure did that put or does that put on city services? it puts a lot because when the federal government pushes people towards a place, the presumption is that that comes with financial support and backing. when the governor of texas starts to, as the new york mayor has called it weaponize migrants, and send them to new york and washington, by the hundreds and then the thousands, that comes with nothing but migrants. now, this city has a must
afternoon after the officers responded to a report of an armed man in frederic. it s a tough time right now to be a police officer, and i m very proud of the work that they do, and i m very thankful that the officers we believe are going to be ok. reporter: in new york, a sneaker thief is on the loose prowling the subway. the suspect pulled the sneaker right off a woman s foot and took off. surveillance video shows the creep stopping the turnstile with a stolen shoe in hand. the nypd is pulling 600 officers from nonpatrol posts and putting them on the street to help them combat violent crime. while violent crime is a top priority, some business owners in queens say they re barely holding on and pleading for help with the dramatic surge in thefts this year. as of last week, the borough telling over 1,200 grand larcenies so far this year which compared to totals seen back in the early 90 s. one store manager says his