crime to report because i wasn t injured. for two weeks the homeless person was outside my home and i was afraid to go out my front door. crime is spiraling and what is down is reported crime flips almost no reason to report these crimes anymore. even my crime, i am not a statistic, even thousand was threatened and chased for blocks. lawrence: this point to the problem. 329 rapes. we are just barely into the year. over 6,000, almost 7,000 motor vehicle thefts. do you feel like the leaders even hear you guys? not at all. i had a horrible thing happen with my children at home. someone broke into our house creating environmental trauma to my kids. they came home from school with
crime to report because i wasn t injured. for two weeks the homeless person was outside my home and i was afraid to go out my front door. crime is spiraling and what is down is reported crime flips almost no reason to report these crimes anymore. even my crime, i am not a statistic, even thousand was threatened and chased for blocks. lawrence: this point to the problem. 329 rapes. we are just barely into the year. over 6,000, almost 7,000 motor vehicle thefts. do you feel like the leaders even hear you guys? not at all. i had a horrible thing happen with my children at home. someone broke into our house creating environmental trauma to my kids. they came home from school with
crime to report because i wasn t injured. for two weeks the homeless person was outside my home and i was afraid to go out my front door. crime is spiraling and what is down is reported crime flips almost no reason to report these crimes anymore. even my crime, i am not a statistic, even thousand was threatened and chased for blocks. lawrence: this point to the problem. 329 rapes. we are just barely into the year. over 6,000, almost 7,000 motor vehicle thefts. do you feel like the leaders even hear you guys? not at all. i had a horrible thing happen with my children at home. someone broke into our house creating environmental trauma to my kids. they came home from school with
they exacerbates the situation. tale of two cities. washington officials offer different opinions about crime in our nation s capitol and whether progressive policies are to blame. look at this, the same moment that hearing was going on a carjacking was happening less than a mile away. todd: look at that. tim burchett who was at the hearing, you saw him in the video. he joins us now. first to that statement by the councilman what city is he living in if he doesn t see a crime crisis? obviously not d.c. while we are having a hearing the carjacking was going on and told possibly a shooting had occurred at the very same time. i think he has kind of got his head in the sand. interesting he said all of that when sex abuse is up 110% in the past year. motor vehicle thefts rose 108%. arson rose a whopping 400 percent. and we heard about you all heard about philip todd my good
saying people are just stealing cars let s just give them free steering wheel locks. that is not good enough a prototype last year there s almost 3800 motor vehicle thefts in washington d.c. it is great she s talking about it. there is some progressives that will not even technology problems going on in their city but she has lost control of the council that was recently a vote she tried to override they create a soft on crime package to reduce penalties for burglary and a number of other crimes. this is now moved on to d.c. thankfully republicans control the house of representatives. it looks like it may not get through but this is become a very serious issue. when i see friends to come and visit me in miami, all of them or talk about how they want to escape d.c. because the crime issue. this is clearly another instance is going to continue with the city council she currently has which continues the soft on crime measures. mayor bowser, one thing she s pointing to for the increase