Order, they shut the city down as they went from crime scene to crime scene. how unusual is that? what s the consideration behind something like that? that s unusual but not unprecedented. the subway shooting where we knew the gunman was on the loose, we didn t know where, and we asked people to stay inside and avoid that area. you ll, of course, remember the boston marathon bombing where they did a very similar don t come out of your house as they closed the circle around those two suspects. it s been done, but it s a thing that cities hate to do. i remember in boston, boston was very strict. they really said, everyone just stay inside and that lasted quite a long time. i also want to ask about what the mayor was saying about this suspect who had been charged with criminal attempted first-degree murder, pled guilty to a lesser charge aggravated assault, only served 11 months of a three-year sentence and the mayor there blaming that release on the fact that this crime was allowed t
In the 80s. we have a subway shooting and it was just a very tough, tumultuous time in new york city. i m kind of a jaded new yorker. i think we will get there and this is a time of transition. crime is on my mind, but more importantly for me right now, the fact that our children in our city are still being held as hostages to our administration. they are adam yesterday stated that they are considering faxing mandates for our children while most of whom have recovered from covid or twice. i think the cdc says our children have 75% of our children actually already had covid. probably new york city the number is higher. potentially, that would keep hundreds of thousands of children out of school come fall because many of those children s have chosen not to vaccinate them. the fact we haven t returned to