could highlight again still more questions with the bill system in your, explain. so under the criminal justice reform act that was passed in 2020, enacted in 2020, it says that judges could not impose bail on a number of cases, burglary was one of them and they adjusted to say certain burglaries you could but the point is even when they impose bail, it has to be in the least restrictive circumstances. for pretrial release and if they impose bail it has to be a bill that the defendant can afford. so basically the bill for somebody who can show no means other than being a burglar, is going to be very low. this is why you have this machine where the wheels turn every day, people get arrested they come out the other side and not in custody, when she was arrester arrested, she had two outstanding warrants for cases she had not shown up
a lot of people in the catskill region in hudson valley care about those issues as well but i know it very well i represented that region. jon: that crime took place in the bronx, new york city is obviously having a raging crime problem right now. but not so much of state. do you really think crime resonates with voters there? absolutely. with a crisis and claimant of savior remember this cashless bill system, empty at the prison during culvert, still carried forth by the new governor hochul is affecting clients across this region. even in the rural and suburban areas where i am from and i am representing. it is not just new york city. you think defend the police movement to demoralize the police and police have no tools in their chest to try to keep our constituents safe. it is a huge problem in upstate new york just as it is in new