get beyond the streets and do what they need to do and when they go home to put their hands on their pillow and they are not going to sleep. and they are going to cry. it is time the city cries with them and we know that they are. david: outrage in new york city after two nypd officers were shot, one killed, one critically injured last night in the line of duty. that makes five of these brutal attacks on police since the beginning of the year. welcome everyone i am david asman in for neil cavuto. three nypd officers were responding to a domestic violence call when the suspect, sean lashawn mcneil open fire in ambush style attack. 22-year-old jason rivera lost his life and 27-year-old wilbert mora is fighting for his. a third officer was not hit and shot the suspect who is said to be incredible condition. former nypd officer joined me now. lieutenant carnevale thank you good to see you. four cops shot in the past four days, five since the beginning of the year not to mention all the mur
is unique but so is los angeles and san francisco and so is chicago and milwaukee, they all have the same kind of problems. not only is it the same kind of problem that we know what works and all of the cities because we have done it before. the broken window policy. everything about the suspect who is involved in the shooting last night, same with the suspects in the killing in los angeles and all over, the guy who mowed down the people in wisconsin with his car, they all had lengthy rap sheets, huge rap sheets of violent crime. they should not of been out on the street and they were because they keep getting that out on the street. turnstile justice. although these cases support a broken window policy where you don t ignore the smaller crimes, the so-called smaller crimes because eventually they lead to the bigger ones in more violent ones. absolutely, these prosecutors especially in l.a. and now in