Ten criminals riot in New York City with nearly 500 arrests thanks to the state’s bail reform law, New York Post report Wednesday.
Many of these individuals remain at large, the outlet continued:
Staggering statistics compiled by the NYPD and first obtained by The Washington Post show that the city’s so-called “worst of the worst” repeat offenders have been prosecuted 485 times since bail reform went into effect in 2020.
Two of the defendants were actually charged with starting the crime after the bail reform, with one arrested 33 times since 2020 and the other 22, the data showed.
On Wednesday, Mayor Eric Adams (D) weighed in on the matter at a news conference.
“Our criminal justice system is crazy,” he said.
The number one offender on the NYPD’s list is Harold Gooding, who has been arrested 101 times. 88 of these cases occurred after the introduction of bail reform.
In July, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, who has ties to billionaire George Soros, defended the release without bail of a teen suspect arrested for a video attack on an NYPD officer,” Breitbart News reported that “the suspect was charged with a violent robbery three days before the attack, thanks to New York’s “no bail” law, first enforced by former Governor Andrew Cuomo (D), And supported by current Gov. Kathy Hocher (D). “
Meanwhile, according to a Siena College poll released in June, 92 percent of New Yorkers said crime was a “serious problem” in their state, while 63 percent said it was a “very serious problem.” “.
In March, a study found that many people Serving Fox 5 reports that Manhattan doesn’t want to go back due to increased crime and homelessness:
“Between rising crime and homelessness, New Yorkers, who make up a significant portion of the city’s private sector workforce, felt it was best to leave,” said a reporter for the outlet.
