FULL CIRCLE: Crime Riddled New York Begs for Police to Start Policing Again
Black community begs for their police back
Now that leaders in New York City’s black community have seen an astronomical spike in violent crimes since demanding the police department be financially starved into helpless submission, they’re begging for their cops back. They want the NYPD to “reinstate” their “plainclothes anti-crime unit.” Maybe it wasn’t so terrible after all. Former cop and current Borough President in Brooklyn, Eric Adams, pleads with the NYPD “to stop the violence by re-instituting the Anti-Crime Unit.”
The liberal strategy has brought raging anarchy. “Right now, bad guys are saying if you don’t see a blue and white you can do whatever you want.” The job of the undercover specialists was “to get guns off the street.” Without them around, “shootings for the week went up 277 percent.” Adams admits that maybe police might have a purpose after all. “I think that a total elimination is something we need to reevaluate.”
NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea didn’t use the phrase “I told you so” but he meant it. What he did say is that “the increase in crime around the city was causing the city’s justice system to implode.” After they cut 600 plainclothes officers, the remaining officers were demoralized enough that the city saw “a massive increase in officers retiring.” Shea made it clear that the exodus was due, “at least in part, to the current anti-police climate that is being pushed by the political Left.”
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