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in CrimeNYC’s unlawful pot store scourge: Letters to the Editor — Feb. 27, 2023
The Issue: Mayor Adams’ acknowledgment of some 1,500 unlawful marijuana shops in New York City. Mayor Adams stated, “This hashish stuff is an actual downside” (“NYC’s dopey dilemma,” Feb. 22). He was straight referring to the 1,500 sellers who now have unlawful shops in New York as a result of the advantageous for breaking the […] More
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in CrimeLetters to the Editor — Feb. 26, 2023
Medical fact Jay Bhattacharya was considered one of a handful of medical consultants prepared to talk out in opposition to the shortage of scientific assist for draconian and damaging measures compelled on the nation in the course of the pandemic and for years after the disaster handed (“Nation Still Needs Full COVID Truth,” Martin Kulldorff […] More
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in CrimeLetters to the Editor — Feb. 23, 2023
The Issue: The state Senate disinviting Albany DA David Soares over his criticism of bail-reform legal guidelines. Your article that includes Albany County District Attorney David Soares’ insightful perspective on the carnage brought on by bail reform was fabulous (“NY Bail Laws a Bust,” David Soares, Feb. 20). Shame on state Senate chief Andrea Stewart-Cousins […] More
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in CrimeLetters to the Editor — Feb. 19, 2023
NoKo wake-up name A 29-year-old North Korean lady, Yeonmi Park, is “elevating alarm bells about America’s cancel tradition and woke ideology,” in accordance with The Post (“Brainwashed like NoKo,” Feb. 12). Having escaped the horrors of her homeland, she has greater than a passing acquaintance with the evils of communism. “I didn’t escape seeking freedom, […] More
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in CrimeLetters to the Editor — Feb. 8, 2023
The Issue: President Biden’s statement that inflation was “already there” when he took office. It’s been more than two years since President Biden was put in charge of the country (“Joe’s memory hole,” Feb. 4). He has caused many, like myself, to rethink retirement and stay working. His failed policies have caused many Americans to […] More
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in CrimeLetters to the Editor — Feb. 5, 2023
Canyon name nixBesides the fact that there are many more pressing issues for Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine to focus on, removing the names of certain historical figures that are seen by virtually no one from sidewalks on downtown Broadway is wrong (“ ‘Erase’ Canyon Nazi pals,” Jan. 27).Including the names of Pierre Laval and Henri […] More
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in CrimeLetters to the Editor — Dec. 23, 2022
The Issue: A serial robber who broke into the Manhattan townhouse of actor Robert De Niro. Robert De Niro’s sanctum was invaded whereas he and his daughter have been house, sparking one more name to alter our disastrous no-bail legal guidelines (“You takin’ from me? ” Dec. 20). Every day, we’re handled to tales of the […] More
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in CrimeLetters to the Editor — Dec. 16, 2022
The Issue: A deal minimize with a repeat offender to lighten the workload for the Manhattan district legal professional’s workplace. In most private-sector jobs, it doesn’t matter what trade, when companies are confronted with a deadline to fulfill, they discover a approach to meet that deadline (“Too busy to try,” Dec. 16). The workers choose […] More
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in CrimeLetters to the Editor — Dec. 12, 2022
The Issue: The Trump Organization’s conviction on 17 felony fees, together with for tax fraud. Former President Donald Trump could escape felony punishment for his involvement within the Jan. 6 rebel try and for taking categorised paperwork to Mar-a-Lago, however the efforts of Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg and New York Attorney General Letitia James […] More
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in CrimeLetters to the Editor — Nov. 30, 2022
The Issue: Reports that conviction charges have dropped considerably underneath Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg. District Attorneys Alvin Bragg, Larry Krasner and George Gascón are all recognized for gaslighting the general public they have been elected to guard [“The (Ugly) Bragg Difference,” Editorial, Nov. 28]. They deny crime has risen. They enable repeat offenders to proceed […] More
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in CrimeLetters to the Editor — Nov. 28, 2022
The Issue: The Post’s report that 16 officers saved their jobs after NYPD judges discovered them responsible of crimes. I used to be dismayed that you simply determined to place “officers discovered responsible of crimes hold jobs” as a Post particular report, splashed all around the entrance web page (“Blue shield,” Nov. 25). I’m pro-police […] More
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in CrimeLetters to the Editor — Nov. 26, 2022
The Issue: Mike Pompeo’s criticism of American Federation of Teachers head Randi Weingarten. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is saying it like it’s (“Pompeo’s blunt lecture to lefty teachers union boss Randi: You’re Dangerous!” Nov. 24). American Federation of Teachers chief Randi Weingarten accents the negatives, eliminates the positives, ignores the mother and father and […] More
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