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in CrimeWe should shield New York’s important retail employees from rising violent crime
Every day, retail employees throughout New York’s 5 boroughs get up within the morning and head to the retailers, markets and different locations of labor. They go to assist their households and to assist New Yorkers with the products and companies they should get by. This ought to be pretty routine — rise up, go […] More
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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 Crime‘Crime of poverty’ excuse is devastating NY small companies
Are you upset, like “1619 Project” chief Nikole-Hannah-Jones, on the “demeaning” approach drugstores “lock up every little thing”? Distressed that Midtown retailers are deploying K-9 units to discourage thieves? Horrified by the homicide that followed alleged shrimp-stealing on the Fulton Fish Market? Saddened by the case of bodega clerk Jose Alba, who killed in self-defense […] 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 CrimeA year into Eric Adams mayoralty, NYC is still losing ground on crime
Good news: In his first year, Mayor Eric Adams’ NYPD has managed to start bringing homicides down. Transit crime has been falling, too. Bad news: On basically every other front, crime is winning. It sure looks like the NYPD just lacks the resources needed for an across-the-board sea change, at least as long as the […] More
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in Crime‘1619 Project’s Nikole Hannah-Jones whines that retail anti-theft measures ruin shopping
The author of the “1619 Project” complained that drug stores locking up merchandise is “demeaning” — even as shoplifting continues to skyrocket to record highs. The New York Times’ Nikole Hannah-Jones whined Tuesday that the safeguards — which aim to stave off theft — make for a “terrible shopping experience.” “If you’re going to lock […] More
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in CrimeShoplifting has reportedly change into a $94.5B downside for US retailers
A nationwide shoplifting epidemic is crippling the funds of brick-and-mortar retailers, which warn that they could be pressured to boost costs and even shutter shops with the intention to offset tens of billions of {dollars} in misplaced stock. The National Retail Foundation is estimating that it lost $94.5 billion last year due to “shrink” — […] 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 CrimeMan accused of killing Atlanta grandmother robbed liquor retailer earlier than house break-in: cops
The man accused of stabbing a 77-year-old woman to death inside her Atlanta house was reportedly intoxicated and stole a bottle of vodka from a liquor retailer earlier than the killing. Antonio Brown, 23, allegedly walked out of a close-by package deal retailer with a bottle of vodka earlier than hopping the fence into the […] More
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in CrimeCouple tips Walmart cashier, walks out with over $6K in merchandise: police
A person and girl in Georgia confused a Walmart cashier with the intention to steal greater than $6,000 in merchandise and present playing cards, in keeping with authorities. The pair loaded a Walmart cart with a bunch of pricey gadgets in Grovetown on Nov. 30, in keeping with the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office. When they received to […] More
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in Crime‘Brazen thief’ drags luggage and purses behind him in $5,000 Black Friday raid in Florida
What a drag! Wild surveillance footage caught a brazen bag bandit casually strolling out of a Florida retailer unchallenged regardless of having a lot loot he needed to drag it behind him. Security footage at a Miami-area Burlington exhibits the criminal strolling out unchallenged regardless of pulling seemingly dozens of purses and purses both tousled […] More
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in CrimeIt’s no secret why crime-beseiged Latino grocers are flocking to Lee Zeldin for gov
“We are exhausted” with crime and “want outcomes,” National Supermarket Association’s Nelson Eusebio fumes to The Post, explaining why 70 principally Latino metropolis grocers are donating $1,000 apiece to Rep. Lee Zeldin’s marketing campaign for governor. Welcome to the membership, guys. The group — whose shops embrace Foodtown, Key Food, C-Town and different supermarkets — […] More
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