Mayor: Fight Crime by Being More Like NYC
NEW YORK (AP) — New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg says places that want to reduce gun violence might want to emulate the Big Apple.
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Police hunt for kidnappers as young couple are snatched at gunpoint off Manhattan street in broad daylight
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2301684/Police-hunt-kidnappers-couple-snatched-gunpoint-Manhattan-street-broad-daylight.html#ixzz2P7uNICCR
Does not compute. This would invite stop-and-frisk lawsuits from all around the country, at least one of which would likely go before the Supreme Court. The Court might, in turn, decide to put the kibosh on stop-and-frisk everywhere, including NYC. Does Bloomberg want to set this chain of events in motion?
Frisky Business.
So is he just taunting other cities, who would NEVER be allowed to go 'stop and frisk', or do half the things NYC is permitted, or is he just ignorant of the realities underlying the NYC exceptions?
There's got to be a "No, pray to me" joke in there somewhere.
For another pespective on urban gun violence.
Ghetto Marksmanship
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Assault Statistics of Hospitals and City Police Seem to Differ
"the number of assault victims taken to emergency rooms nearly doubled
Hospitals reported 47,779 assault victims in 2006, the latest figures available, a 90 percent increase from 1999. By comparison, the Police Department reported 19,173 felony assaults in 2006, a 33 percent decrease from 1998. (Numbers from 1999 were not immediately available.) The hospital numbers also show that assaults in which a firearm or cutting instrument was used, almost always constituting a felony offense, also grew, to 5,502 from 3,468, Mr. Eterno said."
Calculating using the above numbers:
Year --- police reported assault --- hospital assault victims
1999 ------------ 22,037 --------------------------- 25,146
2006 ------------ 19,173 --------------------------- 47,173
so we'll hate him. because he can take it. because he's not our hero. he's a silent guardian. a watchful protector.
a dark bloomberg.
@Anonymous 2:13
The NYC "kidnapping" was actually a surprise birthday prank
http://blogs.wsj.com/metropolis/2013/04/01/apparent-washington-heights-abduction-was-a-birthday-prank/
Out of touch billionaire.
Bloomberg believes his own BS. He made billions off the idea of a terminal with all sorts of information about stocks, bonds, etc. But that was it. He honestly thinks that NYC reduced crime by banning transfats and smoking in bars.
Anyway, Stop and Frisk is dead man walking in NYC anyway. NYC is not politically sustainable, since judges will throw it out on the grounds it unfairly penalizes Blacks. Law and politics and society demand Blacks never get penalized higher than Whites. Its an intrinsic part of the Peter Hitchens mindset.
Whiskey sez: Anyway, Stop and Frisk is dead man walking in NYC anyway.
Hunsdon: Using a golem to fight crime! Is there nothing the Jews cannot do?
might want to emulate the Big Apple
Not everyone can have the Fed print billions every month and dump it into their local economy.
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