I am glad that Governor Cathy Hochulshamedand ordered the arrest of Bui Van Phu on Friday, but issuing three times a day is not enough. There is no information. A page highlighting the extrajudicial and instant release of violent suspects thanks to the no bail laws and other criminal justice “reforms” she now has in full.
Yes, the Bronx DA Darsel-Clark's office reduced prosecutions against a convicted sex offender and a sucker puncher who allegedly put an innocent man into a coma this week, prompting a judge to led to . Please allow to release the criminals who were detained on Thursday.
Ho-chul's actions prevented him from committing another assault before trial. But this was just one high-profile case, and the government's desperate efforts to strengthen her criminal creed ahead of the November elections. New Yorkers are lucky. The real problem is that such releases are now common across the state.
No way. Intervene with all violent under-18s released (with juice and cookies!) under the Raise the Age Act.
Think: Video evidence denouncing Pooh, parole officer Despite his reported confession to, the violent and unprovocative nature of the crime, the DA's office downgraded the charges from attempted murder to assault and harassment.
— If Prosecutor Finds Less Charges Eligible For Bail, Not Two Misdemeanors It may be defendable if Ho-chul is not under the disastrous "reform" that she pretends she's already fixed.
She argues that the only remaining issue is that judges are "confused" about the law. Not in this case the government, or in many other cases. In any case, why don't prosecutors and courts pass laws that are plainly aimed at arresting dangerous criminals?
Instead, Hu, who had already been released on parole after serving time for sexual abuse, was released to walk the streets. of major crimes increased by 36.1% compared to last year, while other cities are even worse.Judges should consider risk when remanding suspects. The perpetual cycle of violent perpetrators being arrested and causing further mayhem is perpetuated.
Whose fault? Ultimately, it's Kathy Hochul, the same state leader who snatched Fu in shame. Instead of going to Matt with the legislature to fix these disastrous reforms, she signed off with much fanfare with empty tweaks. They have the power to prosecute non-prosecutors like Alvin Bragg, but they don't.
So New Yorkers must defend themselves. Queens attorney James Galeshawdefeated Psycho who attacked him (disorderly conduct on his rap sheet could lead to him being arrested in July). But civilians don't have to fight like vigilantes to feel safe. And even if Hu's alleged victim, Jesus Cortez, was in a hospital bed, it would be too late.
Ho-chul's overall cowardice on the issue most clearly shows why New Yorkers should vote for her Republican opponent Lee Zeldin in her November.
