In New York City over the weekend, some maniac got into a fight in a McDonald’s on Delancey Street and he starts waving an ax around.
Well, guess how long Manhattan’s liberal DA, Alvin Bragg, held him in custody?
Yup. It was just a couple of hours and then it was back to doing his Lizzie Borden routine on the streets of Gotham.
The dude had an ax! He was swinging it around, destroying the interior of a McDonald’s and threatening to murder people, and he spends less time in police hands than that movie, The Fugitive, with Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones.
That’s live in Biden’s America, especially cities. This morning, Buck was going to pick up his morning coffee and two shirtless (and one half pants-less) vagrants were throwing full trashcans at each other. Buck didn’t whip out his camera and record it, because that’s just not done. But, you know the drill.
Ah, it’s just another morning in Midtown Manhattan, Buck wakes up to the songs of random profanity, screams and motorcycle gangs. It’s not exactly Green Acres at Longacre Square, Times Square.
A group called Citizens for Sanity has been running sarcastic billboards about the Third World-like conditions in New York City.
New Orleans has it even worse, with the highest homicide rate per capita in America right now: 41 homicides per 100,000 residents. Chicago has 11.5 New York City 2.4 per 100,000.
This crime wave is everywhere ‘cause leftists are determined to not send anyone to prison. In Memphis, they released a man with an outstanding rape charge from prison early and he murdered Eliza Fletcher.
District Attorney Bragg, Mayor Eric Adams, and every Democrat presiding over unsafe streets are reckless morons.
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