Posted on 06/02/2020 4:22:17 PM PDT by karpov
Call the legislature in and get that law off the books. It was on the books because they said it wasn’t fair to poor people....’cept these poor people are still criminals and poor is NOT an excuse.
Well, we’ll see how this plays out.
IMO < we should have nipped this in the bud the first night.
You riot, you loot, you’re toes up by morning.
You can give Gonzalez a “testicles transplant” though I doubt it will help.
For Cyrus Vance, the only thing the might get him up of his incompetent, leftist ass is an enema the size of the Empire State Building. A cowardly shit like his father, only more so.
HOWEVER, all those booked for crimes now have that information in a database which can be viewed by the FBI, DEA, ICE, DHS, NYPD, etc. to see who have outstanding warrants for their arrest, and can proceed to rearrest them, esp. on weapons charges.
Then the weapons can be checked to see if the are legally owned by the carrier (still a felony, armed robbery/looting), illegal, serial numbers to see if they have been involved in other crimes, etc.
Don’t know if the NYPD does a DNA sample collection of those arrested, or only for serious crimes.
Parents of those arrested should be held responsible for their children’s action, if only for the financial losses their punks caused (after conviction in one of Comrade DeBlasio’s corrupt courts, if that ever happens).
FReepers should get copies of the arrest bookings and put them on the internet (with the caveat that some of them may be innocent of any crime, just being in the wrong place at the wrong time).
Shoot them.
If they’re dead they can’t be released.
LOL!
It will be interesting to see how many MORE honest and decent people move OUT of NYC, to be replaced by illegals and thugs.
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