NY Post readers discuss how a 60-year-old woman was beaten with her cane in a Harlem subway station.
The Issue: A 60-year-old woman was beaten with her cane in a Harlem subway station.
It’s bad enough the mayor repeatedly spews out talking points about the public being safer and crime being down, but the fact that delusional and denying puppets like himself and For more proof, take a stroll, at your own risk, through the rat-infested streets of Times Square — but be sure not to disturb the strung-out junkies.
New Yorkers have learned, thanks to Bragg’s criminal justice, that defending oneself and others may lead to prosecution and accusations of racism.
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