Yup its them again, Yogi. They never stop.
A number of quotes in the article are from riders talking about how security has become lax and how riders are scared and want more of a law enforcement presence on the subway. The lack of a law enforcement presence is a result of "defund the police" in a lot of these cities. The police, including subway police, budgets were gutted. It became hard to find good candidates to fill positions. And so the streets and subways were left open to criminals and lunatics to do what they want, including killing people like this woman. I never lived in Atlanta but did live in New York City in the 1990s at a time when there was always a police presence in the subway. You could ride it at any time day or night and feel safe. Those days are gone. Hopefully they can come back.
Such behavior cannot be explained by culture alone.
“We’re getting a lot of tourists, a lot of people moving in from places like Florida and a lot of places,” Tabannah said.
"We prefer to keep these things in the dark. So to speak." he added.
Every. Single. Time.
Stoke the fires of Hell, cuz that fr’kn POS is on his way soon!! ... imho
Yup its them again, Yogi. They never stop.
Black on black crime.
And the entrenched political pols (like those in Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco) cannot figure out why people shun public transportation.
Remember when the then-mayor of New York City, Eric Adams, and the governor of the state, Kathy Hochul, declared the NYC system safe?
When in reality, most big-city metro systems are filthy and dangerous.
Subway murders are all part of AOC’s Injun Squaw New Amerika and King HaHakeem Potatoehead’s Wakanda, Black Panther boys tribe.
and not a peep from the commie media, doesnt fit the narrative..black perp, black victim, they just cover their eyes and pretend it didnt happen
Black on black killing. Even the black Mayor has been totally quiet. No power or money to be gained from exploiting it by so called black leaders.