Former U.S. Marshals Director on ‘Defund the Police’: ‘Organized Crime Will Come in and Seize the Moment’

Breitbart ^ | 14Oct20 | R Kraychick

[qaz123]

Stacia Hylton, former director of the U.S. Marshals Service, described the “defund the police” campaign pushed by Democrats and the left as an opening for organized crime, offering her remarks on Tuesday’s edition of SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Daily with host Alex Marlow.

Hylton warned that self-censorship on matters of politics prevents Americans from engaging in productive discourse towards understanding and addressing social and economic issues.

[qaz123]

I guess law abiding folks can't organize and defend themselves, as they are doing in some parts of Minneapolis, according to Stacia.

https://www.dailywire.com/news/armed-minneapolis-residents-are-patrolling-their-own-neighborhoods-as-city-moves-to-defund-police

Drop a few bodies and the bad guys will head to less dangerous places.

[Little Ray]

Organized crime would be better than the government Minneapolis currently has...

[clearcarbon]

"organized crime"

The democrat party.

[Fai Mao]

I would be more worried about unorganized crime filling the void.

By definition, organized crime has some rules, that’s what makes them organized.

[Terry L Smith]

Organized crime has its laudings:
1. No turf wars,
2. They ain’t mohammedan,
3. They do provide good security.

And its downfalls;
1. Pay me or, oh dear, sumptin’ might happen.
2. There may be killings, in policing their own.
3. Well, ya know. ....

[Does so]

nice place you got here...

[PIF]

Organized crime would be better than the government Minneapolis currently has...

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or Portland ...

[military cop]

This woman is a brain damaged (seriously) incompetent step and fetch for Eric Holder.

Once he bounced from the Soetoro Administration, she was unceremoniously launched from the Service with the Senate Judiciary Committee hot on her tail.

Why anyone would bother to interview her is suspect.

RLTW