NYC auto thieves shift into overdrive
as GLAs spike 61%
Posted By: Ribicon, 5/14/2022 7:03:17 PM
New York City car thieves have shifted into high gear, with auto thefts soaring 61% so far this year, according to the latest disturbing statistics. There have been 4,467 car thefts so far in 2022, as compared to 2,769 in the same time period in 2021. The crime category has jumped a whopping 97 percent compared to 2020, NYPD data show.(Snip)A Grand Larceny Auto charge merits only a desk appearance ticket under the state’s bail reform law—so bad guys collared by cops for stealing a $35,000 Ford Econoline are back on the street in a New York Minute. “We used to call a desk appearance ticket a disappearance ticket
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Pervasive unchecked crime is just the price they pay for Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity. Soon no one will have cars and they can all ride mass transit like good worker ants, minus the armed security detail enjoyed by the MIA celebrity mayor. The boogie-down BX Bronx (as natives call it) is hardest-hit, which serves them right for putting AOC in office.