7 in 10 New Yorkers concerned about being
violent crime victim: poll
Posted By: Ribicon, 6/7/2022 11:03:31 AM
More than 7 in 10 New Yorkers fear they will become a victim of violent crime, a distressing new poll has found—as famously progressive cities nationwide face a public safety reckoning under soft-on-crime Democrat lawmakers and prosecutors. About 76% of residents are “very concerned,” or somewhat concerned, they’ll be targeted amid the Big Apple’s ongoing crime wave, according to the Spectrum News NY1/Siena College poll released Tuesday. When asked “How concerned are you that a shooting in which a gunman targets people based on their race, religion or ethnicity will happen in your neighborhood,” almost half (43%) confessed that they are concerned.
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They wanted a dapper dude in a fancy suit and the biggest grin you ever did see, and that's exactly what they got. And specifically which racial group is committing these race-based attacks that they're so concerned about? Not allowed to say, although the crime scene photos tell the tale every time. Includes a photo of the most recent "random" subway shove, in which as usual the race of the Asian or White victim is sanitized for our protection.