L.A. Mayor Bass: Lack of Consequences
for Crime Isn’t Causing Retail Theft,
‘Things Like This Happen’ if There’s Profit
Posted By: ladydawgfan, 8/27/2023 12:00:47 AM
On Friday’s broadcast of “The Issue Is,” Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass stated that the issue of retail theft in the city has “nothing to do” with a lack of consequences for crime in the city and “things like this happen” when there are profits. Bass said, “Well, you know what, things like this happen when there [are] profits to be made, and law enforcement put the task force together that I’m supportive of, and it has a number of different agencies, the city attorney, the district attorney, etc., all at the table. And I will tell you that, just the other day, they made eleven arrests.
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I just rolled my eyes so hard I saw another dimension!!! She is absolutely pathetic!!