New York City Subway Crime Crisis
Curtis Sliwa criticizes New York politicians for their handling of subway crime crisis, calling their approach a 'slap in the face' to residents. Crime incidents in subways continue to rise, with murders up by 60%. Sliwa advocates for better security measures and criticizes the lack of action by officials.
Key Points
- Murders on the subway are up by 60%
- Critics claim politicians are not doing enough to protect New Yorkers
- Curtis Sliwa calls for more security measures and criticizes officials' inaction
Pros
- Increased awareness of subway crime issues
- Advocacy for better security measures
Cons
- Criticism of politicians' handling of the situation
- Rising crime rates in subway systems