Career Criminal Thanks NY Dems for Law Freeing Him After 139th Arrest. A career criminal is thanking New York Democrats for their passage of a bail reform law that has set him free the day after his 139th arrest.
Charles Barry, 56-years-old, was freed from jail after his arraignment in New York City this weekend in accordance with a state bail reform law that almost immediately sets free from jail suspects arrested for a host of crimes, including second-degree manslaughter, aggravated vehicular assault, third-degree assault, promoting an obscene sexual performance by a child, criminally negligent homicide, or aggravated vehicular homicide.
Barry shouted to New York Daily News reporters as he was released from jail after his 139th arrest that he was grateful for the new law, calling the policy a “beautiful thing.” The Daily News reported: “I’m famous! I take $200, $300 a day of your money, cracker! Since New York Democrats passed the bail reform law and the policy was signed by Gov. John Binder is a reporter for Breitbart News. Pro-criminal Governor Cuomo looks to legalize prostitution. The leftist idea of legalizing prostitution could soon become law in New York State.
Prostitution exploits women, gay men, and children. It’s also a vehicle for human trafficking. State lawmakers have reintroduced a bill on prostitution in the senate after it failed to make it out of committee last year. The law would make it legal to both buy and sell sex in most cases. Sex workers argue the laws currently in place only punish them and do not impact the people who use their services. DHS cracks down, blocks New Yorkers from enrolling in ‘trusted traveler’ programs over ‘sanctuary’ law, de Blasio hits back. Below is a report that DML News gives a 4 OUT OF 4 STARS trustworthiness rating.
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On Wednesday, a New York court allowed six suspected drug dealers accused of operating a $7 million fentanyl distribution operation to go free without bail. This Can’t Be Happening Enough cannot be said about the horrific drug problem in this country. While we hammer our government to be harder against drug dealers, Democrats are putting them back onto the streets. NYPD Commissioner: Democrats' Bail Reform Has Caused Crime to Skyrocket. Suspect seen in sickening surveillance of alleged repeated attacks on girlfriend walks thanks to NY bail reform.
Newly released surveillance footage shows Jay Vasquez-Paulino violently and repeatedly attacking his girlfriend, landing multiple punches and kicks, according to News 12 Westchester.
The dramatic video shows the alleged assault, which took place at Superior Package Company where the couple works. Perhaps the most disturbing part is the number of witnesses who see the altercations taking place, but largely do nothing to try to stop it. 'Drunk' driver arrested over fatal crash released without bail despite a lengthy criminal history. A suspected drunk driver who was arrested over a fatal crash that killed a recent graduate has been released without bail despite a lengthy criminal history.
Jordan Randolph, 40, was charged with Felony DWI after the incident in the early hours of Sunday morning in Long Island, New York. Jonathan Flores-Maldonado, 27, died after his 2015 Ford was hit by Randolph's 2014 Cadillac on a parkway in Brookhaven, authorities say. Abc7. RICHMOND HILL, Queens -- Police in Queens released surveillance video of a man they want to find in the death of a 92-year-old woman.
Maria Fuertes' body was discovered on the sidewalk near Liberty Avenue and 127th Street in Richmond Hill just after midnight Monday. Police say the elderly woman was approached from behind, assaulted, and knocked to the ground. She was found lying there with neck and back injuries. Fuertes is known around the neighborhood as the local "cat lady" or "grandma. " Residents say she was beloved in the neighborhood and would come out late at night to feed the stray animals.
Neighbors said she was an amazing woman who took care of the entire neighborhood -- not just the dogs and cats. "It's upsetting because this is an old woman," neighbor Anthony Davis said. After reviewing surveillance video, detectives say Fuertes bumped into an unknown man before falling to the ground. Now authorities want to talk to the man in the video. Man Allegedly Robs His Fifth Bank in 2 Weeks After NY No-Bail Law Lets Him Walk. Hundreds of Criminals Are Released in Suffolk County.
Over 300 inmates were released in Suffolk County without bail in response to Cuomo’s new law.
Judges no longer have discretion. “Judges used to have some discretion on whether or not an individual should be held on bail,” Sheriff Errol Toulon, Jr. said. “Now, it is black and white – no bail for these crimes, regardless of the impact to the community. The offender will be given a court date and told to come back for court.” Repeat offenders and potentially violent criminals are walking the streets. Sheriff Toulon said inmates often get an opportunity to detox when they come into the jail and that won’t happen now. The sheriff highlighted some crimes that are deemed “non-violent” under the bail reform legislation: PowerInbox. Bombshell report: New York prepares to allow illegal immigrants the right to vote. While everyone’s focused on the situation in Iran, New York Democrats were quietly securing their success in 2020.
The United States Constitution’s 14th Amendment Section 1 reads: “All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the state wherein they reside. No state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any state deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.”
Following the Civil War, the amendment was passed to extend equal civil and legal rights to black citizens, former slaves. Their citizenship was granted, and they were given the basic human rights of life, liberty, and property. Report: People left NY faster than any other state in 2019. TRUMP: ‘So Sad to See that New York City and State Are Falling Apart’ President Trump ripped New York Governor Andrew Cuomo on social media over the weekend; saying he was saddened to see the “city and state falling apart.”
“So sad to see that New York City and State are falling apart. All they want to do is investigate to make me hate them even more than I should. Governor Cuomo has lost control, and lost his mind. Very bad for the homeless and all!” Media touts lines around the block on first day NYC allows illegal immigrants to get driver's licenses. New York State motor vehicle offices were flooded on Monday, the first day illegal immigrants were eligible to apply for driver’s licenses. With the liberal courts having cleared the way for liberal Democrats in the state to continue the process of mainstreaming those in the country illegally, the New York Times touted that on the same day the state’s so-called “Green Light Law” went into effect, lawmakers in neighboring New Jersey “approved similar legislation.”
The Hill shared a video of lines around the block at one facility in New York. VIDEO: Long Lines at NY DMV on First Day Illegals Can Apply for Drivers Licenses. NY licenses: Judge nixes challenge to law for undocumented immigrants. Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins, D-Yonkers, explains her vote in favor of a bill allowing undocumented immigrants to apply for driver's licenses, Jun 17, 2019. NYS Senate, Albany Bureau. De Blasio's NYC: Vandal Spray Paints Police Car in Broad Daylight. NYC threatens up to $250G in fines for using terms like 'illegal alien,' threatening to call ICE. New York City's Commission on Human Rights announced on Thursday that residents could face up to $250,000 in fines if they use terms such as "illegal alien ... with intent to demean, humiliate or harass a person.
" "Hate has no place here," a tweet from the City of New York read. The city's announcement ticked off a list of offensive ways to address immigrants -- including threatening to call Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), or harassing someone for their "limited English proficiency. " "Threatening to call ICE when motivated by discrimination, derogatory use of the term 'illegal alien,' and discrimination based on limited English proficiency are unlawful discriminatory treatment under the NYC Human Rights Law," the announcement read. It clarified that calling ICE with a "discriminatory motive" was a violation. Andrew Cuomo Signs NY Law Meant to Weaken Trump's Pardon Power. The move comes as several former Trump aides and associates are in jail or face legal issues in the Empire State. Former Trump campaign chairman Manafort is in federal prison on bank fraud, tax evasion, and conspiracy charges.
Rudy Giuliani blasts Bill de Blasio's tenure as NYC mayor: 'It breaks my heart' Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani lashed out at the Big Apple's current mayor, Bill de Blasio, Friday on "Fox & Friends," saying it "breaks [his] heart" to see the direction of the city. Bernie Kerik: NYC Cops Demoralized, 'Afraid' to Do Their Jobs. “I’m disappointed in the decision,” stated Kerik. Economist reacts to high numbers of New Yorkers fleeing to Florida because of high state taxes. Heritage Foundation chief economist Steve Moore reacted to the high numbers of New Yorkers who are fleeing to Florida because of high state taxes. “This is the big demographic story of our country that may be the biggest economic story,” Moore said on "The Daily Briefing. " He said there are “four states of the apocalypse” – New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Illinois – which have the most residents fleeing over high taxes and huge budget problems.
They are leaving for Florida, Tennessee, Texas, Utah and North Carolina. “You can buy a house just with the money you save on income taxes,” Moore noted. A bump in moving activity started with the federal tax overhaul in 2017. Sanctuary City New York Likely Freed 3K Criminal Illegals in Last Year.