WATCH: Hamodia Reporter asks Mayor Adams When Crime Will Drop

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FILE — New York Mayor Eric Adams speaks during the press conference at Harlem Hospital after the shooting of a New York City Police Department officer, in Harlem, Friday, Jan. 21, 2022, in New York. Adams is set to propose Wednesday, April 20, that the city spend $4.8 million to reach out to those most impacted by the so-called war on drugs. (AP Photo/Yuki Iwamura File)

NEW YORK (Yaakov M / VINnews) — At a press conference Monday, Hamodia reporter Reuvain Borchardt, renowned for asking city officials tough questions, asked NYC Mayor Eric Adams on when New Yorkers can expect him to fulfill his campaign pledge to lower crime.

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Mr. Borchardt asked the “law and order” mayor: “When can we expect crime to drop? You’ve been in office 7 months. You ran on a platform of lowering crime. When can we expect to see decreases in crime?”

Adams mostly avoided culpability and diverted the question, saying twice, “We are doing our job”, then placing blame on other government officials.

“When we get all our partners on board,” the mayor said. “We’re doing our job and we also need the public on board. NYPD has taken thousands of guns off the streets, we are making arrests, that which is in our span of control, we are doing the maximum.”

He added, “This police dept. has done an amazing job. Now, judges, lawmakers, prosecutors, the criminal justice system has several pieces to it. Every piece must work. We do need help from every level of government.”

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mominbrooklyn
mominbrooklyn
1 year ago

Why the sarcastic tone in reporting this? The man is right on target: The police may be doing a great job of finding and arresting those who commit crimes, but if the leftist DA’s decline to prosecute or only charge the perp with a lesser crime, and if the judges release the perp with no bail – what do you think the criminal is going to do? That’s right: commit another crime, since he knows the police are working in vain.
So take it to heart: realize that most of the blame lies with leftist DA’s, weak judges and lawmakers who refuse to label some actions as crime (instead of misdemeanor or lower).

dinkins reloaded
dinkins reloaded
1 year ago

what a strange question, asking a black supremacist to reign in black violent crime wave choking the city. Remember when the jury acquitted OJ Simpson of double murder only because he was black and his victims white? It’s the same mentality. This is why DA Bragg, who is black, will never go after black thugs. I can’t explain it, but this is how these people are.

get it straight
get it straight
1 year ago

maybe the public should protest and make their voices heard, and to tell the Brags idiot to step down

K Belz
K Belz
1 year ago

NY Jews just keep voting democrats , don’t except different results!

Observation Post
Observation Post
1 year ago

One police officer, upon hearing the question posed to the Mayor, was heard muttering to himself, “I don’t know when we can expect CRIME to drop, but unless we solve this problem, the VICTIMS will continue to drop like flies.”

Disgruntled taxpayer
Disgruntled taxpayer
1 year ago

Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell is missing. She has not worked a single day ever since Adams selected her for her race and gender. Why is she not getting any criticism?! Isn’t it HER job as commissioner to fight crime?!

Beyy
Beyy
1 year ago

It will drop when Jews will stop voting for Demorats …

Beyy
Beyy
1 year ago

Empty promises empty results from this pathetic mayor and his administration.

Go Figure
Go Figure
1 year ago

Under Trump crime rates skyrocketed. Going to take a bit of work to clean that up.

Charles Hall
Charles Hall
1 year ago

Homicides are down 4.3% this year, shooting victims down 5.8%, and shooting incidencts down 9.3%.