The New York subways are no longer safe. That’s a given, despite Mayor Adams occasionally doing a photo-op on the subway with a lot of security to claim it’s safe. The odds are you will survive riding the subway, but you never know when a maniac will appear. They’re hanging out all over the place, loose.
Knife-Wielding Black Man Shot
In one recent case, a man with a knife was threatening people on a subway. Police intervened and repeatedly told him to drop the knife, which, of course, he didn’t do. They used Tasers but failed to stop him. Finally, they shot and killed him. An officer was shot in the confusion.
Pro-Hamas Contingent Riots
That was the cue for the Pro-Hamas and Communist New York City mobs to riot. Some went into the subway and attacked the police.
Some taunted them. In one clip, a radical squeezed toy pigs in the officer’s face.
In another clip, the radicals screamed “Long Live October 7th,” as hundreds chanted, “Eric Adams Must RESIGN!” and “NYPD KKK, IDF YOU ALL THE SAME.” The police shooting was the cover for the acting out. […]
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