On Sunday, as Matt covered, a woman was set on fire and killed on the subway train in New York City. To make matters worse, the suspect is from Guatemala. The violent crime came on the same day that Gov. Kathy Hochul (D-NY) put out the most tone-deaf posts on the matter. Hochul had even been touting how safe the subways supposedly are, when they’re evidently not so safe after all. Posts from Hochul and the New York Daily News have been hit with Community Notes, and there have been trending topics over X about the violent crime. Among those chiming in have been fellow New York politicians, and from both sides of the aisle.
Rep. Ritchie Torres is a fellow Democrat, but that didn’t stop him from calling the governor out. In his first post about the matter on Sunday, he posted footage of the horrific incident, calling the suspect “a demented man.”
“In New York, dangerous people are allowed to freely roam the subway. Yet the political establishment insists on gaslighting the public with deceptive headlines: ‘crime is down’ and ‘the subways are safe,'” he also said in his post.
That same thread also contained a screenshot of a post from The New York Post that came out just last week about Mayor Eric Adams confronting Hochul on “involuntary removals of mentally ill in NYC.”
“I will reiterate what I have said repeatedly and what strikes most New Yorkers as common sense,” Torres posted. “The State of New York, including the Governor, must give the Mayor the authority he needs to involuntary [sic] remove dangerous people from the subways and streets of New York. We cannot prevent every tragedy, to be sure, but the right public policy can radically reduce its probability.” […]
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