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Ithaca Man Arrested for Allegedly Gouging Person's Eye, Attacks and Injures Police Officer, Released Without Bail on the Same Day
December 12, 2023
Ithaca man arrested after allegedly gouging person’s eye. Victim loses vision permanently. Police officer injured during arrest.
Due to Albany's Criminals First, Bad Bail policies, the alleged offender was immediately released on his own recognizance.
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"...a new study of bail reform outside New York City — suburbs and upstate — prepared by John Jay College of Criminal Justice’s Data Collaborative for Justice shows that 66% of the people released under bail reform who had a recent prior arrest were re-arrested within two years of their release ." >> Full Story Here <<
Officer Richard Senese was able to find a way into the home and quickly encountered heavy smoke. Despite the life threatening fire, he located the boy and brought him to safety. Both were treated for smoke inhalation. https://longisland.news12.com/officer-rescues-10-year-old-boy-from-fire-at-west-islip-home
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Full Story---> https://dailyvoice.com/new-york/suffolk/wrong-way-drunk-driver-nabbed-after-chase-on-long-island-expressway-in-suffolk-police/
"Kathy Hochul is under fire for vetoing a retail crime task force as retailers in the state report a loss of billions of dollars to shoplifting. The bill, which received bipartisan support, would have created a panel of experts to outline ways to respond to retail theft in New York State. Hochul rejected the bill last week, sparking outrage from retailers and lawmakers statewide." Full Story --->>> https://cbs6albany.com/news/local/ny-governor-slammed-for-rejecting-retail-crime-task-force-while-store-owners-lose-billions-to-theft-albany-new-york-kathy-hochul-eric-adams-nyc-shoplifting-crime#
For too long, soft-on-crime politicians have allowed criminals to run free and victimize our citizens, handcuffing police in support of thieves and drug dealers. As President Civello says, we cannot protect criminals at the expense of victims and your family’s safety. https://www.newsday.com/opinion/the-point/the-point-newsday-suffolk-pba-lou-civello-latest-vaccination-numbers-o7kc32fw
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Three men carjacked the congressman at gunpoint while he was parking his car in the district's Navy Yard neighborhood. Full Story -> https://www.foxnews.com/us/texas-congressman-henry-cuellar-carjacked-washington-dc This is just months after another congresswoman was assaulted in the elevator of her DC apartment. Full Story FLASHBACK -> https://www.foxnews.com/politics/dem-rep-angie-craig-assaulted-dc-elevator
A Long Island town says it will gladly welcome the latest potential victims of New York City’s cancel culture: statues of historical figures such as George Washington and Christopher Columbus. Brookhaven officials said they already even have spots picked out for the statues — and will cover the cost of dismantling and shipping them. “You know, I didn’t want to comment on whether that was right or wrong because that’s a decision of the city. But I said, ‘If you’re going to do that, hey, we’ll take the statues,’ ” Town Supervisor Edward Romaine told The Post on Tuesday. FULL STORY HERE -> https://nypost.com/2023/09/19/li-town-to-woke-nyc-well-take-statues-honoring-washington-jefferson-columbus/
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