Looks like New York's getting the crime uptick politicians have been asking for
"Robbery is up almost 30% in New York City since the first of the year.
...Which should not surprise: Not only does government usually get more of what it encourages, when it comes to crime, it also gets more of what it fails to discourage.
...Albany’s bail-reform initiative got off to an ominously comical start.
When the feds had to take custody of alleged serial bank-robber Gerod Woodberry because local judges had to keep turning him loose — well, what else was there to do but laugh?
But consider this: Robbery in the third degree became a revolving-door offense Jan. 1, and this was followed by a dramatic, 29% spike in reported robberies, according to the most recent — albeit very short-term — CompStat numbers..."
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