Our editor-in-chief Kira Davis wrote about Rampant and unscrupulous crime This has plagued California due to Governor Gavin Newsom’s dereliction of duty, progressive criminal measures like Proposition 47, and district attorneys who support doting on criminals and assault victims.
But this shamelessness not only led to billions of dollars in loss of income, property damage, and the closure of businesses and commercial centers due to lack of policing. In the Glaser Park area of Los Angeles, it also led to the death of a retail worker:
from Local Fox News 11:
Last week, the confrontation with shoplifters became fatal Employees at Rite Aid in Glassell Park. 36-year-old Miguel Penaloza was shot and killed during the last shift before starting a new job.
When Penalosa tried to stop them, the police continued to look for the two men captured in the video, grabbing two boxes of beer and trying to leave without paying.
Shoplifting has risen sharply across the state.
Last week, an eyewitness took a mobile phone video of two suspects who walked out of a TJ Maxx in the Granada Hills with items worth more than $950, but shoppers looked at them in disbelief.
What is unbearable is not only arrogance and evil, but also the community feels insecure, especially in places they used to frequent, without any problems. For the elderly, this is a special problem because they must go outside their own radius to meet daily or weekly needs, or they are isolated at home.
I happened to communicate on Facebook with women in their 70s and 80s who live in the upper-middle class area of Los Angeles:
I personally know the Facebook poster and one of the commenters-they are by no means conservative. Therefore, the media and Newsom insist that the complaints against him for handling crimes are “conservative” or “right-wing” issues, which is a bit arrogant.
Then, Gov. Hair Gel boldly stated on Wednesday that the crime rate has been declining for the past three years.
You can’t make up these things.
Sergeant Jerretta Sandoz appeared on Fox and friends This morning, not only debunked Hair Gel’s happy gas lamp, but also accused him of living in a Dream world:
Angel Policemen Sergeant, Vice Chairman of the Conservation League. Jerretta Sandoz lashed out at the governor. Gavin Newson, D., for deny Crime rate rises across the state”Fox and friendsOn Friday, he said that Newsom lives in a “fantasy world” and crime data and figures will not lie.
SGT. Jerita Sandos: That is a fantasy world. Where do we live? I mean, you can view the numbers for the entire state of California and the rest of the country. Crime is increasing. It is soaring without any consequences.
These criminals think they can go in and do what they want, which has no effect. This is because of these laws. This statement is incorrect. The numbers will not lie.
The California Sheriff said Newsom lives in a “fantasy world” and believes that crime is decreasing https://t.co/J1lsq6UEPN
— Jennifer Oliver O’Connell (@asthegirlturns) July 23, 2021
There are too many mental patients on the streets of California; we can see them all the time, some of them naked or in dirty, tattered clothes, interacting with invisible forces that only they can see. It evokes sadness and anger, and a system that has invested billions of dollars still cannot solve the plight of these people.
Newsom is the mirror image of the mentally ill person we saw on the street. As a sergeant. Sandoz is right. He lives in a fantasy world that no one else can see. In this world, he interacts like reality.
For every Californian who observes this, we have one of the above reactions: sadness or anger. Recently, it is anger.
San Francisco reporter Erica Sandberg commented on my tweet and said:
“[A]The entire industry was established to deny the soaring crime rate in California, especially in San Francisco. It does not work. In fact, it backfired. “
Just like Olympia Dukakis (Olympia Dukakis) moonlight, Sergeant. Sandoz slapped the hairspray on his face and screamed, “Get it out!”
Stronger drugs are needed to get him out of delusions. This is why he was recalled.
