Democrats do not understand how to prevent crime

 Daily Mail:

AOC slams NYPD for arresting 12 shoplifters and claims they're being branded 'monsters' for stealing diapers and baby formula as she blames removal of child tax credits: Crime surges 46.5% in the Big Apple

AOC blames the lack of subsidies, but it is really the lack of law enforcement that has allowed a crime spree in Democrat-controlled cities. 

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Crime is on the rise throughout New York City, especially in the South Bronx where the arrests were made. In the 44th Precinct, overall crime has jumped 27.5 percent, according to NYPD statistics. Car theft spiked 177% since last year, records show, and robbery has spiked by 45 percent.

Overall, crime is up 46.5% across the five boroughs.
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Are the car thefts also because of a lack of "subsidies?"  The diapers and baby formula appear to be stolen for resale on the streets and not for need.

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