Albany New York DA realizes Soros wrong on crime

 NY Post:

George Soros-backed DA realizes that soft-on-crime ‘reforms’ are a failure

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“No meaningful action has been taken to address bail reform and ‘raise the age,’ which have demonstrably [driven rising] crime in our most vulnerable neighborhoods,” Soares declared. “At what number will the body count be enough to prompt action?”

Actually, it’s worse than that. Not only have Hochul, Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie and Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins refused to act, they won’t even admit there’s a solution.

Take the governor, for example.

“Gov. Hochul is leading a comprehensive approach toward ending the gun violence epidemic, investing millions … in victim assistance programs … and convening regional gun-violence listening sessions,” says her office.

Really. Gun violence listening sessions — that’ll do the trick! (Just like Albany Mayor Kathy Sheehan’s latest deflection — today is “coffee with a cop day” in her city, a gambit certain to have the bad guys turning in their weapons and heading back to church this Sunday.)

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At least every one in New York is not on the Soros crazy approach to dealing with crime.  Dealing with crime should not be that hard.  The problem with liberals is that tend to over think the problem sometimes while overlooking the obvious solution of arresting criminals and locking them up.

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