PandaJ108
PandaJ108 t1_iwmyesk wrote
Reply to comment by 09-24-11 in Weekly Crime Thread - Week of November 15, 2022 by AutoModerator
There plenty of crime post on this sub. Everyday somebody post a picture of an obstructed plate. Crime is not the issue. This sub clearly cares about obstructed plates, bike lane violations as evident by the activity on the post.
But a career criminal committing another violent act. That’s too much for this sub to handle.
PandaJ108 t1_iwmxv7h wrote
Of note for anybody in the Jackson Heights/Elmhurst area. Two hispanics on a red moped snatching chains/property from people. Had these suspect been captured doing something truly awful on video, like obstructing a license plate then this story could have gotten its own post. But all they did was snatch a chain off a 12 year old girl dragging her to the ground.
PandaJ108 t1_iwlo9dk wrote
Reply to Eric Adams blames bail reform for everything—here are 4 cases where he was wrong or lied. by kanooker
Some great defenses presented here by the writer.
“The kid almost shot his own crotch off as police roughed him up—clearly he was not a wannabe cop killer.”
Great, he ain’t a wannabe cop killer. He just another person walking around with an illegal gun on multiple occasions. Shockingly he was busted again with a gun. Keep on releasing him back to the streets. He will end up dead or kill somebody with everybody then asking “how could this have happened?”
“Nash did have assault on his record. It’s not clear what he did, but it couldn’t have been worse than hitting or even shoving someone since he was charged with class-A misdemeanor, the lowest charge for assault. Felony assault remains bail-eligible.”
Nash had racked up 12 other arrest across numerous states. So somebody with 12 arrest is randomly punching people and the author thinks “whoop, class A misdemeanor, no big deal”
“The career criminal has racked up at least a dozen arrests in New York and New Jersey dating back to 2012, when he was just a teen, according to court records and sources.”
Assamad Nash charged in Chinatown murder of Christina Yuna Lee
“Elliot, 63, was socked in the face by murder suspect Assamad Nash, 25, in September at the Grand Street subway station – mere blocks from Christina Yuna Lee’s Chrystie Street apartment where she was slaughtered early Sunday morning.”
Prior victim of alleged Chinatown killer Assamad Nash says ‘Lock him up!’
The last two cases seem to be blocked from reading unless one subscribes. Based on the first two I can only imagine what the other cases were.
PandaJ108 t1_iubyvyg wrote
Hey poster,
I set the filter for “New” post and went back one week. This is the 10th crime post of a total 120+ post and that is simply way to much for to sub to handle.
Please consider posting pictures of the skyline in future. Thanks.
PandaJ108 t1_iu40bmf wrote
Reply to removed a boot, need help by warhead1233
Ask with whoever you speak to at the DOF if a police report was made in regards to the boot. The boot is city property and needs to be accounted for by the tow/boot operator. When the person that placed the boot went back to check the vehicle and saw the car and boot gone, aside from marking it as a run away in their system. They also could have made a police report for the boot (listed value is more than $1000).
PandaJ108 t1_iwnm5bn wrote
Reply to comment by williamwchuang in Eric Adams blames bail reform for everything—here are 4 cases where he was wrong or lied. by kanooker
So he is released due to some other flaws in the criminal justice system. At the end of the day, somebody who makes a habit of walking around with an illegal gun is out in the streets.
While politicians are going back and forth blaming each other, New Yorkers are the ones that have to deal with the person walking around with the illegal gun. Or with the guy with 12+ arrest who is randomly punching and killing people.