BLM’s cash chaosCompliments to Lee Brown at The Post on his thorough and much-needed exposé on Black Lives Matter, the organization that has proven itself.
Stamford, Conn.: I was hit with outrage and disbelief when I read your Nov. 17 article, “Pickpocket with 60 arrests nabbed in fare-beating try at downtown station.” Sometimes the smaller headlines speak the loudest and this one is a doozie. I hope that Gov. Hochul and Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg (photo) read the Daily News because if they do, I can’t see how they can possibly continue to support bail reform or a continued limp approach to law enforcement.
White Rock, British Columbia: Re “Shooter had no criminal record, called troubled,” May 27: Salvador Ramos had been brutally bullied when he attended high school, in no small part due to a speech impediment.
Opelika, Ala.: First, this is no time for chest-thumping and championing the U.S. judicial system. It’s a moment awash with infamy. The brazenness and belligerence of J. Alexander Kueng, Thomas Lane and Tou Thao contributed to George Floyd’s murder.
Manhattan: Our public schools need your help. The city has dramatically increased the staffing and training of the Situation Room, the group that responds to outbreaks of COVID. It has also increased the frequency and extent of COVID testing in our schools and through home-based tests.