Peter Sulzicki News Today

Justice for the Palm Sunday massacre fell short Astoria: “Lone survivor of 1984 massacre” (March 24) brought back memories of Christopher Thomas, set free after spending 34 years behind bars for one of the most notorious crimes New York has ever had. Even the hardened criminals on Rikers Island were horrified by the brutal murders of two adult females and eight children. I was a correction ...

NY Post readers discuss the arrest of the teen migrant who allegedly opened fire in a crowd in Times Square.

Manhattan: It’s surprising that someone who was a trained Marine would think it is necessary to use force to kill instead of force to subdue. Daniel Penny didn’t need to put Jordan Neely in a chokehold to subdue him. He could have grabbed him around the waist or put him in a full nelson. As an armed forces veteran, Penny had to have known that.

Fishkill, N.Y.: Hats off to the Justice Department for enforcing a search warrant at Donald Trump’s castle at Mar-a-Lago! It was obvious that he broke the Presidential Records Act, but wow!

Brooklyn: In response to Voicer Tony Anastasio: As a social worker and a woman who was formerly incarcerated, I concur with Gov. Hochul allowing individuals who were once selling marijuana when it was illegal to obtain legal permits for doing so now that the laws have changed.

Manhattan: In this “defund the police” environment, is every NYC citizen now expected, at the peril of losing his/her job and possibly his/her life, to take on the responsibility of law enforcement? The members of the parole board who granted parole to Brandon Elliot and let him loose again to prey on society are the ones who should lose their jobs — and their immunity from lawsuits as well.

Manhattan: Is this déjà vu or jamais vu? Randy Jurgensen’s opinion piece (“Is it the 1970s all over again?” Jan. 30) perhaps overstates the historical similarities.