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Former Las Vegas police lieutenant Randy Sutton reacted to the New York City subway shooting Tuesday on "Your World."

Your previous guest marcia, talking about the officers who were killed last year. not only are the people in new york less safe, law enforcement officers themselves are less safe because of the policies that he just announced. my organization, wounded blue, deal with injured officers. last year, more than 60,000 american law enforcement officers were physically assaulted in the line of duty. new york city, you have just released the cracken when it comes down to the crime in new york city. >> to...

Ideas about criminal justice and they are literally irrationale and insane. this is -- what hes doing is he is creating the purge in new york city. i got to tell you, what were going to see here now because of his desires to decriminalize basically everything is going to lead to a blood bath in new york. >> todd: so far, so good for criminals in 2022. here is, as of sunday, year to date robbery up 25.1%, murder up 33.3%, grand larceny up 63%. so the bad guys clearly got the d.a.s memo, lieutenan...

With her money. police say a man fired a small caliber gun twice while chasing another man. no arrests have been made. new york citys mayor called the shooting a wake-up call and said district attorneys need to step up. question is how is d.a. braggs policies to lower the incarceration rate, how that will square with efforts by adams to put more police on patrol. adams is speaking at the conference of mayors in washington d.c. where hes expected to push for a unified federal and local effort to ...

Addiction or mental health. we need to get that person services. it is common sense, i dont understand the pushback. >> todd: lieutenant randy sutton is joining me. that guy doesnt understand the pushback, lieutenant, how disheartening and quite frankly, frightening is it he is ushering in criminality to the big apple? >> i got to tell you, im really disappointed in the voters of manhattan for electing this guy. i consider him a trojan horse district attorney. when i say that, he is literally th...

Back to our breaking news tonight. out of southern california we have this at the top of the show. the police officer has been shot in the line of duty in the city of pomona. the officer reportedly shot in the leg, take into a nearby hospital while the suspect barricaded himself in a nearby apartment. authorities did get that suspect into custody a little after 8:00 local time thursday. he was treated for injuries by l.a. fire department personnel after his arrest. no indication at this hour as ...

New york city where its one party in control. under the guise of saying we are going to make the system more just, they are just telling criminals, you can put a gun to someones head and as long as you dont shoot them, youre going to walk away with nothing more than a ticket. thats not making the system more just. that in fact is dereliction of duty. >> shannon: i want to play something that andy had to say today on "america reports" about this issue of guns in new york city and elsewhere. >> if...

>> thanks for having us. >> shannon: i want to put up a little bit of what the president is proposing with regard to gun crimes. cracking down on trafficking. a ghost gun national enforcement initiative, pursue gun sellers of illegal guns. a lot of these things sound like they would be positive in cleaning up a community. jen psaki, white house press secretary tweets "its a very important point. in 2020, the last year we have data, 77% of reported murders committed with a firearm, the highest ev...

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