Philadelphia has highest murder rate of large cities
Under the prosecutorial leadership of Soros-funded DA, Larry Krasner, Philadelphia now has the highest murder rate in the country among large cities. It has gone from dangerous to Hellhole.
Philadelphia has achieved the highest murder rate in the country, on a per capita basis, as compared to the 10 largest cities in the United States.
As of Thursday, 314 people had been murdered in the City of Brotherly Love so far this year, KYW reported.
Homicides are up 35 percent from the same time period in 2020.
Great work, George Soros.
Murders so far in 2021 are higher than the full-year totals of six of the past 12 years.
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online petition calling for divesting from and dismantling the systems that unjustly harm Black people.
The group also backed a push by the Milwaukee City Council to defund the police. Policing is a violent institution that must end, the group’s president wrote in a statement supporting the move. We imagine a country where there is enough money to educate our children, care for our sick and feed those who are financially unstable. Defunding the police allows for this vision.
Violent crime has
surged dramatically in many large cities across the United States this year, including in areas where Soros has spent large sums of money electing Democratic candidates who have promised to ease sentencing requirements and implement relaxed bail reform laws.
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One of the most popular policies among “progressive prosecutors” is creating headaches for many police officers and attorneys.
“Because we are sworn to protect and serve the public, we sincerely hope that we will not be proven right about this new law,” the Illinois Law Enforcement Coalition said in a statement earlier this year. “Please don’t let us measure its dismal failure by the shattered lives it produces.”
The statement was in response to a new criminal justice reform bill signed into law by Democratic Gov. J.B. Pritzker in February. Among the provisions in the law is the elimination of cash bail by the year 2023.