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We arrested for jumping the stop had the 2.75 in their pocket. it's because they don't want to pay it, and if they're told they don't have to, they don't. here's what these former nypd officers said about the war on cops. listen. >> when we look at the regression under the de blasio policies, we're going to where los angeles, seattle and san francisco is in connection with the quality of life. we need police officers to maintain that stability in the subway. >> we're called law enforcement. we enforce the laws that the politicians decide to enact. sob so everybody that's protesting a cop that'...

Turned full-on anti-police. and then on halloween, residents covered a patrol car with trash as they were out that night. here to react is our nypd panel, retired deputy inspector andrew costello, retired lieutenant darren above cher and former officer bill stanton. gentlemen, thank you all. bill, i'll start with you. i heard what it was about, which is about paying $2.75 to ride the subway. then i saw the cop tread of the -- hatred of the crowd. what's happening here? >> i don't understand it either. we're called law enforcement. we enforce the laws that the politicians decide to enact. so ev...

Why the police were cracking down on people who weren't paying their subway fares. well, if you're going to use the subway, you're supposed to pay the 2.75, not hop over the gates. brooklyn has been the focus, there's also been anger about video showing a 15-year-old who was punched by the police. we don't know what happened right before that frame in the video, so this goes back and forth. guess who's weighing in? alexandria ocasio-cortez, of course, she says on twitter: ending mass incarceration means challenging a system that jails the poor to free the rich. arresting people who can't affor...

Mcconaughey is thanks firefighters for making hundreds of fresh meals for fire stations in los angeles. and alexandria ocasio-cortez praising protesters who harass police. the congresswoman tweeting in part "arresting p employee who can't afford a $2.75 fare makes no one safer and destabilizes our community. new yorkers know that they're not having it and they are standing up for each other" and protesting new york's high subway fares friday night by jumping turnstyles but the demonstrations are turned against the nypd. and a division ii college football team honors the military in an awesome ...

>> [chanting] >> lots of profanities overnight. marchers held signs that read no cops on the mta and don't let these business touch us l. dozens of people went underground into a subway station to protest the $2.75 ride fares. demonstrators also saying they're opposing what they consider over-policing of the subway system of after social media captured a confrontation between a 15-year-old boy and a police officer earlier this week. the nypd just releasing a statement to fox news, responding to the protests, saying the nypd does not interfere with constitutionally protected activities and work...