Fed Up New Yorkers Still Want To Flee The Big Apple As Crime Surges
New Yorkers working in Manhattan are so fed up with rampant crime that 40 percent said they want to leave the Empire State - with more than eight of ten
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New Yorkers working in Manhattan are so fed up with rampant crime that 40 percent said they want to leave the Empire State - with more than eight of ten
Gangs of teenagers have stormed multiple New York City pharmacies and snatched prescription medications over the last month in string of targeted robberies.
The Morning Consult poll, surveyed 9,386 adults working in New York City from February 17 to March 11, with many voicing their frustration over rampant crime in the streets and subways.
Detectives' Endowment Association President Paul DiGiacomo declared the shooting could have been prevented if the office of Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg (pictured) had acted sooner
The three perpetrators entered the Rescue Spa on East 19th Street in Manhattan's Flatiron district shortly after 2:30pm on Saturday afternoon, according to police