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Blue City Crime September 30

Blue city felon with violent history arrested in deadly train platform stabbing after parole release: report

A 31-year-old Redwood City man has been arrested after a fatal stabbing on a Caltrain platform. The suspect reportedly was on parole after a previous stabbing attack.

Blue City Crime September 29

Teen shootout sends blue city residents running for cover as youth gangs surge ahead of mayoral race: expert

New York City juvenile crime has risen since the 2018 Raise the Age Law took effect, as expert says gangs are exploiting minors to commit serious crimes knowing they face lighter sentences.

Blue City Crime September 24

Blue city commuter ambushed in random stabbing attack weeks after Charlotte train murder

Roberto Gaspar was stabbed on a NYC subway while returning from work, adding to recent transit violence incidents including a fatal Charlotte light rail attack.

U.S. September 23

Blue city murder victim’s brother rips ex-mayor calling crime crisis ‘manufactured’ as families beg for help

The brother of murder victim criticized comments made by former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot, who said President Donald Trump has "manufactured" a crime crisis.

Opinion September 23

LIZ PEEK: Trump sets trap for Democrats on crime, and they’re walking right into it

President Trump deploys National Guard to Washington, D.C. while Democratic officials in blue states resist federal help with crime, potentially repeating 1988 political mistakes.

Blue City Crime September 23

Daniel Penny attorney calls progressive policies 'homicidal,' says Charlotte train murder was preventable

Daniel Penny attorney Thomas Kenniff criticizes progressive criminal justice policies as 'homicidal' following the Charlotte train stabbing that killed Iryna Zarutska.

New York City September 22

'Burberry Bandit' with dozens of prior arrests walks free after latest blue city crime spree: report

Cornell Neilly, known as the 'Burberry Bandit,' was released on supervised release despite 34 prior arrests and allegedly robbing five NYC banks in one month, according to a report.

Crime September 22

America’s commuters under siege as violent transit crimes endanger blue cities

Recent attacks on public transit in Charlotte, Chicago, New York, Los Angeles and Boston raise safety concerns for millions of daily commuters across America.

Opinion September 22

I’m the son of a Mexican immigrant. Democrats hate the America she loves

Democrat Party's approach to law enforcement and immigration are profoundly un-American, exactly the opposite of what my Mexican immigrant mother taught me.

Media September 19

Crockett argues a person committing a crime 'doesn't make them a criminal'

Texas Democrat Rep. Jasmine Crockett, a former public defender, claims people who commit crimes out of desperation shouldn't be viewed as criminals.