About this episode

Bo Dietl discusses the rising crime rates and weak sentencing in New York City, highlighting public outrage and the implications of repeat offenders.

On this episode, Bo sounds off on the state of New York City as violent crime and weak sentencing continue to shake public confidence. He reacts to outrage over reduced charges in cop killing cases and explains how repeat offenders keep getting back on th

Topics covered

• NYC Crime
• Soft Sentences
• Public Outrage
• Taxes
• City Spending

Keywords

• violent crime
• cop killing cases
• repeat offenders

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