NY Post: NYC sees nearly 30 shot this weekend alone

Nearly 30 people have been shot across New York City this weekend — with nearly half a day left to go, law-enforcement sources told The Post on Sunday.

As of around 2 p.m. Sunday, 29 victims had been struck by gunfire — one fatally — since Friday, with 11 wounded in just the hours after Saturday ended, sources said.

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Maybe that money the NYPD gets should go toward community services that address poverty, drug abuse, mental health, and housing instability. Give money to the things that prevent crime as opposed to the thing that benefits from crime.

Honestly, why would the police want there to be less crime? Less crime means less funding and less funding means smaller paychecks and fewer cop jobs. The police love crime and have no interest in ever preventing it. They will instigate and manufacture crime when there isn’t enough crime. Funding the police is just feeding the beast.

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