Bloomberg also went after the Center for Constitutional Rights and the New York Civil Liberties Union for not commenting on Bryant’s killing. Bloomberg said that Bryant was “shot and killed while standing with friends near his home,” and that he was an accidental victim “of too many guns on our streets … [four days after Bryant’s murder] the paper published another editorial attacking stop, question and frisk.”
Bloomberg was defending his own NYPD stop-and-frisk policy, which has come under heavy fire from the left, especially given the fact that a new bill would restrict officers from using racial descriptions when tracking suspects. Bloomberg said that under the bill, if someone said a “20-something-year-old white man with a blue windbreaker” committed a crime, “the officer under this bill could only use the color of the windbreaker as a lead.”
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Regardless of color, age, or gender, I believe if any paper or other media tried to report/write about each killing in NY there would not be time, or space, to report anything else. Bloomberg must be having 'favorability' issues.
Can't wait to see how many people, wearing a blue windbreaker, get shot by LEOs in MY. I guess that's how they shot ASIAN WOMEN while looking for a black male (Dormer). SMFH
a written report of everyone killed in that paper's coverage area would require 2 or three sections all by themselves I'm guessing!
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