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An innocent 13-year-old tourist and her mom who were shot by stray bullets inside a Bronx bodega told The Post on Monday that “it’s scary we live in a country like this” amid the Big Apple’s rising crime.
Beatriz Jimenez, 46, and her daughter, Jehieli Duran, had only just arrived from San Antonio, Texas, when they were shot inside the bodega on the corner of Southern Boulevard and Jennings Street on Sunday night.
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“I was very excited to visit New York … And well, it was the first day we got here, and it’s just kind of like changed my perspective on New York.,” the injured teen told The Post.
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Just moments before the mother and daughter were struck, a 22-year-old woman walking her dog was shot in the leg with a stray bullet just blocks away from the bodega, police said.
Interesting, it sounds like your views on the increase in crime have evolved from "not happening" to "it's been worse", to "it's always been bad", to "cyclical"
Interesting, it sounds like your views on the increase in crime have evolved from "not happening" to "it's been worse", to "it's always been bad", to "cyclical"
Interesting, it sounds like your views on the increase in crime have evolved from "not happening" to "it's been worse", to "it's always been bad", to "cyclical"
Is that an accurate assessment?
Well according to you guys it was safe to ride the train with expensive jewelry on before
Guess I cant do that now
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Interesting, it sounds like your views on the increase in crime have evolved from "not happening" to "it's been worse", to "it's always been bad", to "cyclical"
Is that an accurate assessment?
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Originally Posted by pierrepont7731
Basically... Disturbing to say the least.
He realized that the original arguments were laughable.
Probably reward a recent article calling the rise in crime "cyclical".
Which isn't wrong but he can't explain why it's cyclical.
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