Al Sharpton urges black lawmakers to crack down on serial criminals, assist prosecutors in cases

on Monday urged black lawmakers to approve new measures to rid the streets of recidivist lawbreakers and help district attorneys prosecute crime.

“We are going to stand up to defend our leaders every time you try to mislead the public about their commitment to public safety. Every day we see the worst of rising crime as much as we see the worst of police brutality. We will not let you roll back justice for our community or get in the way of ensuring safety on our streets,” Sharpton said.

The Siena poll found that 93% of voters said crime is a serious problem in New York — with 61% calling it a very serious problem. The results were similar among all races and ethnicities.

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The fact that this shyster is advocating for law tells you something

When AL SHARPTON is telling you what time it is...

Stupid. This is an oxymoron, Al was a massive advocate for DEFUND THE POLICE. Now let's prosecute come on.

Does this mean he's going to pay the millions he's owed in taxes since the Obama era? He sounds like a serial criminal to me

Notice how many blacks are holding the top post but still claiming they are being systemic oppressed and also how bad they govern a city. What a joke.

He needs a haircut. Badly.

“Uncle Al wants prosecution?” Welp….pack it up folks. Looks like Hell is freezing over and the End-Times are here. Strange days indeed….

BLM will be quick to turn on this guy now.

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