Guy Rivera had 21 priors and a shiv in his rectum when he shot Det. Jonathan Diller during a routine traffic stop. Queens jury acquitted him of first-degree murder this week. NYPD calls it a gut punch. It was the system working as funded. Who benefits from repeat offenders staying free?
BREAKING: The indictment shows no evidence of an attempted “assassination” of Nerdeen Kiswani.
The suspect is charged with plotting vandalism, as Kiswani, who has organized riots causing hundreds of thousands in damage, knows well. But Kiswani walks free.
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Mamdani and his DSA apparatus are coming for the one unit
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Mamdani and his DSA apparatus are coming for the one unit
Guy Rivera had 21 priors and a shiv in his rectum when he shot Det. Jonathan Diller during a routine traffic stop. Queens jury acquitted him of first-degree murder this week. NYPD calls it a gut punch. It was the system working as funded. Who benefits from repeat offenders staying free?
BREAKING: The indictment shows no evidence of an attempted “assassination” of Nerdeen Kiswani.
The suspect is charged with plotting vandalism, as Kiswani, who has organized riots causing hundreds of thousands in damage, knows well. But Kiswani walks free.
