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Shocking Poll Should Tell NYC Pols to Get One Leg Up On Crime · OneLegUpAlex Media

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  Here's your host, Alex Garrett. Well, we've got a new member in
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  the affiliate partnership world as o'riyan Motor Tech is now an affiliate sponsor of the
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  Alex Garrett podcast Network. How cool is that? And of course i did
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  work with the Auto Lab for years, so I've kind of got a affinity
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  for cars. But you know, whenever you talk motor whenever you talk technology,
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  we ever talk. And O'Ryan of course a powerful name, but we'll
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  we'll welcome on and do maybe an affiliate introduction. And this has led me
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  to rename my Instagram alex G the Affiliate because instead of doing five different pages
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  with all these different companies through Impact, just have one alex G the Affiliate,
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  which was formerly and I feel like I affiliate wrong, which was formerly
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  Alex to the Fanatic. But now it's alex G the Affiliate because we've got
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  three now to sponsor. And the beauty of the about Instagram as you can
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  actually make it so all three could be represented one in one link. So
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  we'll take a look at that in the days to come. And I'm excited
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  because we got possible event happening later July. Well we'll get to that once
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  it's confirmed that I'm actually gonna be there, But for now, welcome aboard
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  O'Ryan Motor Technology to the one leg up with Alex Garrett family and look forward
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  to working with you guys and maybe just maybe making this sponsorship grow. I
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  think of Johnny Cash's one piece at a time when I think of motor technology,
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  right, so we got to see him. Maybe maybe we can just
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  keep am radio in all our vehicles, how about that O'Ryan motor technology.
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  So welcome aboard well. One thing that was disturbing over the last day or
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  so well, not only the fact that apparently Biden again gaffed and said that
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  Vladimir instead of Voladimir very strange when addressing the Ukrainian present, he said,
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  Vladimir, I don't know, it's seems like a gaff a minute with him.
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  But the one story that I've found very, very sad is that a
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  staggering sixteen percent of New York City dwellers say they've been physically assaulted in the
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  past year sixteen percent, sixteen percent. One stat says forty one of all
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  New Yorkers told posters posters they've never been this worried for their personal safety.
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  Don Levy, the director of Siena College Research said, asked, is the
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  worst it's ever been? That was the question asked. And while New Yorkers
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  feel unsafe according to the NYPD, crime has been on a se decline in
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  twenty twenty three according to comstat and whatnot. But there is a worry.
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  There is a worry that walking around you could be so object to guys on
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  scooter shooting up, and not only the crime that gets committed in the violence
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  and the shooting up from scooters and elsewhere and just crime, there's the worry
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  that once these guys are arrested, they could be re released and sent back
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  out into the New York City wild. That's the biggest concern is Okay,
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  a crime happens, Unfortunately, that's going to happen. But to have no
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  consequences, to have no consequences for actions, especially murder, that's disturbing.
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  That's extremely disturbing, because okay, you can't cut down every criminal, but
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  you know you can lock them up for good and not on bail reform and
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  not release him on bail reform. You can do that much. Come on,
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  New York City, We're more worried about the wildfire smoke responses at the
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  city Council than we are crime and bail reform. It's kind of disgusting to
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  me and kind of serving. If you haven't asked me, we need have
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  one leg up on crime and you know how you do that. Yeah.
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  I make people feel safe is if bail reform has truly changed so that people
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  don't feel like, once they're assailant is in jail, they give me released
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  easily. If you can send you the assailant to jail and not have them
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  released and assure the victims, hey, we're gonna keep them locked up.
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  I think you have better results than that. I think you'd feel like more
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  less than sixteen percent, less than forty one percent felt unsafe. But until
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  that happens, Sorry and Laby, Sorry Senta College, that poll's gonna go
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  up more. We'll feel unsafe if this bail reform mess is not fixed sooner
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  than later. If the fear of well, if they're in there, will
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  they be able to get out is alleviated, we'll feel safer. We'll feel
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  safer. But sixteen percent have been physically assaulted. Forty one say they are
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  feeling unsafe. In the city. Pretty telling, right, how about this
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  one? Unfortunately in Illinois the Greyhound and I relate to this because I was
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  once luckily steered away from any kind of danger after our bus driver of the
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  Greyhound come back from Tampa, Florida, was almost hijacked in Virginia right next
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  to the baseball stadium in Richmond. Well, we were fortunate that just ended
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  up in a ditch and nothing worse. Because in Illinois there was a massive,
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  massive accident which caused three deaths fourteen injured. So prayers to those who
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  are recuperating. And we don't know why the Greyhound bus was run into or
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  how that happened, but causing a major accident. And then finally, prayers
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  in Chicago as there are sirens going off in the Windy city about tornadoes.
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  Yes, tornadoes in Chicago. Who'd thought we'd ever see that mainstay city.
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  Pretty nuts. Prayers to all going through it right now and boil boy,
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  that Greyhound story did hit home