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Congressional Leadership Fund (CLF) spokesperson Will Reinert told Breitbart News in a statement on Tuesday that Rep. Max Rose’s (D-NY) support for bail reform put “dangerous criminals” back on the streets. 

A pair of attorneys who have been charged with throwing a molotov cocktail at a packed New York City Police Department (NYPD) vehicle during riots have been released on bail.

The Dallas Police Association president said a shootout on Saturday night is just part of the “emboldenment of the criminal.” This “lawlessness,” he says, has been caused by policies of Dallas County and unaccountable judges.

New York City, New York rioters arrested for crimes considered “low-level” will not face any charges after nights of rioting, looting, and setting fires. Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance says his office will not prosecute any rioters who were charged

Arsonists who set fires in New York City, New York, during multiple nights of riots will be instantly freed from jail if ever arrested thanks to Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s (D-NY) bail reform law.

More than 400 looters arrested in New York City, New York, riots this week will be immediately freed from jail thanks to Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s (D-NY) “bail reform” policy that eliminated bail for many nonviolent and violent crimes. 

A suspect was arrested three times over the course of 12 hours by Orange County, California law enforcement officials thanks to the state’s newly enacted zero-bail policy for accused criminals charged with a variety of crimes. 

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) is bragging about the number of inmates he is releasing from prison in the midst of the Chinese coronavirus crisis while car theft skyrockets in the city.

Five teenage boys have been charged in connection with an alleged attack on a teenage girl in Brooklyn, New York, Thursday.

Police are searching for a group of suspects who allegedly stomped on a teenage girl lying on a sidewalk in Brooklyn, New York, Thursday.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio was grilled by New Yorkers who said they are fed up with the rising crime rate in the city, blaming his policies of neighborhood jails, homeless shelters in communities, and the state’s new abolishment of bail for criminals deemed “non-violent.” 

New York’s law eliminating bail for crimes deemed “non-violent” allowed an accused assailant to be arrested three times in one day because police were forced to continue releasing him after the arrests.

A convicted felon who thanked New York Democrats this week for eliminating bail for a series of crimes deemed “non-violent” was arrested for the 140th time, just days after he was released from New York City Police Department (NYPD) custody. 

A violent crime victim ready to testify against MS-13 Gang members in Long Island, New York has been murdered after Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s (D) latest jailbreak law forced witness names to be revealed to the defense in the criminal case. 

Three illegal aliens are among six accused drug dealers who were freed from jail by New York City officials after their arrests for allegedly operating a heroin-fentanyl packaging ring out of a Bronx apartment. 

New York’s newly implemented jailbreak policy has freed six accused drug dealers who allegedly operated a $7 million heroin-fentanyl packaging ring out of a Bronx, New York City, apartment.

A suspect accused of beating his girlfriend in Harriman, New York, was released on an appearance ticket Tuesday. 

New York’s “bail reform” is giving “get out of jail free” cards to alleged hate crime perpetrators, allowing them to attack others.

A suspect accused of assaulting three Orthodox Jewish women in an antisemitic attack was immediately freed from jail without having to post bail thanks to New York’s newest bail laws that provide an instant release to accused criminals.

The state of New York is set to free at least 20,000 accused criminals from prison beginning January 1, 2020 and provide many with taxpayer-funded housing and job training services thanks to criminal justice reform laws.

New York City, New York will soon shower 900 freed inmates with gifts such as Mets tickets, movie passes, and gift cards for simply showing up to their court dates.