What’s Fueling Crime in NYC? Former NYPD Officer Says Bail Reform, Sanctuary Policies, Lack of Support for Police

More robberies are occurring in New York City—about 5 percent more in January, according to the NYPD. Crimes of opportunity are more common, while out-of-control shoplifting and disturbing random violence are gripping the city. What’s to blame? Dean Golemis, a former NYPD officer and the founder of Global Security and Investigative Services, tells NTD it’s bail reform, sanctuary city policies, and a lack of support for police.