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How a broken juvenile justice system is failing in NYC

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Last updated: November 18, 2024 1:07 pm
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“The governor has been clear that the safety of New Yorkers is her top priority, and she has taken swift and decisive action to address the rise in gun violence in our state,” the spokesperson said. “She continues to work with lawmakers to pass common-sense gun safety measures that will get dangerous weapons off our streets, keep our communities safe, and ensure that those who commit crimes are held accountable.”

But Lipetri warned that until the laws change, the city’s youngest criminals will continue to wreak havoc — and the consequences could be deadly.

“This is going to be the future of New York City if we don’t get a handle on it now,” he said. “We’re going to have to deal with a lot of young people that are going to be shot, and I’m not talking about the perpetrator, I’m talking about the victim.”

The chief urged lawmakers to consider the consequences of their actions and make changes to the laws that are allowing young criminals to slip through the cracks.

“We have to be better than this,” Lipetri said. “We have to come up with a solution.”

For now, the city remains on edge as it grapples with the rise of a new generation of hardened criminals — and the broken system that allows them to walk free.

Governor Hochul’s commitment to keeping New Yorkers safe is evident in her efforts to address issues such as gun crimes and car thefts. Working with the legislature, record funding has been allocated to crack down on these offenses and target repeat offenders. Additionally, measures have been taken to expand the cases in which judges have the discretion to set bail, further enhancing public safety in New York.

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One particular concern that has recently come to light is the emergence of “Diablos de la 42,” a group affiliated with the Venezuelan migrant gang Tren de Aragua. This underaged offshoot has caught the attention of the NYPD, highlighting the need for continued vigilance in combating criminal activity in the city.

The administration’s focus on working with law enforcement and local officials to improve the criminal justice system is commendable. By collaborating with stakeholders, efforts can be made to combat violence and strengthen public safety throughout New York. However, there is a recognition that more comprehensive changes may be necessary, particularly in Albany, to address the root causes of criminal behavior and provide effective interventions for at-risk youth.

Law enforcement sources have emphasized the importance of a thorough review of all stakeholders involved in the criminal justice system. The goal is not simply to incarcerate individuals, but rather to intervene early and provide support to help young people get on the right track. By prioritizing prevention and rehabilitation, it is possible to make a positive impact on the lives of those at risk of becoming involved in criminal activity.

In conclusion, Governor Hochul’s administration is committed to enhancing public safety and addressing the complex challenges facing New York. By implementing targeted strategies and collaborating with key stakeholders, it is possible to create a more secure and resilient community for all residents. Together, we can work towards a safer and more prosperous future for the state of New York.

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