Hadiya Pendleton's Parents support stop and frisk!

[the next guy]

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/chi_warns_ny_people_will_die_nlW1KDkNY9gltkACkXDzhP

“If crime rates are down in New York, don’t stop what you’re doing. Don’t test the water,” said Nathaniel Pendleton, whose 15-year-old daughter, Hadiya, was shot to death a week after singing at President Obama’s inauguration in January.

 

[delta]

if they had a son bet they wouldnt be sayin that shyt

 

[QuintessentialBM]

 

[the next guy]

@Hiphoplives4eva

 

[concise]

“Can you sleep at night if someone gets shot because a cop couldn’t search someone they know has a gun?” he asked.

 

[NYC Rebel]

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/chi_warns_ny_people_will_die_nlW1KDkNY9gltkACkXDzhP

“If crime rates are down in New York, don’t stop what you’re doing. Don’t test the water,” said Nathaniel Pendleton, whose 15-year-old daughter, Hadiya, was shot to death a week after singing at President Obama’s inauguration in January.

They obviously know nothing about NY because crime was down BEFORE stop and frisk was implemented.

It's always people the people that aren't armed with the social science to talk that do the most talking.

 

[the next guy]

http://edition.cnn.com/2013/08/14/us/new-york-chicago-stop-frisk/index.html
- Police departments in Chicago and New York are trading barbs after a federal judge ruled that New York City's stop-and-frisk policy was unconstitutional.
"Welcome to Chicago," a Bronx police officer told the New York Post after the ruling, insinuating that crime rates in New York would approach those of the embattled Midwestern city as a result of the ruling, which mandated changes to stop-and-frisk.

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/ny_welcome_to_chicago_cops_q3jeWY0siPedh7PvLkZdjJ


A judge’s overhaul of stop-and-frisk could send Big Apple crime soaring to levels found in blighted cities like Chicago and Detroit, NYPD cops warned yesterday.

“Welcome to Chicago,” said a veteran Bronx police officer, who believes cops will become overly cautious about stopping suspects and let criminals slip through their grasp.

Numerous members of New York’s Finest blasted Manhattan federal Judge Shira Scheindlin’s ruling against stop-and-frisk, which included the appointment of an outside monitor and a requirement that cops in some of the most crime-ridden precincts wear cameras to record their conduct.