New Yorkers are questioning if the city is under siege by criminals after violence has been captured on video almost every week.
Larry Nassar admitted sexually assaulting athletes at Michigan State University and at USA Gymnastics, including Olympic medalists.Detective. "The average New Yorker is definitely more aware," Alcazar said. "I remember as a cop five years ago, let’s say, that I would tell people about crime and they just didn’t understand it. They had no idea what was going on because, again, they didn’t see it. Now, it’s pushed onto social media.
However, he says the alarm the average New Yorker feels after seeing these wild videos is short-lived because the crime is not happening to them. "I think New Yorkers for the most part, you know, they’ll see it. They’ll get concerned, but then they still have to go to work.""They have to still live and work in New York City. So, I know a lot of them will say it’s not as bad as portrayed in the news because it’s not their experience," Alcazar said.Featured
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