The New York City Crime Report with Pat Dixon

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NO FEDERAL CASE OVER POSTMAN'S GUN ARREST Nov 03, 2019

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AT LONG LAST...

Garret Andritz makes his New York City Crime Report debut. Co-hosts of TBD on Compound Media, Dixon and Garret break down recent crimes in the town so nice they named it more than once.

Shocking: An elderly man was viciously beaten on the street Queens by 2 youngsters after he tried to stop their fight.

Hilarious: A 31-yr-old postman is arrested for pointing a loaded, stolen gun at NYPD detectives during a road rage incident IN VIOLENT BROOKLYN. Glenn Grays, the same postman whose arrest (after profanely yelling at another car full of detectives in March 2016) touched off outrage when video of the incident went viral, was charged with possession of a firearm and menacing.

Unbelievable: The parents of a teen, who was among the large group of violent adversaries who brawled last weekend at a Brooklyn subway station, says he was punched during the melee by an NYPD cop, and have filed suit seeking $5 million.

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Sleeping Booty Nov 02, 2019

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robbery murder rape hilarious

MTA union wants your nasty photos

Sleeping coed sex assault by 17-yr-old HS creep

Car thief dead in stolen car crash

Forgotten borough gangster stalks gal pal with GPS

CODE YELLOW IN BROWNSVILLE Oct 29, 2019

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More on the Brownsville Piss Bandit, who was freed without bail after urinating in a Violent Brooklyn nail salon and setting off a chain of events that resulted in the critical injury of an NYPD officer and the death of a deranged local man. The agenda-driven NY Times' coverage includes several quotes from ignorant area residents who call the actions of the police into question.

A Forgotten Borough marriage ends with a bang as an unhappy hubby fatally shoots his wife in the head, police say.

The Worse, the Better Oct 28, 2019

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## NYCCR 454 Pat Dixon with guest, Seth Barron In VIOLENT BROOKLYN, a brawl at the Jay St. - Metro Tech stop erupts, and cops are forced to restore order after being assaulted. This is interpreted by activists as evidence of the existence of "a police state."

Also in Bk, a man walks into a Brownsville *1-718* nail salon and urinates on the floor. Officers are attacked by an EDP who came into the salon to confront them, leaving a veteran officer in a coma, the EDP dead and the urinator ultimately FREE after the office of Brooklyn DA Eric Gonzalez saw fit to drop all charges.

Mayor de Blasio's latest scheme, to send citizen mental health workers along with cops responding to 911 calls about deranged, potentially violent individuals, is met with harsh criticism. Police sources predict, someone will be dead because of this very soon.

GOTTA BAIL Oct 23, 2019

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A GUY ON A 34-COUNT INDICTMENT, A JUDGE LOWERS HIS BAIL FROM OVER $200K TO 6 GRAND. THEN THE GUY RAPES A 12-YR-OLD WHILE HE'S OUT.

PLUS MUCH MORE.

MURDER in the front, Poker in the rear Oct 22, 2019

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Cyclists deaths UP 250% over last year. A naked smoker DIES on his porch. More on the quadruple homicide in a VIOLENT Brooklyn social club. A rotten corpse discovered in Littleneck. Cuba Gooding again accused of lady-touching. more.

Crackheads in the Park, Women in the Fire Dept. Oct 22, 2019

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A popular Manhattan park has taken an unhappy turn. Drug dealers have been recently observed selling crack, and the open-air drug market has grown in recent months.

Meanwhile, the city council continues to treat the city as its personal social experiment. This shit is ridiculous.

450 -- SETH BARRON Oct 21, 2019

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Closing Rikers to build jails in all the boroughs is an idea only a few people seem to like.

who's that corpse? Oct 19, 2019

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Downward spiral continues

Double Quadruple Homicide Oct 17, 2019

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WE'RE BACK! Not a moment too soon.

Two quadruple homicides inside of a week. Bail leniency, failed policies on the homeless, already starting to bite back at New Yorkers.

with Jersey legend, comedian Rich Carucci