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Biden’s Crime Wave

Biden’s Crime Wave

The dramatic jump in crime in America’s major urban areas is a result of policies that handcuff police and make crime pay. Those policies can — and must — be changed. ...
William F. Jasper

It was 1:30 p.m. on March 21, 2022, when Linda Frickey left her office job at an insurance company in New Orleans and walked to her car. It was parked at the curb outside the business where she had worked for 28 years. The  grandmother probably had no thought of any imminent threat to her life or safety. Why would she? It was broad daylight, with plenty of street traffic and pedestrians on the sidewalks. But within seconds of reaching her car a horrific scene unfolded. Four carjackers — a male and three females — appeared out of nowhere. A security camera video shows the shocking event. The four assailants casually strolled past Frickey’s vehicle and then did a quick about-face. The male suspect opened the driver door and sprayed mace at Frickey, then began punching and stomping her. He violently tried to drag her out of the car, but the poor woman’s arm was caught in the seatbelt. Meanwhile, the three female accomplices opened the other doors and jumped in. The male carjacker slammed the door and took off, dragging Frickey, as bystanders screamed for them to stop. Frickey was dragged for more than a block, until her arm was ripped off and she bled out in the street as horror-struck witnesses and co-workers tried to staunch the bleeding.

“She was screaming, and she was screaming to please let her go and then they slowed down and opened the door to kick her out,” an eyewitness, Leanne Mascar, told the local Fox News station. “As soon as I saw her, I screamed. I just started running for her — I thought if I could somehow, I don’t know what I could do, but I thought if I could dislodge her from this car.… When I looked down her body was already there, and her arm was.… It’s just not something you expect to see,” she said.

Such is life — and death — these days in New Orleans, otherwise know as “The Big Easy.” But life in the city famous for jazz and Mardi Gras is anything but easy these days. New Orleans, which has been notorious for its crime for years, has recently scaled new heights in violent crime and depravity, as evidenced by the utterly brutal carjacking-murder of Linda Frickey, who by all accounts was a kind and much-beloved mother, grandmother, employee, and neighbor. Adding to the gruesomeness of the crime is the fact that her alleged murderers are mere adolescents. The teens have been identified as John Honore, 17; Lenyra Theophile, 15;  Mar’Qel Curtis, 15; and Briniyah Baker, 15. Honore, it turns out, had been arrested and charged in Adult Criminal Court  — along with two co-defendants — in a previous carjacking two years ago, when he was 15. However, in March of 2021, Honore and his alleged accomplices in that crime were set free by newly elected District Attorney Jason Williams, who dropped the charges against all three defendants. Thus, John Honore was free — and emboldened — to continue a life of crime. As a result, Linda Frickey was senselessly, horribly murdered. No telling how many additional victims Honore preyed upon, courtesy of DA Williams. By the way, in case you missed it, Jason Williams is one of the dozens of “get out of jail free” prosecutors who have been elected over the past several years thanks to funding from billionaire crime boss George Soros and his deceptively named “Justice and Public Safety PAC.” (See Communist Attack on Local Police.)

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