Republican New York City councilmembers Joe Borelli and Inna Vernikov blasted Democrats for supporting soft-on-crime Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg.
is under fire for endangering The Big Apple with soft-on-crime policies as convictions decline and criminals see downgraded charges despite surging violence, garnering criticism from two Republican council members who said he is behind the problem.
"New Yorkers are learning you get what you deserve," New York City councilman Joe Borelli said of the crime wave Monday on""They overwhelmingly elected this guy, Alvin Bragg, who promised on day one to do exactly what he was doing. He's not lying, he's not hiding, he's not shameful of how he wants to treat this office…." he added.Borelli also pointed to Manhattan voters' overwhelming support for Democratic Gov.
"As long as somebody like Alvin Bragg is there, New York City will never be as safe as it was when Rudy Giuliani and then Mike Bloomberg and even a part of Bill de Blasio's term. You had the safest large city in America…" he said.
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