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“[White House press secretary Jen Psaki] may feel safe in the White House, one of the most protected buildings in the United States, but not everyone feels safe in their workplace. The world we find ourselves in is dangerous and is becoming increasingly more so. Tens of thousands of people have been the victims of crime this month alone and some of them never made it back home.” President of the Fraternal Order of Police Patrick Yoes
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Biden Mouthpiece Laughs At Crime Consequences. White House spokes person Jenn Psaki is caught on videotape laughing at the “alternate universe” that recognizes the cold hard fact that violent crime is surging. The video has gone viral is is being widely condemned. Watch the video and judge for yourself:
Fraternal Order of Police accuses White House press secretary of laughing off rising crime rates
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The Fraternal Order of Police, America’s largest police union, harshly criticized Jen Psaki on Monday after the White House press secretary mocked Fox News’ coverage of rising crime rates and questioned the validity of discussing “soft-on-crime consequences.”
“I think it’s wrong—very wrong—for Ms. Psaki to suggest that violent crime in our country is of no concern or to just laugh it off,” President of the Fraternal Order of Police Patrick Yoes said in a statement on Monday.
“She may feel safe in the White House, one of the most protected buildings in the United States, but not everyone feels safe in their workplace,” Yoes continued. “The world we find ourselves in is dangerous and is becoming increasingly more so. Tens of thousands of people have been the victims of crime this month alone and some of them never made it back home.”
Psaki made the comments last week in an appearance on the podcast “Pod Save America,” criticizing Fox News for covering crime while other news outlets reported on other stories.
“And then on Fox is Jeanine Pirro talking about ‘soft-on-crime consequences.’ I mean, what does that even mean, right? So there’s an alternate universe on some coverage. What’s scary about it is a lot of people watch that,” Psaki said.
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According to a FOX Business poll last month, 77% of registered voters said they are “extremely” or “very” concerned about higher crime rates, the second-most-pressing issue for Americans after inflation.
Yoes, the Fraternal Order of Police president, put some blame for rising crime rates on “agenda-driven prosecutors who have gone rogue.”
“Many of them are refusing to bring charges against so-called ‘low-level’ or ‘nonviolent’ offenders,” Yoes said. “Under their leadership, which has been abhorrent in many cases, many violent offenders don’t stay in jail—they’re back on the streets and free to commit more crimes.”
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