Mayor Charlotte calls for silence on Trump’s death penalty

Charlotte Mayor VI Lyles No comments on the president Donald TrumpSuspect accused of uninitiated appeals for execution of death sentence against DECARLOS BROWN JR. Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska’s fatal stabbing On the light rail line.

“The animals that violently killed beautiful ladies from Ukraine and came to the United States for peace and security should be given a ‘fast’ (no doubt!) trial, with only death sentences. There is no other choice!!!” Trump wrote the truth after Brown was arrested and socialized.

Provided by Lyles’ office Fox News Numbers The mayor’s lengthy statement highlights the importance of proper transit security, among other issues, but refuses to comment directly on Trump’s needs.

“The city has been working well with federal government agencies, including the Transit System triennial review earlier this year, which has been successfully completed,” Lyles said.

“We respect the role of the FTA and will take this opportunity to work with them to review how we provide safe services to the community.”

“We are ready and willing to work with state and federal partners to make our community better and safer.”

Democrat Lyles said she will continue to look for bipartisan solutions to the mayors of North Carolina’s largest city, such as transit security issues.

She added that the cat has made several changes since the attack, including Improve the safety of the blue line – From UNC-Charlotte in the north to Pineville near the southern South Carolina line. Zarutska was killed on the blue line.

“The Cats will also deploy new security teams in the coming weeks, including bicycle patrols and urban terrain vehicles. Nearly 30 security personnel will also be added,” Lyles said.

After Brown allegedly killed Ukrainian refugee Zaruska Later complained to his sister He’s “injured [his] Extend “thorn her, and then use rhetoric to ask why anyone stabs someone for no reason.”

Charlotte Mayor VI speaks at a press conference in Charlotte, North Carolina (AP Photo/Nel Redmond)

So is Brown Say it’s “the material used [his] The corpse that committed the crime should be investigated “materials” because “you know that’s not me”.

His sister later added that the woman killed was from Ukraine or Russia, citing what she called “the war with the United States.”

North Carolina still sentences books to death, but has been de facto suspended since its last execution in 2006. Legal struggle alleged bias and medication for lethal injections.

Sarah Rumpf-Whitten of Fox News Digital contributes to this report.