Former Democrats run for DA as Republican to restore law and order New York

Exclusive: Maud Maron, a former progressive conservative Republican, ran for Maud Maron after being ousted by the Democrats for the differences in pushing for the return of the police to the police. Alvin Bragg As a Manhattan District Attorney.

In an interview with Fox News Digital, Maron was a lawyer, mother of four, who committed crimes under democracy New York City It has been so out of control that the city is facing a serious “public safety crisis.”

She described a situation where criminals cut police officers on their necks and faces inside Manhattan court. In any other city, this situation is outrageous and unheard of, but Malone said it was a familiar scenario due to the policies of Democratic District Attorney Alvin Bragg.

According to Malone, after entering the office in 2022, Bragg released a memorandum for the first day in which he directed his office’s assistant district attorney not to prosecute the entire crime category or “as low as possible and seek as little time as possible”.

“This is the secret to chaos, chaos and violence on our streets, and that’s exactly what we’re seeing,” she said.

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Maron said in just three years since taking office in Bragg that the decline in New York City was obvious, just by going on the street or taking the subway.

“If you are going to commit a crime, it is better to Alvin Bragg takes officebecause he will ensure you receive the least amount of prosecution, the least amount of time to jail, and the least amount of responsibility if you have the least amount of time to incarceration in the future.

As a lifelong New Yorker, Malone said the city’s changes are personal.

“I’m a public school mom and I have four kids going to school,” she said, adding: “More than 300,000 New York City public school students take the subway to school by themselves.”

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“Our subway has become dirty, and now they are mentally ill people who can’t clean themselves are sleeping or doing worse things on the subway. We’ve seen people catch fire, we’ve seen people chop and hurt.”

She said: “I just don’t think it’s going to take children, tourists, workers and commuters through that dangerous glove on the subway. It doesn’t help, those mentally ill who can’t clean themselves or can’t clean themselves or bind themselves.

If elected, Malone said she would release her full-day memorandum titled “People’s Public Safety Plan,” which would articulate “a clear, unapologetic commitment to law and order rooted in common sense, accountability and community protection.”

Malone said she will restore the allegation and prosecution of the assistant district attorney crime Instead of downgrade fees.

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“First of all, what we need to do is to revoke Alvin Bragg’s Day One memorandum. We need to stop the following idea: The category of crimes that the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office does not prosecute,” she said. “The idea behind Alvin Bragg’s Day One memorandum is to keep criminals away from prison as many as possible. But that’s not about those who are hurt and those who need justice. Of course, this undoubtedly doesn’t take into account future victims. If your whole goal is to keep people away from prison as much as possible, then you’ll get future victims hurt by these people.”

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Although New York City is seen as a dark blue city, Malone believes that between independents and moderates on both sides, Prague’s soft crime policy has enough frustration to vote out and flip the red.

She explained: “Everyone I talked to was deeply dissatisfied with the public safety crisis in our city.

Bragg’s office did not respond to a request for comment at the time of Fox News Digital’s publication.