The New York City Crime Report with Pat Dixon

In the Bronx, a man disemboweled.

A man in a blonde wig and long coat fires 23 rounds from an AR15, killing 2.

A man set on fire, a child badly burned with fireworks... And the mayor? he's concerned about moving the charging bull statue downtown.

with Seth Barron

IN VIOLENT BROOKLYN...

A GUY POPPED IN THE NECK WHILE WASHING HIS CAR.

SHOOTINGS DROWN OUT PROTESTS...

BLM POLITICAL PRESSURE LEADS TO DISBANDING NYPD'S ANTI-CRIME UNIT WHICH LEADS TO BLACK LIVES LOST. SHOOTINGS UP BY OVER 350%, VICTIMS UP BY OVER 400%.

FIREWORKS, PROTESTERS OUTSIDE GRACIE MANSION TO ANNOY THE MAYOR, WHO IS CLUELESS AND INEFFECTIVE.

THE IDEA OF THE VIRUS LINGERS.

Two NYC lawyers and and upstate woman are face federal charges in Molotov cocktail attacks on NYPD.

Crazy old dude chases BLM protesters with 4-blade Wolverine glove, after they hurl bottles and insults at the man's passing car in Whitestone.

A lenient judge releases a looter without bail after he was arrested for bashing an NYPD cop over the head with a large bong he'd just stolen from a nearby smoke shop. The cop had a concussion and large gash on his head and had to spend several days recovering.

As the dust settles on the riots, in which 450 businesses were looted in the 5 boroughs, more light-hearted protests continue and, as Seth Barron points out, there's a good reason for that: The NY State Governor Cuomo and Mayor de Blasio have determined that protesting the police is the ONLY sanctioned activity, and the only way people in NYC are legally allowed to gather in groups!

No doubt, this increases attendance, especially among younger New Yorkers who are sick of not hanging out with their friends. Thousands have been gathering in Brooklyn and in Washington Square Park in the Village, whether they support the cause or not.

Meanwhile, in front of a few city bars, where liquor can legally be sold to go during this time, people congregated in small groups to enjoy the warmer weather and shake off lockdown fatigue, some of them socializing in public for the first time in months.

After the city and Gov Cuomo gave the protesters their blessing to march, chant and sometimes loot and vandalize businesses throughout the city for two weeks, law-abiding New Yorkers figured they were due some slack. Nope.

Gov. Cuomo sternly admonished New Yorkers, threatened to revoke liquor licenses of bars, harass anyone socializing outside bars or in parks and publicly told the mayor that if he didn't get a handle on things, the state would step in and cancel the reopening of businesses and send us all back to our apartments, as punishment (er.. to keep us all from dying of COVID19.)

GUESTS - Talia Reese, Seth Barron

A 35-yr-old woman falls three stories after climbing up the fire escape to accost her friend with a knife over drugs and money. When a 37-yr-old Blood, of the Gorilla Stone Bloods, came by to accuse the girlfriend's boyfriend of pushing her out the window, the dude, Dwayne Murray, stabbed him to death. All according to NY Post reporting of NYPD arrest reports.

more with civil court lawyer Talia Reese.

After a while, you get sort of tired of trying to be so polite. The protesters who seem to be everywhere at once are well-funded, organized and on a mission to literally bring America to its knees. It's not to make a point about peoples' lives mattering, and don't get mad at me for telling the truth here.

Watch as these protesters force minor confrontations with police, then cry foul? Why does this particular cause suddenly involve the mob making bizarre, emasculating demands? ("Kneel before me and apologize.") Why have protesters insisted that officers march with them? Pose with them? Why are we seemingly expected to make excuses for looters robbing stores, vandals breaking windows, protesters accosting cops, blocking traffic.

Why is there ONLY ONE SOCIALLY ACCEPTABLE WAY to feel about all this?

And *WHY* do our mayors and governors maintain emergency powers when the curve was flattened 2 months ago? Why do they keep insisting we cover our faces? and why do the restrictions bend so easily for protesters? Would this be allowed if there was any significant health risk? It wouldn't. There isn't, and something else is happening which badly needs to be addressed.

More later, so many stories

Karen, the Central Park Dog Walker, Public Enemies No.'s 1-5, KaronaVirus, whatever you want to call her, has found herself in a rapidly-accelerating, socially-engineered media-driven conveyance to international infamy.

She lost her job, her pet and her Social Credit Score.

The viral video in which she called the police on a black man in the Ramble of Central Park showed a fairly ugly side of her personality, but is it possible that she might've had some seemingly legit reason to fear the stranger who insisted that she leash her dog?

Was she 100% in the wrong? It turns out, no. The whole story here about these two nitwits, plus coverage of the hysteria which has now led to death threats, new hate crime legislation and a probe by the New York City Commission on Human Rights.

A bank robber puts a knife to the throat of the manager after the lady bank teller sasses and rebuffs his demand for cash, then makes off with thousands.

Vietnam vet stabbed to death during a Zoom support group meeting, nearly decapitated by his son in front of 20 horrified witnesses.

more fk'd up crime and plague updates.

True crime doesn't get any truer than New York City Crime Report with Pat Dixon. Standup comic Pat Dixon hosts the shit out of this long-running and highly irreverent podcast detailing various aspects of crime in America's Largest City (World's loneliest town).

Here's the problem with a lot of "true crime" shows, they're not happening NOW. They serialize it, dragging out a story over several episodes. They talk about stuff that happened years ago. They bullshit you with spooky music and moralize, speculate, drop hints, take themselves too seriously or waste your time with ads and, I don't know, they mostly suck, that's how I feel.

In continuous production since 2011, NYCCR was one of the FIRST True Crime podcasts and is still the ONLY show devoted to reporting the crime happening NOW in New York City, including murders, robberies, rapes, and social-distancing violations, and it's generally funny or at least disrespectful.

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