Zohran Mandami, the Democratic frontrunner for NYC mayor, is leading the polls but his proposal to deprioritize domestic violence calls for the NYPD is raising alarm. In this episode of Real Talk with Lilly Dispatch, I break down why this plan is dangerous for victims, officers, and communities.

We’ll talk about:

• Mandami’s rise in the polls and what’s at stake

• The real-life dangers of delaying police response

• Why domestic violence calls are among the most critical for public safety

• How weakening law enforcement support leaves victims vulnerable

Victims deserve protection, not politics. Tune in now and learn why this policy could be a disaster for New Yorkers.

Subscribe for more real talk on public safety and policy issues that matter.

In this episode of Real Talk with Lilly, I'm diving into the new Buffer Zone Bill passed in Nassau County. What it really means and why it matters. As a survivor and advocate, I share personal stories about how chaos at emergency scenes can make things worse for victims and first responders. I’ll break down what this bill does, the types of incidents that inspired it, and why it’s about more than just politics. It’s about public safety and respect.

Whether you’ve never heard of the bill or already have strong opinions, this episode will give you a grounded, real-world perspective.

I talk about retail crime and NY Bail Reform laws as a former employee who used to work in retail.

Manhattan DA Political Prosecution

DA Bragg needs to start doing his job!

Explains a little bit in depth about the NY Discovery Law and the DA's office

This episode discusses Anthony D 'Esposito's path to Congress, James Coll's race for NY State Senate, the NY Bail Reform Act, illegals, and inflation. 

How the NY Bail Reform Act is Impacting Long Island including an increase in crimes in certain categories as a result of this policy. 

This episode talks about Lee Zeldin NY Governor's race and NY's crime issue with its current policies and the new policy that is being proposed in the state legislature.