New York Cops Quit Over Low Pay: They Get Cheated as Billions Are Spent on Migrants
America’s greatest cities were once shining examples of law and order.
Clean streets. Safe neighborhoods. Families strolling without fear.
Those glory days seem increasingly distant in today’s urban landscape.
The transformation of New York City in the 1990s showed the world how proper leadership could turn a struggling metropolis into a global success story.
support law enforcement and maintain order.
Now, a disturbing revelation from America’s largest police force exposes the cost of abandoned principles.
NYPD sergeants are discovering they can make more money by refusing promotions. Meanwhile, the city diverts millions to house illegal migrants in luxury accommodations.
Vincent Vallelong, president of the NYPD’s Sergeants…
