Stabbed, Shot, Sued: New York Cops Explain Why No One Wants to Work for the NYPD

The police in our country have been through a difficult few years.

The police in our major cities have had the most difficult time, and, perhaps more than any other force in the nation, New York’s Finest have been severely affected.

New York City has witnessed elevated crime since the COVID-era lockdown and Black Lives Matter movement tightened its grip on our nation during the summer of “mostly peaceful protests.”

In the past few weeks alone, there have been incidents of New Yorkers being lit on fire in subway cars and randomly pushed onto the tracks, while the Soros-funded prosecutors make a spectacle of handcuffing the few citizens still brave enough to defend their neighbors.

No one would be shocked to learn that a dwindling number of aspiring cops want to wade into that mess and vainly try to restore order.