A retired NYPD sergeant argues that rising subway crime is largely driven by political decisions rather than law enforcement failures, citing systemic issues that have weakened security measures over time. The veteran officer highlights concerns about enforcement gaps and public safety priorities, suggesting deeper institutional challenges contribute to the problem. His perspective offers a critical view from someone with direct experience in subway policing, contrasting with broader debates over funding and policy responses. The discussion comes amid ongoing concerns about safety in public transit systems.
'The problem is politicians': Retired NYPD sgt. talks subway crime FOX 5 New York
