Ds on crime

[Caveira]

Remember this dude.  Well they let him on the streets again.   Why?   Torture people on fb live   Well you deserve a second chance ?

This absolute monster named Tesfaye Cooper, the same thug who tortured a disabled teenager on Facebook Live, is back on the streets.

The twist?? He just got arrested again... okay, who am I kidding? Of course he was.

He chased down a cyclist who simply waved at him, beat him, spat on him, screamed “Gangster Disciples,” and stole his bike.

Released after only 7 years for the first savage attack.

In a saner penal system, this predator would never see daylight again.

Disgusting. Lock him up for good

[mspart]

I'm going to go out on a limb and say this is part of the progressive playbook to destabilize the country so they will get the support they need to take over as autocrats and rule how they wish.   

I don't see many other ways to explain this kind of wanton disregard for keeping dangerous criminals behind bars.  

My fear is that those that are no so inclined will see this as ever progressing and start taking matters into their own hands.   That would not be good, but it will happen if the justice system continues to be seen as for the criminal and not the victim.   

mspart

[Caveira]

3 hours ago, mspart said:

I'm going to go out on a limb and say this is part of the progressive playbook to destabilize the country so they will get the support they need to take over as autocrats and rule how they wish.   

I don't see many other ways to explain this kind of wanton disregard for keeping dangerous criminals behind bars.  

My fear is that those that are no so inclined will see this as ever progressing and start taking matters into their own hands.   That would not be good, but it will happen if the justice system continues to be seen as for the criminal and not the victim.   

mspart

Notice all the left on this board completely ignore the crime threads.  Never comment.   Why yall think that is ?

[red viking]

15 minutes ago, Caveira said:

Notice all the left on this board completely ignore the crime threads.  Never comment.   Why yall think that is ?

It's the same stupid broken record played by wingers every day...

[Caveira]

15 minutes ago, red viking said:

It's the same stupid broken record played by wingers every day...

Yes.  Ds don’t prioritize crime.  They repeatedly let violent criminals  out to reoffend 

[Caveira]

22 hours ago, red viking said:

It's the same stupid broken record played by wingers every day...

You mean the same soft on crime broken record dems play all day in blue cities? 

 

 

[Scouts Honor]

common sense

something libtards lack

 

[fishbane]

2 hours ago, Scouts Honor said:

common sense

something libtards lack

 

It is unclear what effect the 2022 DC Attorney General election and subsequent change in AG had on murders in DC for a couple reasons.

1) The murder rate has fallen across the country since a peak in 2021.  It has gone down each year.  This includes red cities, blue cities, and cities that have not had a change in AG.

2) Murders in DC actually spiked in 2023 (the first year the new AG was in office) to the highest level in 25 years.  This is the opposite of what was seen across the country where murders fell significantly from 2022.

3) The DC AG voted on by the residents of DC does not prosecute serious crimes.  Felonies committed in DC are prosecuted by the US Attorney for the District of Columbia.  This is not an elected position, but rather appointed by the president and confirmed by the Senate.  So if the claim that the new AG was “more serious about prosecuting crime” that seriousness would have only been applicable to some misdemeanor offenses.  It is less clear being tough on minor misdemeanors would significantly impact the murder rate.  The US Attorney for DC did not change until January 2025 when President Trump took office.

[fishbane]

4) The elected Attorney General for DC like all local elected DC politicians is a Democrat.  Giving him credit for the drop in crime in DC is seemingly against the premise of this thread.

Democrats lack common sense and are soft on crime yet the democrats in DC elected a Democrat as AG and he is getting credit for reducing crime/murders in the city?  Maybe scouts Honor and the people he follows on twitter just don’t know what they are talking about.

Edited April 19 by fishbane

[red viking]

The hypocrisy of the wingers is unreal. Meanwhile, the slime on the rt cheers on a 34-time convicted felon as prez and fact that he essentially forced doj to drop other legit charges against him that would have led to even more felony convictions. 

[Scouts Honor]

as you cheer on a whole regime that has rape and pedophilia as policy

[Caveira]

3 hours ago, fishbane said:

4) The elected Attorney General for DC like all local elected DC politicians is a Democrat.  Giving him credit for the drop in crime in DC is seemingly against the premise of this thread.

Democrats lack common sense and are soft on crime yet the democrats in DC elected a Democrat as AG and he is getting credit for reducing crime/murders in the city?  Maybe scouts Honor and the people he follows on twitter just don’t know what they are talking about.

Short term memory 

 

 

[Caveira]

 

[fishbane]

4 minutes ago, Caveira said:

Short term memory 

Who are you saying has a short term memory?  I didn’t write the tweet that credited the AG that was elected in 202with reduction in crime.  I am also not the one that reposted it here, that was scouts honor. 

[Scouts Honor]

D's on just about anything

 

[JimmySpeaks]

3 hours ago, red viking said:

The hypocrisy of the wingers is unreal. Meanwhile, the slime on the rt cheers on a 34-time convicted felon as prez and fact that he essentially forced doj to drop other legit charges against him that would have led to even more felony convictions. 

Civil charges.  Bahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahah. 

[JimmySpeaks]

4 hours ago, fishbane said:

4) The elected Attorney General for DC like all local elected DC politicians is a Democrat.  Giving him credit for the drop in crime in DC is seemingly against the premise of this thread.

Democrats lack common sense and are soft on crime yet the democrats in DC elected a Democrat as AG and he is getting credit for reducing crime/murders in the city?  Maybe scouts Honor and the people he follows on twitter just don’t know what they are talking about.

Or maybe you should research the flawed crime statistics they’re using in DC.  Manipulating them to look good is the new thing in blue cities.  

[fishbane]

4 minutes ago, JimmySpeaks said:

Or maybe you should research the flawed crime statistics they’re using in DC.  Manipulating them to look good is the new thing in blue cities.  

I didn’t post any crime statistics.  The only ones I described were the homicide numbers going down/up.  Homicide is a crime statistic that’s pretty immune from the usual forms of manipulation.  

[JimmySpeaks]

4 hours ago, fishbane said:

4) Giving him credit for the drop in crime in DC is seemingly against the premise of this thread.

Democrats lack common sense and are soft on crime yet the democrats in DC elected a Democrat as AG and he is getting credit for reducing crime/murders in the city? 

Hmmmmmm looks like more than just murders you were referencing huh? 

[Caveira]

18 minutes ago, fishbane said:

I didn’t post any crime statistics.  The only ones I described were the homicide numbers going down/up.  Homicide is a crime statistic that’s pretty immune from the usual forms of manipulation.  

 

Oversight Committee Releases Bombshell Report Revealing D.C.’s Police Chief Deliberately Manipulated Crime Data

 

WASHINGTON—Today, the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform released an interim staff report titled “Leadership Breakdown: How D.C.’s Police Chief Undermined Crime Data Accuracy.” The interim report, drawn from transcribed interviews with the commanders of all seven D.C. patrol districts, as well as one former commander currently placed on suspended leave, reveals that Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) Chief Pamela A. Smith pressured and at times directed commanders to manipulate crime data in order to maintain the appearance of low crime in the nation’s capital. The testimony from the commanders also describes an environment under Chief Smith marked by fear, intimidation, threats, and retaliation—conditions that contributed directly to declining morale and the loss of experienced officers and commanders.

“Every single person who lives, works, or visits the District of Columbia deserves a safe city, yet it’s now clear the American people were deliberately kept in the dark about the true crime rates in our nation’s capital. Testimony from experienced and courageous MPD commanders has exposed the truth: Chief Pamela Smith coerced staff to report artificially low crime data and cultivated a culture of fear to achieve her agenda. Chief Smith’s decision to mislead the public by manipulating crime statistics is dangerous and undermines trust in both local leadership and law enforcement. Her planned resignation at the end of the month should not be seen as a voluntary choice, but as an inevitable consequence that should have occurred much earlier. Chief Smith should resign today. The House Oversight Committee is delivering on its responsibility to conduct robust oversight over D.C. and will continue its work to ensure crime data is accurately reported to the public,” said Chairman James Comer (R-Ky.).

The House Oversight Committee, which holds jurisdiction over D.C. affairs, is fulfilling its constitutional duty by conducting robust oversight and holding D.C. officials accountable. On August 25, 2025, Committee Chairman Comer launched an investigation following disturbing allegations and whistleblower disclosures suggesting that MPD Chief Smith deliberately manipulated crime data on a widespread basis. Following the eight transcribed interviews conducted by the Committee with seasoned law enforcement commanders, Chief Smith announced her resignation on December 8, 2025. The Committee will continue to seek and review documents to gain a more comprehensive understanding of how, and to what extent, use of new intermediary crime categories and other manipulations were used to suppress reporting of serious crimes in the nation’s capital.

Below are key findings and recommendations from the interim report:

• Chief Smith’s Pressure Campaign Against Staff Led to Inaccurate Crime Data: Testimony revealed that Chief Smith prioritized lowering publicly reported crime numbers over reducing actual crime, placing intense pressure on district commanders to produce low crime statistics by any means necessary. Commanders also testified that Chief Smith pushed for more frequent use of lesser, intermediate charges—which are not publicly reported—and required certain crimes to be reviewed by her office, actions that together amounted to manipulating crime data to present the illusion of lower crime in the District.
• MPD Commanders Confirm President Trump’s Federal Law Enforcement Surge in D.C. is Effective: On August 14, 2025, President Trump issued Executive Order 14333, Declaring a Crime Emergency in the District of Columbia. The effects were twofold: first, the MPD was placed under the control of the U.S. Attorney General, and second, President Trump deployed D.C. National Guard to supplement the MPD’s efforts to fight crime. MPD Commanders testified that President Trump’s efforts have been effective.
• Chief Smith Punished and Removed Officers for Reporting Accurate Crime Numbers and Fostered a Toxic Culture: Commanders described a culture of fear and stated that Chief Smith propagated an ecosystem of retaliation and toxicity. Testimony reveals commanders were berated for reporting rising crime and pressured, both in meetings and in separate individual sessions, to lower reported crime figures. Commanders also testified that Chief Smith engaged in retribution in the form of retaliatory transfers and demotions against various MPD officials.
• D.C. Crime Statistics are Still at Risk of Manipulation: Crime classifications—which affect reported MPD crime data—have been and are still at risk of being artificially reduced to manipulate crime statistics at the expense of public safety even after Chief Smith’s resignation.
• Appointing a New MPD Chief of Police: The Committee recommends that D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser appoint a new Chief of Police to the MPD who will address the ongoing concerns of crime statistics manipulations and alleviate the retaliatory pressures and threats faced by MPD personnel.

 

 

[red viking]

33 minutes ago, JimmySpeaks said:

Civil charges.  Bahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahah. 

No. Other charges were also criminal u idiot.

[JimmySpeaks]

10 minutes ago, red viking said:

No. Other charges were also criminal u idiot.

And charges is all they ended up being.  Right skippy?  

Edited April 19 by JimmySpeaks

[JimmySpeaks]

1 minute ago, red viking said:

No. Other charges were also criminal u idiot.

Btw dumbass you can t be convicted of civil charges.  

[JimmySpeaks]

Convicted of NOTHING 

[fishbane]

15 minutes ago, JimmySpeaks said:

Hmmmmmm looks like more than just murders you were referencing huh? 

I didn’t credit the AG for causing the reduction in crime.  I also was not quoting statistics for any other crimes.  Just pointing out that prosecuting serious crimes are not the responsibility of the AG. So crediting them for the reduction in murder numbers is illogical.