What to do about a homeless man who allegedly killed a woman's golden retriever has generated conflict among the progressive residents of a Brooklyn neighborhood .
County executive of Dutchess County Marc Molinaro joined 'Fox & Friends' to discuss the tragic killing and the broader crime surge impacting the Big Apple.
Martin Lofsnes, a 52-year-old dancer who had moved away from the neighborhood in 2020, saw the discussion on Nextdoor while trying to sell some belongings, and was appalled. He spoke about the"400 yrs of The New York Times reported on the tragic death of a Brooklyn resident's dog, allegedly at the hands of a disturbed homeless man, and how it spurred a debate in a progressive neighborhood about "social justice" versus "law and order."
"The opposite of what we need right now is more cops in this park and more people who want to be helping the cops in this park, when people are already being, like, chased down by the cops," one disruptor allegedly said. The group’s founder, who said he had never previously been the victim of hate as a gay man, was rattled after someone spray-painted the sidewalk outside his home days after the meeting.
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