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LisaL

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16. But the police wouldn't have known this guy was a suspect

Reply to madville (Reply #15)

Mon Dec 23, 2024, 09:24 AM

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if there wasn't a video from inside the subway car showing the attack. Only after they saw that video they realized that the guy sitting on a bench was a suspect.

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Suspect arrested in the killing of a woman who was set on fire on a NYC subway car [View all] RandySF Monday OP

Torture-murder - a new form of depravity bucolic_frolic Monday #1

That isn't new EdmondDantes_ Monday #7

From another source DeepWinter Monday #2

Trump will use this crime for his "Mass deportation" agenda. Cattledog Monday #3

And he apparently got into the country in 2018. LisaL Monday #8

Heard that he was deported once in 2018 right after he entered and then came back again MichMan Monday #20

That's what New York post claims. LisaL Monday #31

Message auto-removed Name removed Tuesday #35

Oh my God, sick sob. Emile Monday #4

This is why some people defend Penny JI7 Monday #5

Are you saying most are democrats??? usedtobedemgurl Monday #11

Harris won over 70% of the votes in NYC n/t MichMan Monday #17

That does not mean the people killing folks are democrats! usedtobedemgurl Monday #23

The suspect is an undocumented Guatemalan migrant, so he couldn't have voted anyway MichMan Monday #24

I'm saying many that defended Penny and want tougher laws against crime JI7 Tuesday #33

And then the governor's Twitter post :facepalm: madville Monday #6

Cameras did solve this crime quickly. LisaL Monday #9

Resources would have been better spent preventing crime than solving it. WhiskeyGrinder Monday #10

How would you prevent a crime like this? LisaL Monday #12

Ensuring the victim wasn't homeless and vulnerable could have been a start. WhiskeyGrinder Monday #13

I don't know that victim had to be homeless for a crime like this to occur. LisaL Monday #14

Why would you say that the victim was homeless? Polybius Monday #25

Preventing his entry would have prevented it Polybius Monday #26

I heard a report that he was deported 6 days later MichMan Monday #29

??? 3auld6phart Monday #27

It's still tone deaf madville Monday #15

But the police wouldn't have known this guy was a suspect LisaL Monday #16

42 NYC Subway murders since 2020 MichMan Monday #18

Horrible Polybius Monday #19

Apparently an Undocumented Immigrant from Guatemala Deep State Witch Monday #21

Yep, this is going to be a poster case for it. LisaL Monday #30

He had already been deported once -- and yet it didn't prevent this. W_HAMILTON Tuesday #34

Horrible. I saw the video of the lady standing there on fire. Dumpy Monday #22

It might be WOKE! WOKE! Helping people you say? Noel Kums Monday #28

Police got a fire extinguisher and put out the fire. LisaL Monday #32