TESTIMONY
Christopher Leon Johnson, Member of the Public on Addressing Crime Against Older Adults through Bail Reform Repeal
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Christopher Leon Johnson criticizes the city's handling of crimes against older adults, emphasizing the role of non-profits and the need for bail reform repeal.
- Johnson accents the significant issue of crime targeting older individuals in New York City, highlighting the vulnerability of this population.
- He disparages certain non-profits for focusing on their financial interests rather than the wellbeing of older adults and for supporting what he perceives as harmful policies.
- Johnson advocates for the repeal of bail reform, asserting it is essential for improving the safety of older adults by enhancing legal protections against assaults, harassments, and threats.
- He urges both city council and state-level officials to enact more stringent laws to safeguard older adults, critiquing the current legal system's inadequacies.
- Additionally, he accuses these non-profits and officials of prioritizing their political interests over the safety of older adults, further exposing them to crime.
Christopher Leon Johnson
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My name is Christopher Lianne Johnson.
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Thank you to the two chairs, Alexa Vilas.
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I would like I believe that's your name.
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Right?
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Gotta I'm sorry.
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I don't wanna be disrespectful.
Alexa Avilés
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No.
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No.
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Avila's.
Christopher Leon Johnson
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Avila's and Crystal Hudson.
2:41:20
So it's crazy that you know, this topic is about protecting older adults, and we all need protecting older adults.
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There's a big issue in New York City that's called crime.
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Right?
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Against older adults.
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Now, the big issue that I see here is is these nonproposescope force, many nice Mainly Elmkor, Mainly Deshikolation, and there's a lot of these other nonprofits that know what's going on.
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And all they care about is keeping those foundation money, keep them rolling in like the 4 foundation and open societies, and all these other dirty corrupt foundations that all they care about is a allowing this crime to happen in the cities like here, and they had the elected officials cow down to the agenda.
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The way you protect older adults in New York City is barrel form.
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You have to repeal barrel form.
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The city council has to really push they're appealing a bearer form.
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Now if you don't want a bearer form, I get it, you need to help to tell the state the the state assembly and the state senate.
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And the governor to put more laws and to protect older adults when we get when they get assaulted, harassed, and threatened.
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You don't see that at all.
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And it's all all about votes.
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It's all about keeping the votes in certain districts like in corona, and in Sunset Park.
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That's all it's about.
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It's disgusting.
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So like I said, we need to repeal we need to repeal the bearer form.
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We have to put more laws in particularly's older adults.
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And we have to tell these nonprofits to do the right thing instead of try to try to worry about the next payout from the 4 foundation over the societies that are for crime and that's for assaulting for the assault to older people.
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So that's all I gotta say.
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Thank you.