NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly,
the scuzzbag behind NYPD's now unconstitutional stop and frisk program, actually had the unmitigated gall to defend the program on Meet The Press Sunday, using the logic that if the program was stopped, well,
black people are going to die.
“The stark reality is that violence is happening disproportionately
in minority communities,” Kelly told NBC host David Gregory on Sunday.
“We have record-low numbers of murders in New York City, record-low
numbers of shootings. We’re doing something right to save lives. Last
year, as I said, we had a record low in numbers of murders. This year,
we’re running 30 percent below that.”
“I understand the sensitivity of it,” the commissioner added. “It —
very important in the African-American community. I would also submit,
though, that the Trayvon Martin case is a little bit different. These
are two civilians. There clearly was a tragedy, but it didn’t involve
sworn police officers.”
“If a program like stop-and-frisk is abandoned, will people die?” Gregory wondered.
“No question about it, violent crime will go up,” Kelly agreed.
Because, well, Trayvon Martin will happen again and again, and if you don't let the NYPD treat all minorities as pre-criminals, well, somebody's going to get shot when these
savage, inhuman thugs escape their cages.
Ray Kelly just disqualified himself from ever holding a law enforcement job again, frankly. I pray that whomever replaces Mike Bloomberg in NYC as Mayor takes their first day on the job to make a city-wide holiday of firing Ray Kelly's ass, complete with balloons for the kids.
I'm hoping that someone is Bill de Blasio, by the way.
And yes, If President Obama somehow nominates this racist assclown as Homeland Security head, I'll lose my stuff. With the ruling against stop and frisk, it's not going to happen however.
And that's good thing.