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Boston Mayor Wants to Go Easy on Criminals, Punish Police (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in NewsMax.) The last time I recall, things were not great in Boston right now. Along with a rising criminal element and the lack of support by Democratic leaders to hire more police officers, they’re also dealing with a large wave of migrants that have come to the city. Things could definitely be better there. But Democratic Mayor Michelle Wu simply wants to make things worse. Prior to her hiring in office (according … Read more

Can We Reteach Criminals to Fear Police? (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in NewsMax.) Police walk a fine line. They want and need the public to trust them, but they want criminals to fear them. Lean too far in one direction, and they become ineffective. A good example of this can be seen with what has happened with police since the George Floyd riots. The media painted police in the worst light possible and the public lost their trust in them. Because of that, not … Read more

Halloween is all treats for criminals By Michael Letts

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(Originally published on AUN-TV.)  In the days leading up to Halloween, it looked things would be more trick than treat as NPR reported that 12 mass shootings over the weekend before the spooky holiday made it scarier than Halloween. The shootings left 11 dead and 76 injured across the country. Halloween weekend tends, sadly, to be more violent than other weekends. However, this year puts last year’s Halloween weekend to shame. According to ASIS International, there were nine mass … Read more

Katie Hobbs Helps Criminals and Ignores Victims (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in CNS News.) In November 2002, Ted Price was kidnapped, shot, and murdered. His body was dumped in the desert near Mesa. Aaron Gunches was tried, convicted, and sentenced to death for the murder. However, due to the appeals process, the case spent more than two decades working its way through the system. Price’s family waited all that time, but then the Arizona Supreme Court scheduled the execution for April 6. The Price family thought … Read more

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