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Asheville Gets It on Police Officer Retention (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in NewsMax.) Asheville is a small- to medium-sized Southern city of 95,000 people. It’s not often in the national news as an example of something good or bad, but it is having deal with the fallout of the “Defund the Police” movement. We have come to expect large cities like Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York to have problems with spiking crime. We have seen some small town devastated by the horrendous “Defund … Read more

There Needs to Be a Better Warning System in Place for Would-Be “Active Shooters” (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts explains how justice failed the victims of the Michigan State shooting this week – and what can be done about it. Earlier this week, a tragic “active shooter” event took place in Michigan State, with gunman Anthony Dwayne McRae taking the lives of three students and injuring five others. He would later take his own life. While there are questions as to how the shooting take place, it’s what happened … Read more

New York Can’t Take Migrants, So Who Can? (By: Michael Letts)

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(Originally appeared in NewsMax.) New York City, in terms of its politics and worldview, is more than blue; it’s deep-blue. Gotham claims to be progressive, opening, and welcoming, but recently showed itself to be racist. That is, if it’s to be judged by its own standards. Eric Adams, the mayor of New York, recently traveled to the Mexican border city of El Paso, Texas and announced “there is no room in New York” for busloads of migrants being … Read more

12 Major US Cities topped their annual homicide records – The Question is WHY? (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Homicides are increasing in record-breaking numbers in cities across America. Twelve major cities ALL just broke their all-time homicide records. These murders are not just occurring in Chicago and New York, but in cities otherwise considered generally safe– like in Rochester, Austin, Texas, Toledo, Baton Rouge. These are cities that, until recently, have not been immediately associated with violent crime. ABC News reported this story that included a statement saying the reasoning behind this dramatic … Read more

Gallup Poll: Majority of Americans say Crime is WorseGuest: Michael Letts

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The majority of Americas say that local crime is getting worse. That’s according to a new Gallup poll. The dismal outlook was terrible enough last yeast when Gallup showed 38% of people believed crime was up in their local areas. But this latest survey shows 51% of the people were convinced that local crime is rising.    Should we be surprised? With all the pressure from the Defund the Police movement for police to stop fighting … Read more

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