Francisco Marte spoke to "Wake Up America" two days after former President Donald Trump visited a bodega in Harlem, where Jose Alba, a 61-year-old clerk at the time, stabbed to death Austin Simon, 35, who was trying to assault him in 2022.
Alba was arrested for second-degree murder and locked up for days at Rikers Island until his bail was lowered to $250,000. Bragg eventually dropped the charges against Alba. Alba has since filed a federal lawsuit against the city for racial discrimination, wrongful prosecution, and for jailing him at Rikers Island.In New York, criminals go free while hard working people are punished, Marte said, pointing out an employee in a supermarket was recently arrested for defending himself.
"How can we defend ourselves and not be punished by authorities?" Marte said. "The liberals are so soft on crime." Marte said 30% of bodega owners don't report incidents to police. Trump, who visited the Harlem bodega at Marte's request, told Marte if elected president again, he would work with the mayor and governor to help lower crime.Sam Barron ✉ Sam Barron has almost two decades of experience covering a wide range of topics including politics, crime and business.
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