You know a story caught my eye that very disturbing to me.

So you may know that W.C.S. radio news is turning to a sports station on Monday a week from today and that leaves W I N S is

the only news radio in New York City. So there is a reporter there, Kelly Dillon, 40 years old, good reporter,

she's been around, all right, and on October, on August 14th, not October, August,

she's walking around her Manhattan office,

and a guy walks up to her,

grabs her hair and body slams her to the ground. That in nowhere,

random. Okay? So Ms Dylan detailed the attack on Tic-Toc,

so she was assaulted on the streets of New York City randomly

by a man just after midnight on Wednesday.

Okay?

This is around Hudson Street.

That's where her office is. And she's trying to get home to New Jersey so

she's walking for transportation and then this guy does this so she got away from him and she's hurt but not hurt badly but that'll stay with her for her whole life.

This is called social disorder.

Okay? And I believe, based on I was born in Manhattan, raised in Levitown, Long Island, and know the city pretty darn well. We have the highest level

of social disorder in New York City history right now.

Now some people would say well what about the crack wars?

And I was a reporter, I saw that.

That was segmented in certain sections of NYC, the drug wars. This random

social disorders is everywhere you are that you can be walking down a street, some punk comes up and assaults you, and even if he's caught,

it's always a heat, not always, but 90% of them are men nothing will happen to them nothing unless they

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