The costliest parking space in the city

The New York City Crime Report with Pat Dixon

Pat Dixon

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4.2 • 831 Ratings

🗓️ 23 March 2023

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

An old guy is pepper sprayed by a pot-smoking teen who stands on her right to get high in the building lobby.

When an ongoing dispute over a parking space boils over, a couple beats a guy with a bat until he has brain damage and is on a ventilator.

2 guys make off with $23,000 stolen off the necks of New Yorkers.

Plus more with Douglas Nelson joining as co-host.

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0:00.0	From the smallest room in New York City.
0:02.1	I've been depressed.
0:03.1	It comes a show that gives you a reason to live.
0:05.6	Listen up.
0:06.4	A man, pepper sprayed.
0:08.8	He's 70 years old.
0:11.1	Sprayed by a teen.
0:12.9	How humiliating.
0:14.4	He objected to her smoking pot in the lobby of his Manhattan building.
0:18.3	Now, drugs.
0:19.8	You can't live with them and you can't live without them.
0:23.8	You know, and that's less,
0:25.9	that's a worn out old setup
0:27.7	in search of a punchline
0:29.1	that I didn't get around to writing.
0:30.5	So it's also a half-truth, really.
0:33.8	So let me try again.
0:35.0	Drugs, can't live without them.
0:39.0	A lot of people have this idea that if you smoke pot, you're mellow.
0:42.7	And if you drink beer or liquor, you're a troublemaker and you're going to start throwing punches.
0:47.6	But let's be realistic here.
0:49.6	You know, I'm not saying that everybody who spoke pot is some kind of violent criminal,
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