s memo, lieutenant randy sutton.olice do anything to stem the tide or is this -- are their hands tied? >> here is the problem, you have a mayor elected to try and fight the criminal surge in new york and yet at the same time, the district attorney is the one who is in charge of actually prosecuting the crimes. he's saying, i'm not doing it. when he says he will prosecute armed robbery as petty larceny, this is something absolutely unheard of. here is the reality, for the people of new york, you have elected an individual who cares nothing about the lives and the victims of criminality, he cares nothing. he cares only about the criminal. you're looking at a guy who is now ushering in, you said the golden age of criminality, you weren't really exaggerating one little bit. your previous guest marcia, talking about the officers who were killed last year. not only are the people in new york less safe, law enforcement officers themselves are less safe because of the policies that he just announced. my organization, wounded

former las vegas police lieutenant randy sutton is here to weigh-in.words of alex villanueva. he says they'll take their police back. they had a hiring freeze. that didn't help. they're dealing with an awful situation there. so many great american cities are dealing with this crime wave. >> sandra: . >> the culture of lawlessness has been brought in beginning with ferguson. that's where this began. it's continued on with the media portraying law enforcement as a racist culture when in fact it's a culture of heroism. we have trojan horse district attorneys being placed in positions while they swear and oath to protect their citizens, they're doing quite the opposite. you have george gascon in los angeles. bragg in new york. bragg, you know, is trying to walk back the fact that he was caught red-handed by issuing that memo, which basically stated how he feels. that is that we're just not going to prosecute as many people as possible. gascon, of course, when i call them trojan horse prosecutors and district attorneys, what i'm referring to is they were le