Time To Reconsider "Cop On The Block" Proposal In NYC

My "Cop On The Block" Proposal From 2017 In NYC Deserves A Second Look

Instead of putting forward no-cost proposals for public safety in New York City, nut case Washington Post Reporter Taylor Lorenz is calling for more killings of CEOs on the streets. We think this kind of rallying cry for violent nut jobs to kill will be directed at Elon Musk and Donald Trump soon.

We believe ex-WaPo reporter Taylor Lorenz will be used specifically to activate Antifa nut cases to attack either Donald Trump or Elon Musk based on the disgusting behavior she displayed today.

This assassination seems more like an activation of Antifa assassin wannabees than a murder investigation. My ex-partner, Task Force, would have wrapped up this investigation with one of her trained dogs in an hour. The murder investigation so far seems designed to fail, leading me to believe there is some other agenda here to cheer on the murderer is some sort of class warfare trope against the rich.

I recommend focusing on the shooter to solve the crime, not selecting new, misguided, insane targets. Fortunately, the internet is taking the same approach our researchers helped pioneer in 2016 on YouTube, and researchers are trying to help law enforcement.

The first reaction of most viewers is the assassin's professional training. Now that we know the assassin took a bus to New York from Georgia before Thanksgiving, I asked whether he could be a trainee at the CIA’s School of Assassins (it has been renamed) in Georgia.

The internet is working together despite the lackadaisical response from the NYPD to catch the UHC CEO killer. Every detail is being picked up and reported. For instance, the killer stopped at a Starbucks and bought a water bottle and two protein bars, and details are being spilled.

This investigation reminds me of the many murder and kidnapping investigations our researchers worked on in 2016 and 2017. All kinds of questions keep coming up. Can we extract DNA from those wrappers and water bottles?

Can we run the killer’s picture against photo recognition databases? Did the killer use cash or a credit card? Cash would have DNA evidence, and credit cards could quickly identify the killer. Two and a half days to find a backpack in plain site near the popular merry-go-round in Central Park.

We have the killer's complete route from 54th Street to 82nd Street and Madison from the CityBike he rode from the murder scene, for instance, another great data source called IP Pings. Our researchers followed twenty different IP pings in the White Van at the Thomas Crooks home and place of business for the Trump Assassination with seven of the locations still being suppressed by the Heritage Foundation.

Can we start interviewing witnesses around 82nd and Madison instead of coming up with new targeted CEOs to kill? Can we start looking for the Peak Design back page in Central Park? Can we ask how he rented a CityBike with only cash?

The online investigation occurring now is bringing back memories of our 2016 and 2017 murder and kidnapping investigations. My point is that this investigation should take the open source example we set in 2017 for the Braverman CEO kidnapping.

Instead of diverting the key first twenty-four hours after the shooting to yet another target that should be killed, ex-Washington Post Reporter Taylor Lorenz helped squander the attention of Twitter away from the murder that needed to be solved. Fortunately, most internet researchers earnestly tried to help identify additional ways to catch the UHC CEO killer.

Old-school detective work is still the best. The murder cases I worked on in New York City in 2016 and 2017 were known for me hitting the bricks and then sharing all the information with online citizen journalists around the world as I went. For every case I ran down, I always got hundreds of leads from very helpful researchers.

That is currently how this United Healthcare CEO shooting is progressing, with a mosaic of information slowly coming together. This is very hopeful and promising.

When I was working on the kidnapping case of Clinton Foundation CEO Eric Braverman, I combed every place Braverman ever set foot in New York City.

I also recommended the NYPD do a massive shift in putting more cops on the street after two Egyptian pilots set off roller bombers in September of 2016, at the same time CEO Eric Braverman appeared to be kidnapped. Unbelievably, the two Muslim Egyptian pilots rolling the bombs down the street on 23rd Street in Manhattan escaped from New York without being caught. More police feet on the street would have stopped the Braverman kidnapping and may have seen the two Egyptian pilot bombers as well.

After investigating the two Egypt Air pilots rolling two roller bombs around the busy 23rd Avenue in New York in September 2016, I suggested that the New York City Police Department go back to having a cop on every block to stop terrorism and crime. This “Cop On The Block” method of policing was the method of policing of future President Theodore Roosevelt when he was Chief of Police in New York.

Using the “Cop On The Block” scheme, I calculated the United Healthcare CEO shooter would have encountered twenty-five to thirty police officers on his escape from 54th Street to 82nd Street in Manhattan instead of the apparent number of zero the shooter encountered.

How could two terrorists roll bombs around the streets of New York over a four-block area, check into a hotel, and then leave the next day without being stopped by New York police? I speculated that three different police officers would at least have noticed two roller bombers in my “cop on the block” proposal for New York City.

Studying the geographical area of the escape route in the Brian Thompson murder, the murderer would have encountered at least seven police officers. Instead, we still have a manhunt to this hour.

Incredibly, even reputable news outlets like Drudge are not responding to the glaring lack of security in New York City, instead, they’re spending time trying to decipher obvious false breadcrumbs from the murderer’s hand with words written on bullets.

The murderer isn’t going to write, “I am carrying out a hit for Brian Thompson’s boss.” on his bullets. The killer is going to put some other distraction about hate for insurance CEOs on the bullets.

The apparent motive belongs to Brian Thompson's boss, who is in the middle of a DOJ investigation in which Thompson was a witness. United Healthcare CEO Witty admitted in front of Congress that he paid a hacking group calling itself “Black Cat” $22 Million in ransom in February after all their patient’s data was hacked. There is an old saying in Court reporting that the blood trail follows the money trail.

Instead of following the blood trail to the “Black Cat” $22 Million and the theft of millions of patient records, “must be a retard” ex-WaPo Reporter, Taylor Lorenz, tries to target another healthcare CEO! (Disclaimer - I tangled on social media with Washington Post reporter Shaun Boberg after he dismissed my “it’s a spy ring in Congress” summation at the Irman Awan trial).

https://www.washingtonpost.com/investigations/federal-probe-into-house-technology-worker-imran-awan-yields-intrigue-no-evidence-of-espionage/2017/09/16/100b4170-93f2-11e7-b9bc-b2f7903bab0d_story.html

We are getting farther away from providing public safety for people walking in New York City and stopping terrorist roller bombers, and ex-WaPo reporters are wanting to take us in the direction of hating on healthcare CEOs.

I walk in New York City everywhere, and I did every day for years, all day. Why can’t NYC police? That is their job.

I was constantly almost hit by traffic while walking around the streets of New York, but you get a much better idea of what is happening on the street if you pound the pavement rather than hiding behind a desk somewhere.

I used to hang out on 23rd Street under Tony Podesta’s luxury condo, within easy eyeshot of Huma Abedin’s apartment and Anthony Weiner’s place, while watching to see if the seemingly kidnapped CEO of the Clinton Foundation, Eric Braverman, would show up at his 23rd Street address. Any cop at this location would see two Muslim pilots with a roller bomb, yet the Muslim pilots rolled right past this location unnoticed.

When I followed up on the Joe Rago murder in New York, I burned through a pair of shoes just following the key places he worked and frequented after work. We need to put the gumshoe back into police work and leave the nutcase WaPo reporters out of the United HealthCare CEO murder story.

Taylor Lorenz is a Nut case.

Whatever happened to following the blood trail and the money trail?