NTD spoke with Guardian Angels’ founder Curtis Sliwa ahead of New York’s gubernatorial election. Sliwa said the city is beginning to slip back into higher crime rates, but a zero-tolerance policy could turn it around.
He’s been protecting New Yorkers since the 1980s. And now the larger-than-life founder of the Guardian Angels, Curtis Sliwa, wants to be mayor and revive the Big Apple that’s been rotting away after a year of lockdowns, riots, and failing businesses. Crime is growing, and people are leaving. The city that never sleeps needs a […]
In this episode of The Nation Speaks, we sit down with Curtis Sliwa, founder of the NYC Guardian Angels, to talk about his mayoral run. We take a look at the border crisis first from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton who we spoke with at CPAC. Then we talk to Sheriff Mark Dannels from Cochise, […]
In this episode of The Nation Speaks, we sit down with Curtis Sliwa, founder of the NYC Guardian Angels, to talk about his mayoral run. We take a look at the border crisis with Sheriff Mark Dannels from Cochise, Arizona and Derek Maltz, former head of the Drug Enforcement Administration’s Special Operations Division. Finally, Georgia Republicans […]
Back in the ’80s, the volunteer organization known as the Guardian Angels was formed to stop violent crimes from being committed in New York city’s subways.
The group now has members patrolling in communities across the US and abroad.
Amidst the extreme tension between rioters and law enforcement in Portland, Ore., a volunteer group of do-gooders is continuing its efforts to prevent violent crimes and serve the community. But one of their leaders said the recent clashes have made the job more difficult.
How are civilian groups like the Guardian Angels taking it upon themselves to protect their cities and their street blocks? Aside from peaceful protesters wanting change following the killing of George Floyd, who else is on the streets? Is there a connection between groups looting and anarchist groups like Antifa? And, why have New York […]
