My brother Daniel Enriquez’s senseless death on NYC subway should’ve been a wake-up call for soft-on-crime pols ...Middle East

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My brother Daniel Enriquez’s senseless death on NYC subway should’ve been a wake-up call for soft-on-crime pols
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Griselda Vile, sister of slain Q train rider Daniel Enriquez, wishes his death made a bigger impression on the people of NYC so that it would bring change, but writes "it seems like the only thing that might shake these craven politicians into alertness is voting them all out."

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