New York prosecutor Alvin Bragg is pro-criminal

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There is no dancing around the reality: Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is a pro-criminal activist pretending to be a prosecutor.

Bragg’s office has dropped the trespassing charges against 30 of the protesters who invaded a building at Columbia University. His team also tried to drop charges against 14 more so long as they avoided being arrested for the next six months, but they turned down the deal. That means that for the entire protest during which people illegally occupied a university building and barricaded themselves inside, Bragg has determined just one person is worth actually charging with a crime.

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