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Tough-on-crime Trump says rampant theft could be stopped in “one, real rough, nasty” day of policing
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1:34Now PlayingSomeone’s been watching “The Purge.”
Former President Donald Trump mused about having “one real rough, nasty” and “violent day” of policing to tamp down on rampant retail theft raging across the country while speaking at a rally in Erie, Pa. on Sunday.
“We have to let the police do their job. And if they have to be extraordinarily rough —,” Trump, 78, said before getting interrupted by cheers. “The police aren’t allowed to do their job. They’re told if you do anything, you’re going to lose your pension; you’re going to lose your family, your house, your car. What the hell is going on?”
The 45th president alluded to viral footage of bandits looting retail stores and faulted the “liberal left” for hamstringing law enforcement’s ability to respond to criminals.
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