The Los Angeles Times quoted Moore saying, “People were … breaking into these containers and stealing firearms, tens of firearms…That gave us the great concern as a source again of further violence in the city as people were capitalizing on the transport of these containers with having little or no policing or security services there.”
Note the subtle suggestion that Union Pacific's at fault for increasing violence in Los Angeles because of "little policing or security"? I guess they didn't lock the trains up hard enough. The increasing violence can't be due to defunding the police or lax prosecution. No, it's the victim's fault for not guarding their stuff hard enough.
> The Los Angeles Times quoted Moore saying, “People were … breaking into these containers and stealing firearms, tens of firearms…That gave us the great concern as a source again of further violence in the city as people were capitalizing on the transport of these containers with having little or no policing or security services there.”
Note the subtle suggestion that Union Pacific's at fault for increasing violence in Los Angeles because of "little policing or security"? I guess they didn't lock the trains up hard enough. The increasing violence can't be due to defunding the police or lax prosecution. No, it's the victim's fault for not guarding their stuff hard enough.
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