Mayor pressed by news host over violent crime, says daughter doesn't feel safe
(FOX NEWS) -- Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser was asked on Monday if people should feel "safe" in D.C., as the mayor said crime had come down in the nation's capital in "all categories." CNBC host Joe Kernen asked Bowser if his daughter should feel safe in the city. "I’m a nervous person already. So…
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(FOX NEWS) -- Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser was asked on Monday if people should feel "safe" in D.C., as the mayor said crime had come down in the nation's capital in "all categories."
CNBC host Joe Kernen asked Bowser if his daughter should feel safe in the city.
"I’m a nervous person already. So she’s in her twenties. I already worry. She worries. She’s scared, she doesn’t feel safe. She had a place broken into and someone got shot on her block. And she wanted me to just ask you, what’s the answer? Do you have a plan, is it broken windows, that you got to do more of that? Or is it more funding for police? What’s the plan? Should she feel safe in D.C., Mayor Bowser?"
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