The vice president of New York City's Transport Union slammed the city's bail reform on national television after a repeat offenders attack on a subway employee.
Kelley criticized the city's bail reform during his appearance on " Fox & Friends First" on Monday, more than a month after Alexander Wright was accused of attacking an off-duty subway worker.
This can't continue. The bail reform needs to be altered. Kelley said that the guy shouldn't have been free under the new bail reform.
"After 40 beatings, you would think they'd lock him up and throw away the key," he said.
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The victim was called by a rider to help two people who were being harassed by Wright. Nelson went to help the victims.
Nelson was punched in the face by Wright as he walked away from the scene. An employee of the subway was injured in an attack.
He and another man held Wright down despite his injuries. Wright was accused of attacking and harassing someone. He was arrested last week and is currently being held at Rikers Island.
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Wright had over 40 prior arrests before the August incident, including an attack on an Asian woman in New York City.
Kelley said that the MTA employees have a more dangerous job than the NYPD. The NYPD have weapons to protect themselves.
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