@@micahandme8078 It is that simple. Cops being able to police like 90s New York cops, mandatory minimum sentencing (even for juveniles) and 3 strike rule would make a huge difference.
Give these nurses armed security. Let security carry AR15’s in front of the hospital. I know that guns are scary but it’s also scary for criminals. That’s why they never target places where people are carrying guns.
I worked there for a long time and the area has always been scary. I would never go outside. I’m sure it’s just a whole lot more fun now that Mpls doesn’t prosecute criminals and just releases them instead.
Maybe they should have a big sign that reads *no guns allowed on the premises* one that is as big as the hospital sign itself and have a guy outside with a loudspeaker asking people not to bring guns on hospital grounds that'll get the criminals to listen
That is brilliant “professor chaos.” The problem isn’t IN the hospitals, it’s AROUND the hospitals. If you knew your stuff, having a sign that says “No guns allowed” does not mean you cannot carry. It means you can, but if someone asks you to remove the firearm from the premises, you should or risk the consequences (which usually involve law enforcement). Hence the CONCEAL AND CARRY permit. Which requires one to be trained on how and when to use a firearm as well as when NOT to. Something criminals do not have.
listen, children's hospital is near e franklin ave, a lifestyle crack cocaine and mental illness ridden street, it's also near many homeless shelters, after 3pm, they release all the homeless out wreak havoc. there should be some standards on where you can allow homeless shelters to zone.
I'm sure that our new Commissioner of Public Safety ($300,000 BTW) will start a task force and have a press conference to address this serious situation. maybe build more parks? come up with solutions such as "be aware of your surroundings", "call the police if you see something". Time to put your $300,000 where your mouth is.
Maybe the city should invest in care bears that will use their powerful "care bear stares" to help criminal elements to have serious introspections to see the harm and destructiveness of their ways.
@@kh884488 That's brilliant. I was thinking My Little Ponies, but you've nailed it because the bears are plush & squishy. Just don't include any white bears and get pro noun pins please.
Let's be real, most if not all law abiding folks fear for their safety in Minneapolis. Why is nothing but lip service and coddling being done about it? Y'all gotta vote different if you don't want this lawlessness any longer.
@@R.J.1 are they saying gangs are just roving around looking for easy targets/victims? Or just the general feel? I know people who live on the rougher sides of Minneapolis and they say there's more gun shots on a regular basis but in terms of being scared about acts of violence, they don't necessarily feel it's more dangerous than it was before but they do admit there's more BS happening. Appreciate the perspective
@@09BiGDylan There are roaming individuals and groups looking for soft targets, no question. On campus, Dinkytown, downtown, Lake St, over North and South. Numbers don't lie, nor do your lying eyes. You're friends are right, gunshots have increased, but so has crime as a whole. If you don't have some element of concern for your safety in MPLS, past and present, you're naive. Organized gangs are roaming as well, but they're at war with each other. Kids and innocents getting hit by stray bullets. I know over a dozen people, many who grew up in MPLS that have moved out of the city they once loved because it's not worth it. It's uncivilized to live in a place where gunshots daily are the norm. That's 3rd world, not MN.
I had a bad feeling last Thursday when my wife scheduled a scan for our newborn at the Minneapolis Children's hospital instead of the Minnetonka one. After all, Minneapolis is half the distance from our home, and she had a heck of a time getting in. Well, we parked in the green ramp and took the 2nd floor skyway into the clinic, with no issues. On the way out of the ramp, I saw the signs warning of pedestrians and cyclists (I'm a cyclist myself), so I looked all the way down, both ways, and especially to the left (26th is one-way, WB), and saw no cyclists. Someone was kind enough to let us in since traffic was backing up at the light. I pulled in as far as I could, then suddenly there was a big THUMP, scaring the crap out of both my wife and me, who was sitting behind me, next to our new baby in the bassinet. Apparently, a guy in his 60s, who has seen a lot of sun, on a bike with no helmet, swerved out of the bike lane and over to my driver's door and slapped the roof of my car (hard), and hit my door - either kicked or hit with his wheel. My wife was very upset and angry and was screaming! She said that once he saw her face (she's Nigerian), he backed way off. He may have also seen the baby, too. Traffic started to move, but I moved slowly, wanting to talk to him. My wife, who was still upset, insisted that we keep going. Clearly, this guy didn't want a confrontation with us, and was looking down and making sure he was going slower than our car. I only wanted to coach the guy - to help him pick his battles wisely. He could have easily avoided us and not acted up. I just wanted to talk some sense into him. While I felt I did everything I knew how to do, to not block the bike lane, this guy felt entitled to "teach me a lesson". However, guys like me are not the problem - seeing the corner of a car partially blocking a bike lane in the distance usually does not involve a fatality. The dangerous motorists out there are the speeders. On the rest of the trip home, I had to navigate some "20 is plenty" streets to get back to the freeway. Apparently, 20 is not plenty enough! The meanness of Minneapolis residents tailgating others who are going 20 is something else! Next time, I'll go 15! I think that misguided cyclist would be much more effective with a pocket speed gun and some stop sticks!
There is a severe shortage of nurses for in-home care - we are supposed to have 24-hour nursing for my sis and only have about 1/4 of shifts covered by nurses and about half covered by PCAs. We would gladly provide a safe, less stressful work environment for them!
Thanks, Gov Walz and your liberal cronies for promoting crime and violence. Tying the hands of law enforcement during the summer of love in Mpls sure has improved things up there. When will voters wake up in this state?
Clean up the crime and people will come back. Go after the violent criminals and stop repeatedly releasing them back onto our streets and held the accountable. I don’t blame these nurses for going on strike. I have not felt safe taking the city bus, light rail or even just walking through my neighborhood. Minneapolis has gotten really bad. If you think Minneapolis was really bad back in the 1990’s when it was referred as Murdereapolis, it’s a lot worse now.
But cleaning up crime is white supremacy and enforcing laws against violence is racist..... LOL Minneapolis is getting what it deserves, what it voted for.
I grew up in Minneapolis.People put up with the cold winters and mosquitos in summer because it was a clean, fairly safe, well-governed place with a fabulous park system and all sorts of outdoor recreation. Things started changing in the 80s when there was a big influx of out-of-state people who came to.the city to sell crack and take advantage of higher welfare benefits. By 1996 I had had enough of slumlords, traffic, constant noise from the airport, crime and declining schools for my child. Left in 1996 and never regretted it. A beautiful place, ruined.
@@lauras9943 Have I considered professional help to process my fears???? Ha Ha Ha Ha!!! I’m cracking up laughing 😆 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀!!!!!!! You don’t know me so get the fuck out of here!!!!!
Florida is looking for hospital workers. It's a lot safer there and you're going to retire in the Sunshine state anyway. Might as well get there earlier.
MPLS needs to vote out it's current local government.. maybe instead of voting for somebody because of their race or gender to achieve some diversity quota (which is racist and sexist), you should vote for somebody who is qualified to get the job done. But... Democrats will never learn their lesson..
There's cameras everywhere. If cops were doing it, there'd be proof. I really hope your high rather than nuts. We all know who's doing it, except you apparently. Please consider getting your mental checked out.
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People in Minneapolis voted in the prosecutors, judges, and city council politicians. Now we see the results.
Elections have consequences
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wow. if life were that simple
@@micahandme8078 It is that simple. Cops being able to police like 90s New York cops, mandatory minimum sentencing (even for juveniles) and 3 strike rule would make a huge difference.
Thanks Keith Ellison, Ilhan Omar, John Thompson, Jamal LOsman for turning Minneapolis into a crime ridden dump.
Give these nurses armed security. Let security carry AR15’s in front of the hospital. I know that guns are scary but it’s also scary for criminals. That’s why they never target places where people are carrying guns.
I support this Mohammed
100%
They have armed security 24/7
Damn, I didn't know crime didn't exist in places like Texas where most people own guns.
@@09BiGDylan It's better to have and not need than to need and not have.
I worked there for a long time and the area has always been scary. I would never go outside. I’m sure it’s just a whole lot more fun now that Mpls doesn’t prosecute criminals and just releases them instead.
You're right, sadly
I have a Weird Idea! When a Criminal commits a Crime arrest them and Keep them locked up for more than 1 Day👍
Yes. They keep arresting the same people over and over. Land of probation.
Maybe they should have a big sign that reads *no guns allowed on the premises* one that is as big as the hospital sign itself and have a guy outside with a loudspeaker asking people not to bring guns on hospital grounds that'll get the criminals to listen
Employees packing would hamper criminals people still don't get it they have to protect themselves it's no one else's job to personally protect you.
Yes because gun free zone signs totally work. 😂
That is brilliant “professor chaos.” The problem isn’t IN the hospitals, it’s AROUND the hospitals. If you knew your stuff, having a sign that says “No guns allowed” does not mean you cannot carry. It means you can, but if someone asks you to remove the firearm from the premises, you should or risk the consequences (which usually involve law enforcement). Hence the CONCEAL AND CARRY permit. Which requires one to be trained on how and when to use a firearm as well as when NOT to. Something criminals do not have.
Nurses need to make the right decision come November. which is more important, public safety or abortion rights?
You have summed up the midterms perfectly... Unfortunately leftists love chaos and anarchy
listen, children's hospital is near e franklin ave, a lifestyle crack cocaine and mental illness ridden street, it's also near many homeless shelters, after 3pm, they release all the homeless out wreak havoc. there should be some standards on where you can allow homeless shelters to zone.
It's crazy in Mpls not worth to even go there..
I'm sure that our new Commissioner of Public Safety ($300,000 BTW) will start a task force and have a press conference to address this serious situation. maybe build more parks? come up with solutions such as "be aware of your surroundings", "call the police if you see something". Time to put your $300,000 where your mouth is.
I have a feeling 300k is only gonna get us a big Obama goose egg. 🥚
He's an expensive decoration. Just like most bureaucrats.
Maybe the city should invest in care bears that will use their powerful "care bear stares" to help criminal elements to have serious introspections to see the harm and destructiveness of their ways.
@@kh884488 That's brilliant. I was thinking My Little Ponies, but you've nailed it because the bears are plush & squishy. Just don't include any white bears and get pro noun pins please.
@@R.J.1 it's legit. The care bears know how to get things done.
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What a rich and vibrant culture
MN has turned into disgusting maga country
These places are only blocks away from Lake street, that's the place that politicians want the whole city to look like. 👎
Thanks Keith Ellison, Jamal Osman, John Thompson and Ilhan Omar and our city council for turning Minneapolis into a crime ridden dump.
A worker got robbed in broad daylight outside the ER at Children’s last week.
Isn't that hospital off of lake st in Minneapolis? Lake St. Is One of the worst streets in Minneapolis very dangerous
Hospital Admins" safety is our Number 1 concern"
Hospital Admin" we cant afford $25 an hour for a security guard"
Let's be real, most if not all law abiding folks fear for their safety in Minneapolis. Why is nothing but lip service and coddling being done about it? Y'all gotta vote different if you don't want this lawlessness any longer.
do you know or talk to anyone from Minneapolis?
@@09BiGDylan Every day. Lived here my entire life.
@@R.J.1 are they saying gangs are just roving around looking for easy targets/victims? Or just the general feel?
I know people who live on the rougher sides of Minneapolis and they say there's more gun shots on a regular basis but in terms of being scared about acts of violence, they don't necessarily feel it's more dangerous than it was before but they do admit there's more BS happening. Appreciate the perspective
@@09BiGDylan There are roaming individuals and groups looking for soft targets, no question. On campus, Dinkytown, downtown, Lake St, over North and South. Numbers don't lie, nor do your lying eyes. You're friends are right, gunshots have increased, but so has crime as a whole. If you don't have some element of concern for your safety in MPLS, past and present, you're naive. Organized gangs are roaming as well, but they're at war with each other. Kids and innocents getting hit by stray bullets. I know over a dozen people, many who grew up in MPLS that have moved out of the city they once loved because it's not worth it. It's uncivilized to live in a place where gunshots daily are the norm. That's 3rd world, not MN.
This sounds like fake news.
I'm just here to point out there are people advertising porn in every WCCO clip lol
Almost any clip you watch from anywhere now has those.
@@TheJanet4321 True. However the comment section on WCCO's clips is usually empty, except for the porn ads/scams.
Report it!
Can I like be president of Minneapolis I hate to see it keep going to shit. I have to live here 😭😭😭
You can change your situation... Just stop voting for depraved Marxists
I had a bad feeling last Thursday when my wife scheduled a scan for our newborn at the Minneapolis Children's hospital instead of the Minnetonka one. After all, Minneapolis is half the distance from our home, and she had a heck of a time getting in. Well, we parked in the green ramp and took the 2nd floor skyway into the clinic, with no issues. On the way out of the ramp, I saw the signs warning of pedestrians and cyclists (I'm a cyclist myself), so I looked all the way down, both ways, and especially to the left (26th is one-way, WB), and saw no cyclists. Someone was kind enough to let us in since traffic was backing up at the light. I pulled in as far as I could, then suddenly there was a big THUMP, scaring the crap out of both my wife and me, who was sitting behind me, next to our new baby in the bassinet. Apparently, a guy in his 60s, who has seen a lot of sun, on a bike with no helmet, swerved out of the bike lane and over to my driver's door and slapped the roof of my car (hard), and hit my door - either kicked or hit with his wheel. My wife was very upset and angry and was screaming! She said that once he saw her face (she's Nigerian), he backed way off. He may have also seen the baby, too. Traffic started to move, but I moved slowly, wanting to talk to him. My wife, who was still upset, insisted that we keep going. Clearly, this guy didn't want a confrontation with us, and was looking down and making sure he was going slower than our car. I only wanted to coach the guy - to help him pick his battles wisely. He could have easily avoided us and not acted up. I just wanted to talk some sense into him. While I felt I did everything I knew how to do, to not block the bike lane, this guy felt entitled to "teach me a lesson". However, guys like me are not the problem - seeing the corner of a car partially blocking a bike lane in the distance usually does not involve a fatality. The dangerous motorists out there are the speeders. On the rest of the trip home, I had to navigate some "20 is plenty" streets to get back to the freeway. Apparently, 20 is not plenty enough! The meanness of Minneapolis residents tailgating others who are going 20 is something else! Next time, I'll go 15! I think that misguided cyclist would be much more effective with a pocket speed gun and some stop sticks!
its the purge
Right, no one can be this incompetent. It has to be by design.
There is a severe shortage of nurses for in-home care - we are supposed to have 24-hour nursing for my sis and only have about 1/4 of shifts covered by nurses and about half covered by PCAs. We would gladly provide a safe, less stressful work environment for them!
Thanks, Gov Walz and your liberal cronies for promoting crime and violence. Tying the hands of law enforcement during the summer of love in Mpls sure has improved things up there. When will voters wake up in this state?
Good thing we are letting criminals out on no cash bail. Perfect policy.
Clean up the crime and people will come back. Go after the violent criminals and stop repeatedly releasing them back onto our streets and held the accountable. I don’t blame these nurses for going on strike. I have not felt safe taking the city bus, light rail or even just walking through my neighborhood. Minneapolis has gotten really bad. If you think Minneapolis was really bad back in the 1990’s when it was referred as Murdereapolis, it’s a lot worse now.
But cleaning up crime is white supremacy and enforcing laws against violence is racist..... LOL Minneapolis is getting what it deserves, what it voted for.
@@lauras9943 I’m in South Minneapolis. I live just up the street from Abbot Northwestern Hospital and Childrens. This crime stuff is real.
I grew up in Minneapolis.People put up with the cold winters and mosquitos in summer because it was a clean, fairly safe, well-governed place with a fabulous park system and all sorts of outdoor recreation. Things started changing in the 80s when there was a big influx of out-of-state people who came to.the city to sell crack and take advantage of higher welfare benefits. By 1996 I had had enough of slumlords, traffic, constant noise from the airport, crime and declining schools for my child. Left in 1996 and never regretted it. A beautiful place, ruined.
@@lauras9943 Have I considered professional help to process my fears???? Ha Ha Ha Ha!!! I’m cracking up laughing 😆 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀!!!!!!! You don’t know me so get the fuck out of here!!!!!
@@pinesiskin59 100% Agreed!!! It’s the criminal losers who are coming from Chicago and they’re destroying our city.
Florida is looking for hospital workers. It's a lot safer there and you're going to retire in the Sunshine state anyway. Might as well get there earlier.
It could be that he miscalculated and ran into your car, and then used your car to ricochet off.
Bring in the national guard for 6 months
MPLS needs to vote out it's current local government.. maybe instead of voting for somebody because of their race or gender to achieve some diversity quota (which is racist and sexist), you should vote for somebody who is qualified to get the job done. But... Democrats will never learn their lesson..
And they wonder why the nurses are going on strike
Vote red, please! Have a change of scenery for once!
Who did they vote for?
Once again, I wonder what demographic of society is committing these crimes?
Hmmmm, I wonder ¿
Probably shouldn't of voted to defund the police then? Oh well, keep up the good work! I love these stories.
Of course krime is up bc the police are kommiting the krime. These two nurses are being paid by Mpd for this video. Wcco is being by Mpd as well.
There's cameras everywhere. If cops were doing it, there'd be proof. I really hope your high rather than nuts. We all know who's doing it, except you apparently. Please consider getting your mental checked out.
Ah hell naw these Minneapolis crimes be happening every single day and going up bro.... ☠️
Snipers on the roof tops
Fake news
The respect MP has for the city is just being
Reciprocated 🫡 that’s why crime is rising day to day. GTA Minneapolis