NYCCR AUDIO - MENTAL ILLNESS GONE BAD

<p>***SUBSCRIBE for the MOST IRREVERENT NYC CRIME CONTENT***</p> <p>MENTAL ILLNESS is rampant in NYC, everybody knows that. But lately, it's nearly universal among Big Apple criminals. </p> <p>A resident of a men's shelter was caught trying to BUILD A BOMB. The judge sentenced him to 25 months in jail. Believe it or not, that's four months LONGER than federal sentencing guidelines prescribe. </p> <p>In this case, it's particularly strange, considering the bomb builder had previously run afoul of the law by threatening to shoot up a special education school and targeted three students in particular. </p> <p>***JOIN US ON <span style="font-size: 14pt;"><strong><a title= "THE SHOW LIVES ON CENSORED.TV" href="https://censored.tv/" target= "_blank" rel="noopener">CENSORED</a></strong></span>.TV for EXCLUSIVE weekly video episodes, only available on CENSORED.TV - and use promo "PAT" for a discount subscription***</p> <p>The notorious subway shooter FRANK JAMES - who got off 33 shots after setting off 2 smoke grenades on a subway car under Violent Brooklyn - was sentenced to 10 life sentences plus 10 additional years in prison. But do these sentences run consecutively or concurrently? If it's the later, he could be out in only - you guessed it - 10 years. (according to speculation based on my untrained analysis and limited understanding of the law). </p> <p>***<strong><span style="font-size: 14pt;"><a title= "https://cozy.tv/PATDIXON" href="https://cozy.tv/PATDIXON" target= "_blank" rel="noopener">COZY</a></span></strong>.TV/patdixon - regular late-night LIVESTREAMS, follow and watch for FREE***</p> <p>DOUBLE HOMICIDE in Upper Manhattan (that often means Washington Heights and it does here). A berzerk neighbor blasts 2 residents of his building because one of them has a dog that barks too much. </p> <p>The suspected killer had previously kicked in the door of the terrified pet owner with a hammer in his hand, breaking her arm in that incident. But the maniac was released on $5,000 bail with an order of protection saying