Zohran Mamdani Rushes to Visit Would-be Cop Killer, and New York Explodes | WATCH
Mamdani has been around as mayor for just one month and already, New Yorkers are sick of him.
In the concrete jungle of New York City, where sanity is already in short supply, newly minted Mayor Zohran Mamdani has decided to kick off his term with a masterclass in moral bankruptcy. Just weeks into his reign as the Democratic Socialist darling who promised to "reimagine" policing (code for gutting it) Mamdani rushed to the bedside of Jabez Chakraborty, a 22-year-old who, in a fit of "emotional distress," grabbed a kitchen knife and lunged at NYPD officers responding to his family's own 911 call.
That's right: while the cops were doing their job, risking life and limb to protect a family in crisis, Mamdani chose to console the guy who tried to murder them. If this isn't peak progressive pandering, I don't know what is.
Let's rewind the bodycam footage for those who've missed this farce. On January 26, 2026, officers arrived at Chakraborty's Briarwood home after his relatives begged for help with his schizophrenia-fueled meltdown. Instead of compliance, Chakraborty advanced with a massive blade, ignoring screams to drop it. One officer, fearing for his life, fired shots that left the assailant critically wounded but alive, miraculously, no cops were harmed.
Enter Mamdani, who couldn't wait to play Florence Nightingale to the would-be cop-killer. "No family should have to endure this pain," he crooned, conveniently ignoring the pain of the officers who stared down a knife edge.
He even begged Queens DA Melinda Katz not to press charges, insisting Chakraborty needs "mental health treatment" instead of accountability. Because nothing says "compassion" like letting knife-wielders off the hook while demonizing the badges who keep the city from descending into chaos.
Mamdani's grand plan? Scrap armed responses for social workers in his shiny new "Department of Community Safety." Sure, because therapists with clipboards are just what you need when facing a blade-waving maniac. His critics (and there are legions) are rightly disgusted, branding him the "Ugandan Mayor" (a nod to his birthplace, though he's as New York as overpriced bagels) and forecasting an NYPD mass exodus faster than rats fleeing a sinking ship. Social media is ablaze with outrage: "How dare he side with an attempted cop-killer?" they howl, and rightfully so. Even his initial tepid praise for the officers rings hollow now, like a politician flip-flopping in a windstorm.
Of course, Mamdani's cheerleaders pipe up with the usual drivel about "de-escalation" and "reform," painting this as a tragic failure of the system rather than a clear-cut case of self-defense. But let's call it what it is: a betrayal of the men and women in blue who put their lives on the line daily.
While Chakraborty lingers in the hospital, no charges yet, thanks to the ongoing probe, Mamdani's stunt has united New Yorkers in revulsion. If this is the "progress" he promised, God help the city.