According to the data obtained by the outlet, the NYPD, during these eight years, arrested people who committed minor violations, like submitting paperwork days late, or people who struggled to keep up with reporting requirements because they were living in homeless shelters or on the street. The numbers and details of these arrests, when compared to Epstein’s evasion of punishment, suggest a stark example of selective enforcement within the criminal justice system.
Women Against the Registry – Fighting the destruction of families
