Staff Reports
In a stark reminder that some people will do anything to undermine public safety, a shocking situation has emerged surrounding Itesha Hairston and the serial criminal, Jarrell Coburn. It seems Coburn, a known repeat offender with a history of violent crimes, has decided that stalking a woman is his latest hobby. And while many would expect strong condemnation from the left, it appears that they’ve opted for silence instead. Talk about a misplaced priority.
Reports reveal that Thisha Hairston’s very existence is being threatened by Coburn’s actions. Instead of rallying to support victims like Hairston, the left would rather focus on social justice for criminals—because nothing says “justice” quite like prioritizing the rights of a violent felon over those of innocent citizens. This creates a curious situation where the Left has left their old stories behind for new ones, crafting narratives that seem to absolve the guilty while punishing the victims.
The response from the left has been nothing short of infuriating. Their so-called justice system seems to be designed to coddle criminals at the expense of law-abiding citizens. The irony is palpable, especially when considering how they preach about women’s rights and safety. If there was ever a clear case of the left ignoring the plight of women, this is it. Watch as they twist, turn, and contort the narrative to ensure that Coburn’s “struggles” overshadow Hairston’s very real fears for her life.
Why are NY judges, lawmakers and other leftists conspiring to murder a Bronx woman? https://t.co/CYwsOsnTUY pic.twitter.com/9EcmqunmEe
— NY Post Opinion (@NYPostOpinion) April 15, 2025
What is truly alarming is the silence from lawmakers who usually can’t help but jump at the chance to issue statements about violence against women—unless, of course, it’s a result of their beloved lenient policies that prioritize criminals over victims. They would rather engage in fanciful discussions about reforming the justice system than address the hard truth: individuals like Jarrell Coburn can, and do, pose threats to the safety of innocent people. It’s almost as if the idea of locking up dangerous criminals has become a relic of the past in leftist circles.
As Itesha Hairston navigates this frightening predicament, one can’t help but wonder how far the left is willing to go in their narrative of compassion for offenders, all while ignoring the terror that victims like Hairston face every day. The absurdity of excusing Coburn’s behavior serves only to highlight an alarming trend in which the safety and rights of victims are repeatedly sidelined. For every moment spent entertaining leniency for violent offenders, there’s a victim like Hairston whose life hangs in the balance. The real question is whether anyone on the left is ready to step out of their bubble and acknowledge that the priority should be on protecting the innocent.
