Bodega owners in New York demand that the authorities put an end to the wave of assaults of which they are being victims

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terror at heighthope: scan the qr codeon screen with somevery important tips.security in warehousesnew york is still a themevery sensitive, so todaysmall business owners andactivists demanded to putcurb violent crimes.Yeila Lluberes tells us about thechanges they are asking for.yeila: after a series ofattacks and robberies to wineriesbails.before the fear ofwinemakers to becomethe next victims of theapple, guild leaders ofthe merchants made atour to listen tooccupations of theseworkers.at some point have you feltthat your life is at risk?sure, a little scaredbecause the thing every day isworse around hereYeila: what do you ask of theauthorities?that they implementbusiness security.Yeila: and that they impose bail andharsher punishments forpeople who have committedseveral cymens.They are jailed and released without bail.yeila: according to data from themayor’s office, 1700 people haveviolent in the city of newyork.this is one of the peoplethey want them not to be releasedwithout paying bail. demand thatgive them more resources and time todistrict attorneys forprovide evidence todefense attorneys in thesecases.we are not saying thattake that right away from thoseyoung people who have committed acrime.we are saying put thelaw where the criminal whocontinue committing crimeseach ía no apply to this onesolution.yeila: we talked about thiswith Senator Luis Seúlveda.we have to do what we canto help these merchants.daily to keep theirfamilies, but for this it hasthat there be evidence foridentify the changes thatwe have done.Yeila: the leaders of thewinemakers say nowill allow their workersbe the victims of the crime innew york, and will continue thelucha.♪