Former US President Donald Trump has spoken out on the need for “law and order” following the tragic death of NYPD officer Jonathan Diller, who was fatally shot during a routine traffic stop.
Attending Diller’s wake, Donald Trump expressed condolences to the officer’s wife and child, emphasizing the urgent need to address escalating incidents of violence.
“It’s happening all too often, and we’re just not gonna let it happen,” Donald Trump stated, referring to Diller’s death. “This individual had been arrested 21 times, while the individual accompanying him in the car had also faced numerous arrests.”
Acknowledging the bravery and dedication of law enforcement officers, Trump asserted, “The police are the greatest people we have.”
Highlighting the necessity for systemic changes to curb violence, Trump emphasized the imperative of restoring “law and order.” He stressed the urgency of implementing reforms to prevent such tragedies from recurring, stating, “We need to implement significant changes because the current approach is ineffective.”
Donald Trump’s remarks underscore the pressing need for societal reforms and heightened support for law enforcement to ensure the safety and security of communities across the nation.