NYC grocery chain CEO reacts to crime plaguing the Big Apple
"I understand they may be close to getting those people, but to come into a store and put a gun to a store manager’s head?," Catsimatidis asked in disbelief. "If you put away the criminals, it’ll stop happening."
Gristedes Foods CEO John Catsimatidis says New York City business owners are"mad as hell" over violent crime making streets unsafe for workers and customers."It's an attack on America. It's an attack on the way we do business. There's an attack on the way our legal system works, and we have to straighten it out," Catsimatidis said of Mayor Eric Adams.
"And I've told the mayor of New York that he can become the nation's leader in straightening out among the
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