Early Saturday morning, a driver intentionally plowed his car into a crowd outside The Vermont Hollywood nightclub. Thirty innocent people were hurt, many critically. This shocking attack shows how our cities are crumbling under weak leadership.
The driver, Fernando Ramirez, had been kicked out of the club earlier. He returned with a gray Nissan and deliberately drove onto the sidewalk. He slammed into women waiting in line and destroyed a taco truck. This criminal chose to hurt hardworking Americans enjoying a night out.
Twenty-three victims needed hospital care, with seven fighting for their lives. Women bore the worst of this cowardly attack. Brave bystanders rushed to help before paramedics arrived. These heroes did what our failed systems couldn’t—act immediately to save lives.
When Ramirez’s car stopped, bystanders dragged him out and fought him. Someone shot the attacker during the chaos. This citizen protected others from further harm. In lawless cities like Los Angeles, decent people must defend themselves.
Police confirmed Ramirez meant to hurt people. He turned his car into a weapon against innocent crowds. This evil act reveals the sickness spreading through our society. Criminals feel empowered when leaders coddle them instead of punishing crime.
Liberal policies have made cities like Los Angeles dangerous playgrounds for criminals. Weak prosecutors and soft judges created this nightmare. Everyday Americans pay the price while elites ignore the chaos. Our streets need real law and order, not empty promises.
The shooter who stopped Ramirez hasn’t been caught. This situation shows how broken our justice system is. Good citizens protect communities when government fails. But they shouldn’t have to live in fear of being punished for doing what’s right.
This tragedy proves we must take back our streets from crime and anarchy. Americans deserve safety when they go out at night. We need strong leaders who punish criminals, not make excuses for them. Our communities must stand united against this madness.
