Fernando Mateo

But anyway, that's what happened.

The other issue is as it relates to my colleague on the radio, Fernando Mateo.

So Labor Day, what does that mean oftentimes? That means in Chicago and New York.

People acting a fool.

I almost said people of color acting a fool, but you can't say that, Dominic.

Why are you only talking about the minorities? Well, because you're the ones committing the crime and you're the ones that's dying.

Well, Fernando Mateo, he's a high-strung guy and a profanity-laced tirade ripped into those committing the violence.

I just got back from the aftermath of the West Indian Day Parade.

This is a $25,000 FBI reward in the manhunt for Jesus Acosta, as that goes on this morning, with this reward on top of the United Bodegas of America's $10,000 reward.

The group's Fernando Mateo announcing this last night.

We are advising every law-abiding bodega owner to apply for a pistol license.

It's our constitutional right.

Cops trying to track down 31-year-old Jesus Acosta, not just in connection with the fatal shooting at a restaurant in Brownsville, but 48 hours later, gunning down a 33-year-old customer inside a bodega on East 149th in the Bronx.

The United Bodegas of America is offering a $5,000 reward, and their Fernando Mateo is insisting Acosta should have never been out in the street in the first place.

What we need is stiff- stiffer penalties, stiffer jail sentences, and we will then see something happen.

The NYPD tells us Acosta was first arrested for armed robbery at 14 and had been released on parole this past April after serving nearly 10 years for a shooting.