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Following Sandy, Lawlessness Descends on New York Outer Boroughs
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by News Editor
Line of people at KMP Grocery, 275 1st Avenue just south of 16th Street, Manhattan, New York City, the morning after Hurricane Sandy.
Daily Mail – As lights have begun flickering on in Lower Manhattan, residents of the Rockaways in Queens continued struggling without power, heat or food for a sixth day as their neighborhood slowly descended into chaos.
With little police presence on the storm-ravaged streets, many residents of the peninsula have been forced to take their protection into their own hands, arming themselves with guns, baseball bats and even bows and arrows to ward off thugs seeking to loot their homes.
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