NYC Prosecutor Alvin Bragg's Policies Under Scrutiny Amid Controversy.

An aide to Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has suggested that House Judiciary Committee chair Jim Jordan would be better off investigating homicides in his home state of Ohio rather than traveling to New York City for a field hearing on violent crime. The aide pointed out that the murder rate in New York City is three times lower than that of Columbus, Ohio, and suggested that Jordan could take a short drive to any of the major cities in his home state to investigate crime.