In the Purge movies, any and all crime is made legal for a 12-hour period. That would be an improvement on New York, where crime is practically legal all the time — so long as the criminals qualify as juvenile:

The New York teen driver accused of fatally crashing his BMW into a police sergeant’s car will be prosecuted in juvenile court, authorities said Thursday.

The unidentified Yonkers boy was unlicensed when he plowed his out-of-control sports car into the police vehicle of Yonkers Detective Sgt. Frank Gualdino, cops said.

He drove the car into oncoming traffic. Kids these days.

His case was moved to family court in Westchester County on Wednesday due to a state law passed in 2017 that raised the age of criminal responsibility to 18.

That’s what we need. Less criminal responsibility. That way, we can reduce incarceration rates.

Assistant District Attorney Nadine Nagler said in court Wednesday that while the teen’s conduct was “egregious,” prosecutors could not provide enough factors to keep the case in criminal court, The Journal News reported.

The teen was 16 at the time of the crash.

By the time he is 20, he will be back behind the wheel. Frank Gualdino will still be dead though.

On a tip from Wiggins.