The Guardian Angels, a volunteer crime-prevention group, will be resuming its patrols of the New York subways after the death of a woman burned alive one week ago. "We’re now back to where we were when I started the group in 1979 on the subways. It’s gone full circle. I’ve never seen it this bad. Never," founder Curtis Sliwa told The New York Post Sunday. Sliwa founded the Guardian Angels because "the need was there" after a rise in violent crime. Forty-five years later, he argued that "the...