I want police officers on the train,” said the mayor, a former transit cop himself. “I have been meeting with the chief of the Transit and the police commissioner to talk about better deployment. NYPD increased subway patrols to combat the violence, but felony assault rates have continued to climb. The rate of underground crimes per rider also remains stubbornly above pre-COVID levels, despite being down overall because of lower ridership. “Send me a shot. New Yorkers, you see that, send me a photo and I will be at that station.”Īdams told reporters he was “disappointed” in how NYPD’s Transit Bureau has deployed officers in response to rising crime and high-profile incidents like the April 12 mass shooting that left 10 people with bullet wounds and another 19 injured in the mayhem.
Let me know,” he said, “because I’ll go to that district the next day and see exactly what’s happening.” “You walk downstairs, you see five transit officers standing at the booth looking at their phones,” New York City’s mayor griped during a budget briefing at City Hall on Tuesday. Mayor Eric Adams is tired of seeing NYPD officers on their phones at subway stations - and is asking New Yorkers to snap a picture when they see it happening. Mayor Adams suggests woman accused of stabbing bodega clerk should be charged
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