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Published Dec. 20, 2023, 6:17 a.m. ET

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NYPD reporting bill is “out of touch with what our cops and correction officers face to keep us safe.”

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The City Council is expected to push through a slew of last-minute bills Wednesday — including the ban on solitary in
NYC jails and the controversial bill forcing cops to file millions of reports on low-level stops.
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Both bills though are expected to sail through with council sources saying they believe there is enough
support to override any veto from the mayor.
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The year-end legislation is expected to lead to a showdown between councilmembers and Mayor Eric Adams, who has
vehemently decried the two bills but stopped short of vowing to veto them.
Paul Martinka

The mayor though has voiced support earlier this year for that controversial housing bill, which does not
cover public housing, and it’s expected to become law.

The council is loophole on a woefully incomplete tally

additionally looking to close a of settlements over
alleged police conduct, which was revealed by The Post more than four years ago.

The Law Department could soon post publicly all civil actions that have been resolved in the six months
preceding each report, regardless of when it was filed.

“We are about to pass a bill that is going to damage our ability to keep the city safe because of the police resources,”
Adams snapped during his off-topic press briefing on Tuesday.
Paul Martinka

Currently, the cases have to start and resolve in a five-year period to make the report.

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bill, to address the other loophole revealed by Post, which doesn’t account for any
settlement struck after a notice of claim is submitted but before the lawsuit is filed.

Other legislation to look out for:

Details on big-time donations to the NYPD, over $1 million, and how those funds are allocated.
The bill could lift the veil on donations from The New York City Police Foundation, a non-profit
backed by corporate leaders that donates millions of dollars each year to the department with no
info on who has contributed.
Requiring NYPD to share data with the city’s Department of Investigation within 10 days of
request
Recommendations to the Department of Sanitation on dealing with severe weather, outreach to
unlicensed mobile car wash operators and allowing reusable beverage containers in sports
venues
The collection of demographic data on veterans, outreach and engagement on mental health
resources for the community and annual reporting
Creating a private right of action to enforce the provisions of the earned safe and sick time act for
employees
Creating a mental health coordinator to inform city employees about mental health support and
services

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paul herman
5 hours ago
And they plan on emptying the by 2-3 thousand also. Ban solitary, then when a full blown
jails
iot breaks out or more officers get violently assaulted , blame the officers and use the story to
gaslighting the public that releasing violent people makes us safer and banning solitary
saf...
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C G
1 hour ago
Just NYPD police officer in his/her right mind is now going to go near anyone in
a tip, no
during their tour. So good luck asking directions or anything. And resignation
heir sector
transfer reinstatements for NYPD is going to go through the roof. 2500+ this year will
in 2024. And since t... See more
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john russo
1 hour ago
If you just look at the bills the council wants to pass you will be convinced the members of
council have no life experience in the environment the wish to control....

I think that's a nice way of putting it......

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Buck Truth
1hour ago
They are all admitted cop hating, radical pro criminal socialists. And their crazy
are fueling more and more and more crime and bloodshed.

It’s like they’re using that horror film where all crime is made legal like a blueprint
how to govern. It’s insanity!
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john russo
1 hour ago
appears they're winning
It

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Buck Truth
10 minutes ago
Replying to john russo
Because their small campaigns are financed with millions from foreign radicals
ike China and Soros and NY voters are notoriously stupid. It’s difficult to
with that much cash.

But, I think many “Useful idiots” are waking up.

Republicans have go into these neighborhoods and point out that their
to
adical policies are getting folks killed. They have to basically say, look we may
pend more responsibly but we’re not taking away your free stuff and we’ll
your communities safer and your money go further and here’s how. They
not pushing hard enough to win and it’s that one party rule that has
this city and made it much more dangerous and expensive
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Johnny Bagadonuts
6 hours ago
the police department should choose the path of sanity and simply not comply.

unfortunately, the police department has a marked lack of leadership.

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tactguy
4hours ago
They could. NYS Sheriffs told then Gov. Cuomo they were not going to enforce an
xecutive order demanding how many people could attend a family gathering for
Clear violation of the constitution.
Unfortunately, the NYPD is led by Banks, a corrupt Chief .

Additionally, telling LE to produce more frivolous paperwork is detrimental but not

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Johnny Bagadonuts
1 hour ago
any time phil banks is mentioned, you should preface his name with unindicted
number one .

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Wakeup
4 hours ago
Fantastic comment. What if the NYPD just said that is a unlawful order from unlawful
council and we will not be following it in good faith.
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Kevin Barry
4 hours ago
the NYPD led by is a puppet. They had a real leader, but Adams didn't want that so
forced her out.
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Johnny Bagadonuts
4 hours ago
hellwould likely freeze over before that would happen, unfortunately.
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Vet eran
1 hour ago
Then the officers would lose their jobs and face criminal charges. If the legislature
akes laws, then it’s not unlawful. Unfortunately. They people that elect these
are the ones responsible and until there’s a majority constituency that
wants civility over anarchy, this is life in... See more
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Bkengrats
5hours ago
More police accountability, what a complete waste of time, filling out paperwork instead of
oing what they are paid to do, policing. When is there going to be accountability for the

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Big Steve
2 hours ago
Yep, more work for the police which makes the criminals life easier. Only in NYC.
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Deb k
51 minutes ago
But no accountability for the council
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Cherybe
4 hours ago
The Mayor needs to find a way to take the security details away from these City Council
embers. Not only will it save money it will ensure that these officials experience what , all
Yorkers do when they walk the streets and take public transportation… crime,
etc… And when the NYPD... See more
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FedUpinNY
5hours ago
NYC joins the top ten absolute failure list. Chicago, S.F., Portland, Seattle, Austin and pretty
uch the entire state of Michigan. Congratulations to you all, I wish you voters a hard landing
the bottom falls out as it inevitably will. This liberal system is designed to destroy
in it's path. I hope I'm not still here to see the anarchy.
Reply 31 Share
Lester M
5 hours ago
Like California people like to say:
"Will the last person left in the state, please turn out the lights".
Reply 9 Share
ExitRight Soon
4 hours ago
The way things are going in CA the lights are going to be out far sooner than the last
leaving.
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Pearl
5 hours ago
I think you look at the counties in MI, red far outweighs blue counties. The
if last election
abortion on the ballot. They do not have that card to play in 2024.
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Captain America
4 hours ago
The entire set of proposed ideas (except veteran outreach) are nonsense and misaligned with
he needs and priorities of the community. Council is looking to hinder crime prevention and
ot reduce it. Lowering crime will reduce our costs as a city. The useless council should seek
root cause of crime in the city and focus their attention there. I can assure you, it's not the
they should be after.

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Kevin Gigante
5 hours ago
Cops will be encouraged now to avoid any helping a person, to avoid having to do paperwork.
hey will rightfully flit their eyes from you as you begin to ask a question. Welcome to one
Home Depot.
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Bobby
6 hours ago
NYC Council is working hard to destroy the quality of life in NYC. I saw this coming and left
thank God every day I did
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B Sho
5 hours ago
Ok thanks for letting us know feel better now
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Charles Darwin
6 hours ago
The left is drunk on power in NYC. Making cops file more reports on low level stops, guess
hat, fewer stops. Which is what the liberals want, ultimately, a place where criminals have
much the run of the place. In the name of "fairness".
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Pablo Oomo
5 hours ago
And here's the irony in fewer police stops: the quality of life in the communities where
ewer stops will occur will decline. It's axiomatic. If you know there are few chances of
for nefarious activities, why stop? This will mostly play out in poorer
which, in NYC, are mo... See more
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Charles Darwin
3 hours ago
Like the leftists who defunded the police but hired private security. And people keep
them in.
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Who Cares
3 hours ago
Yes, and the “poor little children” that are the victims of gun violence are actually 16-17
old gang thugs.
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D. B. Cooper
3 hours ago
The voters are their own worst enemy, always re-electing the same people who ruined our city.
hey had their chance in November and despite seeing all the problems out city is facing, they
re-elected the same people who caused the problems.
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Vince51
2hours ago
And they will reelect them again! Latest crazy progressive idea, let the illegal migrants
lol. If NYC is going broke now wait till the migrants vote for larger benefits hahaha
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KenWest
5 hours ago
The ruination of NYC not coming fast enough for NYC Council.
is
"Hurry up there is still some semblance of societal norms."
Reply 16 Share
mrEmann
4 hours ago
No there’s not, progressivism in progress
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NYER
5 hours ago
The most dangerous people to minorities are Minority politicians. NOT THE POLICE.
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lizzie
4 hours ago
Excellent comment.
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Al
52 minutes ago
The NYC Council is intent on pushing lawbreaker rights. How about animal rights? Animal
uffering is staring you right in the face in the form of the NYC horse carriage industry,
known as a cartel, which is paying you to keep quiet and not pass Ryder's Law.
is complicity. Shame.

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Mitchell
3 hours ago
We need more paperwork for police.
Keep them the streets. off
The streets are so much safer without police.
Funny part is our elected officials believe this.
YOU voted for them. Sad part is that YOU will again.
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Mets1
4 hours ago
Every PO needs stop doing anything. Hide out every shift, fetal position. Proactive policing is
to
ead, reactive only when you absolutely have to and just to be the clean up crew. Give them the
they want.
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Smart MBA
5 hours ago
Welcome to “Escape From New York” where police don’t protect and serve for any law and

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Captain America
4 hours ago
Most important (and needed) for NY Council - "Creating a mental health coordinator to inform
employees about mental health support and services"
Reply 4 Share

R. Young
3 hours ago
As a retired NYPD Sergeant I laugh at the Marxist Communist Democratic Party. They are
ystematically destroying NYC. Everyone along with their $$$ are fleeing NYS, the Welfare
of the World.
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Ray from Delaware

2 hours ago
It's quite obvious who the city council represents and it's not the tax paying public. These
lected officials do nothing but pander to those on the dole and the criminal class. Is it any
why NY toped the chart for people leaving the city and state!
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Lester M
4 hours ago
Might be worth noting: I'm in a deep red state in a solid conservative city, but 80% of our new
tations are deep Left Wing liberal fake news affiliates. They are working hard to flip the city to
Left Wing, NYC style governance. Nothing will stop them.
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INNS BRUCK
4 hours ago
Also among the bills slated to pass onto Hizzoner’s desk before the end of the year, New York
under the Fair Housing barring landlords doing criminal checks.

Sell your properties, you'll get assaulted or killed. America rots by the day
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In Fumo
3 hours ago
You can still do a criminal background check, you just can't use it as an excuse for

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Jerry Rigged
2 hours ago
Funny how City housing doesn't have to follow that rule Council is proposing.
is always in full supply.
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Mark Mathew’s
5 hours ago
Democrats are the scourge of America
New Yorkers vote Democrat year after year!

You see the problem here????? ... See more

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JoeyBklyn
1 hour ago
NYC Council members pushing these ideas need to be put in prison.
They are intentionally endangering the welfare of innocent NY'ers.
1 - wasting Police Officer's time with paperwork instead of fighting crime
2 - not allowing landlords to know if a career criminal is moving into their building with
women and children as their neighbors.
3 - these corrupt politicians need to have audio & video surveillance cameras on them when
are plotting against innocent NY'ers
4 - NO QUALIFIED IMMUNITY FOR POLITICIANS - THEY NEED TO BE HELD
ESPONSIBLE FOR THE PREDICTABLE & PREVENTABLE CRIMES THAT WILL COME
THEIR POLICIES
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Horace Mann
1 hour ago
I don't want to hear any complaints, from public union guys, about how all this new gov't
aperwork will burden them. The gov't just wants to modify their job duties. If they're
nhappy, they can quit. Every year, in the weeks leading up to April 15th, I have to spend many
OURS on reconciliation of my (never that far above poverty line) financials just to set the
for me spend another large number of hours to accurately fill out my 1040 packet. If I
to comply, those same gov't bureaucrats now complaining will come to my house with
drawn; they'll whine about the paperwork involved.
By the way, the forms that I need to fill out are way more complicated than those which cops
ight face to report simple statistics. I need to endure the rather painful process of
amiliarizing myself with some new law and then unraveling the new form which was crafted
those who have to file it (or wish to use it to claim a deduction). Still, after spending all that
I often end up concluding that the law doesn't apply to me or, after working through the
that the deduction I sought wasn't worth that much, etc.

But the real agony doesn't start til I receive the Dear Taxpayer letter. In the vast majority of
the error is THEIR mistake.

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Truth
4 hours ago
Low information voters of New York City, are the blame for this. NYC once a great city, is
now for hating America values. You deserve the government you vote for.
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INNS BRUCK
4 hours ago
Apparently they love being abused.
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Humdrum undefined
3hours ago
Once again, measures supposedly designed and enacted to help the "black and brown"
ommunities end up hurting them more then helping them. Some day, probably still decades
the "black and brown" communities will come to their senses and stop electing people
lie to them at every opportunity.

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FunnyHowe?
5 hours ago
Demographic X like Williams need to be excised from public policy.

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Roger Deebo
3 hours ago
Adams said he hates the bills, but stopped short of the veto? No wonder nobody likes this guy.
Reply 3 Share

Kevin Barry
4hours ago
and the sensible Democrats & the Republicans are leaving in droves... it's not going to get any

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Jerry Rigged
2 hours ago
Just proves why certain voters just aren't smart enough to elect politicians who have their
best interests in mind when passing legislation.

Who are the people that vote for these people? Just glad I don't know any.
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AOETPHE GAMBOLING
4 hours ago
I'm in White Plains, which is still nice. But I can send video of people committing minor
rimes to our reps and they ignore them. Family in Bklyn quietly packing and so are we. We
for the people moving up from Manh but honestly, the whole state's forked. D disease.

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John
3 hours ago
NYC council will be the death of that city.
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Pasquale Freni
5 hours ago
When you keep voting for stupid people this is what you get.
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billy g
4 hours ago
they have hardly any cops or firefighters in that city, they are running faster than you think.
soon the courts will be closing because nobody is showing up.
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Tommy Smith
1 hour ago
Jumanne lives on a secure Army base and doesnt have to worry about his safety.
why should he care about yours? If Adams sign that bill every nypd officer should resign>
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pat sajak
4 hours ago
“We are about to pass a bill that is going to damage our ability to keep the city safe because of
he police resources.” I think that ship sailed over a decade ago, you are just sinking the life
Mayor McSwagger.
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Ogie Ogilthorpe
4hours ago
Adams talks but nothing gets done. His gas lighting of the Jewish population pretending to be
their side while doing nothing to prevent pro palestine mucs is his typical MO
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Kevin Barry
4 hours ago
CONGRATS NYC! THIS is what you voted for!
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jo66
3 hours ago
all these idiots in city council should walk in the shoes of Police and Correction officers for a
I would bet they'd have a different prospective on the idea.

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Paul A
3 hours ago
Socialists are going to take over, we are ripe for it. Followed by Communism. It's as clear as

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Ring Ranger
1hour ago
You got what you voted for NY. Keep voting Democrat, keep getting more dangerous

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Klammer
1 hour ago
Ever notice there are only two types of laws this city council passes, Taking more money out of
pockets and laws that endanger your life.
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Mazda
2 hours ago
No wonder the migrants are heading to NYC it’s on its way to becoming Somalia and Liberia ..

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Zargeorge undefined
3 hours ago
Buyer's remorse? Curtis, where are you? NYC needs you now more than ever!
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lizzie
4hours ago
No one has inflicted more destruction on NYC than Eric Adams.
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pat sajak
4 hours ago
I disagree, Debowzo started it all and he is still in the lead, not by much though....you
be correct by years end.

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Buck Truth
1 hour ago
The radical Dem pro criminal City Council keeps thinking up fresh new ways to get NYkers
and victimized! Wake up NY voters!

Every single policy these criminal supporting lunatics put in place is intended to handcuff cops
nd free dangerous criminals, eliminating any criminal consequences while emboldening the
most dangerous and fueling bloodshed and lawlessness. All while they have tax payer
security and wouldn’t set foot in the dangerous neighborhoods their policies destroy.

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CB
2 hours ago
Get out of NY if you want to live.
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Barry Coates
2 hours ago
Move. Far away from that place.
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Tommy Smith
2hours ago
And the foolathon continues. Good job Mayor Chuckles Adams!
Reply 2 Share
Demonic-Dems
1 hour ago
Mayor Bojangles. He dances while NY goes up in flames.
Reply 1 Share

Kevin Barry
3 hours ago
how about cameras for politicians????
Reply 2 Share

Chillin
4 hours ago
Bye bye NYC
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Mets1
4 hours ago
You need solitary for jail to work. Every CO should walk off Rikers in protest. Let all those
kill each other.
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In Fumo
3 hours ago
And the last guy out should blow up the bridge.
Reply 1 Share

A Concerned Citizen
2 hours ago
The Democrat Party hates America.
Reply 4 Share

A Concerned Citizen
2 hours ago
Stop voting for Democrats.
Reply 2 Share

Big Steve
2 hours ago
Yep, anything that makes it harder on our men and women in Blue. This what you voted for

Reply 1 Share

Deb k
52 minutes ago
Why would a cop go near anyone on their tour? Disband the worthless council thereby
the budget for real jobs.
Reply 1 Share

NYtoAZ2020
2 hours ago
NYC and NY State had an opportunity to change this last election, but they decided to be the
imbeciles that they are, so....
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Vet eran
1 hour ago
Every cop should only be reactive and not proactive. The constituents in the majority do not
a proactive department. If they did they would stop electing these criminals to office.

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M1k3: T
2hours ago
NYC = Liberal Wonderland: Potheads stinking up the streets, illegal aliens everywhere, maniac
opeds and e-bikes running rampant, crime in the subways, crime in the streets, carjackings,
theft, and open air drug markets, and murderers out on no bail release.
Reply 2 Share

Zeno
4 hours ago
What will Molasses Buckwheat do this time? Pour it on.
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Arthur Dent
1 hour ago
Just when you thought they shot themselves in the foot enough they reload. Think before you
next time.
Reply 1 Share

Snoopy
3 hours ago
Criminals love this bill
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J G66
4 hours ago
The NYPD is the least transparent police force in the nation. They can collect all the numbers
want. Good luck FOIA requesting them.
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Michael D
3 hours ago
Just pass one single law suspending all other laws and see what happens.
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Demonic-Dems
1 hour ago
Keep it up NYC and soon it will be like the wild west, however only the bad guys will have

Reply 1 Share

Leeann
3 hours ago
Thank you Mr Holden for standing up to this. !

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gracie woodard
4 hours ago
welcome to johannesburg--censor that woke murdoch kids now in charge of NYP
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Bennie Dovers
8 minutes ago
Most worthless City Council ever. I thought we were broke yet a mental health hiree will tell
ity Employees what services they can get? Look at the website!! What help can the rest of us
et for free? I don't want any criminals in my building--the landlord can't even see if they are
apists? And why not make more cops leave while you are at it with this nonsense. Where are
tenant protections like Good Cause, which makes sense--evict for cause only. Why are
paying a fee landlords can deduct as a business expense? Do small businesses still have
have certain awnings? I'd have voted against hanif, but the opponent was even dumber.
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virgil kane
25 minutes ago
These people on the City Council hate New Yorker's just keep weakening the NYPD with the
ngoing crisis and violence happening around the city. What is their true purpose is it to allow
protests or is it to have Police refrain from interaction with the swelling numbers
illegal invaders.
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Sickofit
2 hours ago
New York Post is now a tool of Xi! Pitiful!
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Jericho
2 hours ago
the morons still haven't explained who will review all of the contact reports. will they just
dust or will additional folks be hired for that purpose alone?
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Mark Jaeger
13 minutes ago
NYC you could have elected Curtis Sliwa. Nahhh, that would have been too logical.
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A GRIMM CREATURE
31 minutes ago
This action will make “Gangs of New York look like child’s play
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Tony Nobaloney
1 hour ago
If you can, flee this God forsaken, corruption ridden, high tax, high crime, criminal illegal alien
and pollution ridden toxic waste dump.

They are coming for you next!

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Kevin Barry
3 hours ago
NYC emboldens criminals
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