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Hochul Adams pledge to fight subway crime with more cops cameras

10/23/2022 12:35:00 AM

Gov Hochul and Mayor Adams said they would send more MTA and NYPD officers on patrol in the subway along with installing more surveillance cameras and increasing support for severely mentally ill people

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Gov Hochul and Mayor Adams said they would send more MTA and NYPD officers on patrol in the subway along with installing more surveillance cameras and increasing support for severely mentally ill people Gov Hochul and Mayor Adams said they would send more MTA and NYPD officers on patrol in the subway along with installing more surveillance cameras and increasing support for severely mentally ill people pledged to address the recent increase in crime in the city's subway system.During a press conference on Saturday, the pair said they would send more MTA and NYPD officers on patrol in the subway, install more surveillance cameras, and do more to assist people with severe mental health issues. RELATED:Exclusive: Subway attack victim credits Gwen Stefani for survivalAdams also reiterated that major index crime on the subway is down compared to 2017, 2018, and 2019, but that what is most important is the perception of everyday New Yorkers."We can tell New Yorkers all the time that we have decreased crime in certain areas, but if New Yorkers don't feel safe, we are failing, and we are not going to take that out of our equation," Adams said. Read more:
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CNN's Michael Smerconish speaks with New York Magazine writer Reeves Wiedeman about the true story that inspired the Netflix series 'The Watcher.' Read more >> Kathy Hochul, Eric Adams plan to add 1,200 cops to NYC subwaysGov. Hochul and Mayor Adams said Saturday they’d be flooding the NYC subway system with more cops and installing surveillance cameras in a joint effort to combat surging crime. Probably the new graduates rush them out on the streets This is going to not end well they are trying to be so slick with their dirt TOO LATE! SHOULD HAVE DONE THIS OVER A YEAR AGO Too little, too late Witchie-Poo Poll: Lee Zeldin Takes the Lead in New York over Gov. Kathy HochulA shocking new poll puts Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-NY) just slightly ahead of Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) in New York’s governor’s race. “Shocking” because it’s not accurate… Hokie smokes, Bullwinkle! Rut row, Raggy! Zoinks! Jinkies! Yowzers! Noog! Great Scott! Gov. Kathy Hochul, Congressman Lee Zeldin among politicians in attendance at annual Al Smith DinnerAs Election Day approaches, New York's gubernatorial candidates turned out for the annual Al Smith Dinner in Midtown on Thursday. It's a fundraiser mixed with politics and laughter. DBrennanTV reports. Queendom916 SuburbsGal this is the first time they were seen together or in the same area Up Close preview: Congressman Zeldin takes aim at Hochul, crime in race for New York governorAfter interviewing Hochul on Wednesday, Eyewitness News anchor Bill Ritter sat down with Zeldin for Up Close, to discuss why he wants the job and whether his support of former President Donald Trump will hurt him in New York. We don’t need yet another mediocre wh*te man in power. Race for NY governor: Zeldin receives big endorsement, tightens gap with Hochul in pollsThe race for New York governor between Kathy Hochul and Lee Zeldin is getting tighter and Zeldin received a key endorsement as crime spikes in the city. Hochul is in Mayors pocket. She don’t do anything on crime Must go. In their own words: Hochul, Zeldin on the top issues on 'Up Close'Both candidates sat down with Eyewitness News anchor Bill Ritter for 'Up Close.' Only one of them is a toddler masker THE MAIN PROBLEM ARE the Leftist SJW Democrats funded by Soros who too often sympathize and even side with the criminals, rather than the people the criminals victimize. Vote them out, and vote conservatives in to bring back civility in society. Stazi Kathy! It's unacceptable for GovKathyHochul to spew divisive hateful rhetoric. Am lifelong Dem, my Dad a Republican. I our debates. Voting was important to him and me. I can't believe you would ask my Dad to leave NYS. Who's next on the list Kathy?DemocratsforZeldin Eric Adams pledged to address the recent increase in crime in the city's subway system.Mayor Eric Adams confronted by Post cover as fears grow over crime in NYC Gov.said in a letter to Hochul: It is my understanding you are desperately trying to get away with just one debate with Spectrum News the evening of Tuesday, October 25th.were not invited to speak, much less debate. During a press conference on Saturday, the pair said they would send more MTA and NYPD officers on patrol in the subway, install more surveillance cameras, and do more to assist people with severe mental health issues. RELATED: Exclusive: Subway attack victim credits Gwen Stefani for survival Adams also reiterated that major index crime on the subway is down compared to 2017, 2018, and 2019, but that what is most important is the perception of everyday New Yorkers. The announcement– which comes just over two weeks before Election Day — at Grand Central Terminal includes having the MTA and NYPD work together by adding 1,200 extra overtime shifts daily on the subway – equating to 10,000 extra overtime patrols every day. "We can tell New Yorkers all the time that we have decreased crime in certain areas, but if New Yorkers don't feel safe, we are failing, and we are not going to take that out of our equation," Adams said. No one has even elected you Governor and you are acting as an Emperor Governor running for a 16th term with tremendous contempt for New Yorkers. Crime in the subway has been an ongoing problem for Adams' young administration. We are “adding more cops, installing more cameras and providing more care to make our subway safer and let people know they are welcome here,” Hochul said. So far in 2022, nine people have been killed on the city's mass transit systems. Met costume. During an interview with Good Day New York on Friday, Adams suggested that New Yorkers should take off their headphones and put away their phones to stay aware while riding the subway. Adams previously downplayed the city’s increase in violent subway crime in a TV interview. New York Democrats, in 2019, passed the so-called “No Bail” law that ultimately eliminated bail for a number of criminal suspects accused of committing crimes. "We need people to be safe on the subway system and feel safe on the subway system," Adams said Saturday.  BREAKING NEWS . Christopher Sadowski The announcement came two days after Adams used a TV interview to downplay the city’s increase in violent subway crime — and blamed the news media for creating a false “perception” that the situation underground is out of control.