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Cops Slow To Enforce Broken Windows, Yet Crime Is Still Down
Summonses for offenses like open container or disorderly conduct, while up 121% from last week to 3,283, are still much lower than "normal"; down 56% from 2014.
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Christopher Robbins
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69% Of NYers Think Cops Were Wrong To Turn Their Backs On De Blasio
Also, New Yorkers are pretty annoyed with Pat Lynch and Al Sharpton.
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Jen Chung
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"Pushing, Shoving And Lots Of Screaming" At Police Union Meeting
Pat Lynch's 'guys got up and there was shoving and pushing.'
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Jen Chung
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Bratton: New Yorkers Glad Cops Are Making Petty Arrests Again
"We have a lot of very tired cops, including a lot of the leadership here, who are out every night, night after night on demonstrations, that wears on you," Bratton said.
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Christopher Robbins
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NYPD Slowdown Turns Into "Broken Windows" Crackdown
It appears that some cops are making up for lost time.
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John Del Signore
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No Vacation Time Or Lunch Breaks Until Cops Start Writing Tickets
To ensure the return to normalcy, NYPD leaders are preventing any officer from taking vacation leave or lunch breaks until low-level enforcement increases.
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Christopher Robbins
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Video: Bill Maher Calls NYPD "New York's Whiniest" While Blasting Work Slowdown
'Seriously, if our deal with the police is that we have to constantly reassure them how much we love them unless they throw a tantrum, we're not supporting them. We're dating them.'
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Jen Chung
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Ask A Native New Yorker: Is It Right For Cops To Go On Strike?
This week's question comes from a New Yorker who's fed up with the NYPD "slowdown."
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Gothamist Staff
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Bratton: Don't Call It A Slowdown
"Sorry, Broken Windows is here to stay."
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Christopher Robbins
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