Mayor Eric Adams announced an expansion of the NYPD's Quality of Life Division across Staten Island, aiming to address issues like homeless encampments and outdoor drug use. This follows a recent fatal shooting in Brooklyn. Adams expressed confidence in New York City's ability to combat crime without federal intervention, citing positive crime statistics. However, he acknowledged the need for federal help to tackle illegal guns flowing into the city, especially in light of recent violence, including another shooting incident.
Adams announced an expansion of NYPD's Quality of Life Division across Staten Island, targeting homeless encampments, outdoor drug use, and other public safety issues.
Adams reaffirmed New York City's capacity to handle crime without federal intervention, stating, "Our numbers speak for themselves" regarding crime statistics.
Despite record-low shootings and murders, an unexpected Midtown Manhattan shooting resulted in four fatalities, indicating ongoing challenges in public safety.
Adams emphasized the need for federal assistance in addressing the flow of illegal guns into the city, particularly in relation to incidents involving illegal firearms.
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