Fifth migrant teen busted in Times Square gang attack on NYPD cops- as Commish Tisch rips pols for trying to scrap gangs database
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In the wake of a violent mob attack on two NYPD officers in Times Square, a fifth migrant teen was arrested, highlighting the ongoing debate over the department's gang database. NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch criticized City Council efforts to abolish the database, claiming it was crucial for quickly identifying suspects. The NYPD's sanctuary city policies complicate interactions with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, as seen when ICE agents attempted to apprehend a suspect at a precinct. Mayor Eric Adams suggested witnesses could have alerted ICE, reflecting the tension between local and federal immigration enforcement practices.
NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch criticized local politicians' efforts to abolish the gang database, stating it was vital in rapidly identifying perpetrators of a recent violent incident.
Investigators are examining how Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrived at a police precinct, as local policies prevent NYPD from assisting in civil immigration enforcement.
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