In an effort to combat crime in New York City’s transit system, the NYPD has launched a new quality-of-life initiative resulting in numerous arrests, particularly of repeat offenders. Jean Alliance and Geraly Mills, with a combined 127 arrests, exemplify the ongoing issue of habitual offenders plaguing the subway. Notably, the initiative led to the apprehension of notorious figures such as Robert Davis, with 129 arrests, highlighting the effectiveness of focusing on smaller infractions to address wider criminal activity in the city.
Jean Alliance, 40, and Geraly Mills, 37, have been arrested a combined 127 times throughout their criminal careers, including 25 of the most serious felonies, like robbery, assault and burglary, records show.
We're focusing on quality-of-life infractions, and this proves we're getting the right people. Not just in transit, but ... we see it helping overall crime reduction citywide.
The Post on Sunday revealed that a new quality-of-life initiative in NYPD transit districts in Queens and Brooklyn has ensnared the top five subway system offenders in the city.
Topping the list is Robert Davis, 56, a reputed member of the Latin Kings gang who has compiled 129 career busts, including felony robbery and grand larceny charges.
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