NYC mayor vetoes bill expanding reporting of police stops, faces override by City Council
Briefly

Democratic Mayor Eric Adams announced Friday that he rejected the bill, known as the 'How Many Stops Act,' which requires officers to publicly report on all investigative stops, including relatively low-level encounters with civilians.
The Democratic-led City Council approved the measure in the final days of 2023 with enough votes to overrule a mayoral veto and ensure that the bill becomes law unless several members change their stance.
Read at Brooklyn Eagle
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