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For immediate release:
December 18, 2023

STATEMENT: Supporters Call for Passage of Critical Police Transparency Legislation

Today, in the lead-up to this week’s City Council vote on police transparency legislation, the

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December 13, 2023

Mayor’s Budget Shields Police and Slashes Oversight Measures

At their board meeting tonight, the Civilian Complaint Review Board (CCRB) announced they will have to end investigations of certain police misconduct cases as a result of Mayor Adams’ September directive to cut their budget by 15% in the current fiscal year.

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December 11, 2023

NYPD Preferential Treatment Denounced at Hearing On Mayor’s Financial Plan

Groups call for real cuts in NYPD bloated budget to redirect funds to essential services 

The New York City Council today held an oversight hearing that focused on Mayor Adams’ November financial plan.

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December 11, 2023

Cruel Budget Cuts to Critical Services and NYPD Budget Exceptionalism Harms New Yorkers

 

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NYC needs transparency in policing. It’s time to pass the ‘How Many Stops Act’

12/07/2023
Amsterdam News

Public safety is a matter of urgent and rising concern among New Yorkers. The impact of the pandemic, rising inequality, a growing mental health crisis, and skyrocketing costs of living have made life for working families difficult here in New York, the largest city in the U.S. It is all the more important, in this context, that our elected officials work to improve the long-strained relationship between the NYPD and the communities it serves. Passing the How Many Stops Act would be an important step forward.

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