US EditionCuomo praises Adams plan to hire 5K more NYPD cops and blasts Mamdani as “against” the police
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Cuomo: Add 5,000 NYPD, Defeat ‘Anti-Police’ Mamdani
Even Democrats are getting on board with ramped-up policing to fight crime in the cities destroyed by cashless bail and anti-policing protests, if only to defeat democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani. Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo threw his support behind outgoing Democrat Mayor Eric Adams' proposal to hire 5,000 additional NYPD officers, framing it as a necessary step to combat police attrition and restore normal workloads within the departme…
New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced last Friday (October 31) that he will include an investment in his November updated budget to allow the NYPD to hire 5,000 new officers, bringing the agency's uniformed force to 40,000. Independent mayoral candidate Andrew Cuomo praised the move and criticized Democratic candidate Zohran Mamdani's calls to cut police resources.
New York.- Mayor Eric Adams announced plans to hire 5,000 more police officers by 2028, but the New York Police Department (NYPD) already has trouble hiring and retaining officers with its current staff. (Continue reading...) The entry Eric Adams announces plan to hire 5,000 police officers was first published in Remolacha - Dominican Republic News.
Former Governor Andrew Cuomo backed Mayor Eric Adams on Saturday for his initiative to incorporate 5,000 additional officers into the New York Police Department (NYPD), a strategy that seeks to deal with Democratic Socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani on the eve of Tuesday’s election. “We have one of the lowest levels of police in modern political history. We are losing agents due to the high rate of wear and tear,” Cuomo said during a campaign ev…
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