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During a raid, officers with the jail's Direct Action Response Team clear out inmates from sections of the jail, frisk them, and turn over their cells in search of the contraband.
«We've dramatically reduced the overuse and abuse of stop - and - frisk, initiated a comprehensive plan to retrain the entire NYPD to reduce the use of excessive force and to work with the community, reduced arrests for minor marijuana possession, and given officers body cameras to improve transparency and accountability,» de Blasio said.
New York City reached an agreement on Thursday with plaintiffs challenging the controversial stop - and - frisk procedure.
AG Eric Schneiderman is keeping a 2010 campaign promise and reviewing NYPD stop - and - frisk data and weighing whether to issue a formal report, setting up a potential battle with Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly and Mayor Bloomberg.
A new Quinnipiac poll highlights the racial divide in the stop and frisk debate with blacks opposing the policy, while a majority of whites and hispanics support it.
With regards to «Stop and Frisk», it's been shown to be extremely limited in accuracy, with only 1 of 20 individuals stopped actually being taken into custWith regards to «Stop and Frisk», it's been shown to be extremely limited in accuracy, with only 1 of 20 individuals stopped actually being taken into custwith only 1 of 20 individuals stopped actually being taken into custody.
STUPIIDSMITHGATE is just a tip of the iceberg «THE FEDS» have been under the covers with agents for a long time & many people are wearing wires & Tabone knew that and he did a body frisk & FAILED to Find it if the report is correct.
Democrats in the city have long been split over Kelly's tenure, with some, like Jeffries, criticizing the commissioner for his heavy reliance on stop - and - frisk, particularly in minority neighborhoods.
The Rev. Al Sharpton said he was «encouraged» after meeting with Lhota, even though the two disagree sharply on some key issues — like stop - and - frisk.
Williams, one of the chief advocates of curtailing NYPD stop and frisk, insisted the drop in the tactic had nothing to do with the spike in shootings.
In a victory for reformers, campaign finance reform is high on the list, along with other progressive initiatives such as raising the minimum wage and changing New York City's «stop and frisk» policy.
And while he praised Bloomberg's efforts to improve public health, snuff out smoking, and pass immigration reform, he vowed to improve the way the city deals with small businesses, bolster affordable housing, and reform the controversial stop - and - frisk policy to improve community relations with police.
Quinn said that while she respects the commissioner, she doesn't agree with him on every issue, including stop - and - frisk.
Despite the stunning recording and the heated exchanges over stop - and - frisk, the most fireworks occurred between council members themselves, who sparred with each other throughout the hearing.
They include decriminalizing the public possession of small amounts of marijuana in New York City, to end a problem with New York's Stop and Frisk laws.
Gangi points to bias in law enforcement, citing data that shows while stop - and - frisks or arrests for certain offenses may be down, racial disparities remain, with people of color stopped or arrested far more often than white people.
The City has agreed with the plaintiffs in Floyd v. City of New York to changes including a three year period for a monitor to oversee the stop & frisk policy.
Mayor Bill de Blasio pledged that President - Elect Donald Trump's proposal to implement the use of stop - and - frisk nationwide are not going to fly with him — noting the federal government can threaten deny New York City money, but can't force it to change its policing methods.
Assemblyman Hakeem Jeffries is a solid legislator and the chief sponsor of a law that requires the New York Police Department to discard data about anyone who has been stopped and frisked but not charged with a crime.
The city will also take part in a joint process with community stakeholders to ensure people affected by stop - and - frisk play an active role in shaping reform.
I am honored to stand with Mayor de Blasio as we work together to end the stop - and - frisk era and safeguard the civil liberties of all New Yorkers,» said Public Advocate Letitia James.
Democrat Bill de Blasio, the city's public advocate, promised to more closely monitor the controversial stop - and - frisk practice of New York City police, which he equated with racial profiling.
He called the shooting death of the cops the «direct spinoff» of anti-police-brutality protests that the sympathetic mayor had allowed to take over city streets, blamed marijuana — which, thanks to the mayor, you can now carry a larger quantity of without getting locked up — for a spike in murders, has proudly declared stop - and - frisk isn't going away, and has repeatedly broken with the mayor on the subject of how many more cops the city needs (the mayor has said none, the police commissioner now says at least 1,000).
The comments came after City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, the leading Democratic mayoral candidate and a usual ally of the mayor, last week threw her support behind a bill that would create a new inspector general for the NYPD, who would be charged with overseeing police policies, like the controversial stop - and - frisk practice.
Dante, the Italian - named mixed - race teenager with an enormous Afro, narrates the ad, promising his dad would do more for affordable housing, tax the rich to fund pre-K education, and end stop and frisk.
De Blasio gained ground on his opponents in recent weeks with a liberal platform that included a promise to radically reform stop - and - frisk and hike taxes on the wealthy to pay for free pre-K and after - school programs for city students.
NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton with Mayor Bill de Blasio at a January 2014 press conference announcing that the city would not appeal a judge's ruling that «stop and frisk» is unconstitutional.
NEW YORK CITY — Police unions remained strongly behind mayoral candidate Bill Thompson after his impassioned church sermon Sunday denouncing the NYPD's stop - and - frisk policy with comparisons to the Trayvon Martin killing.
Nevertheless, the ad is clearly geared at illustrating de Blasio's racially diverse family — his wife is black, his children biracial — and ties it together with his concerns on stop and frisk as well as after school programs.
The number of stop - and - frisk reports filed by New York City police fell 51 percent in the first three months of this year compared with the same period last year.
Dianne Renwick, one of the judges who tossed the stop - and - frisk conviction of a 14 - year - old boy found with a gun in Harlem, is the wife of Bronx DA Robert Johnson.
He also said the city won't comply with the Justice Department if it orders local police to resume the stop - and - frisk policy, that the NYPD will arrest and prosecute anyone who attacks or victimizes Jews, Muslims, sexual minorities and any other vulnerable communities.
De Blasio campaign spokesman Dan Levitan responded with a shot at the Republican real estate exec, who until recently lived in Larchmont in Westchester, for his failure to answer questions on whether he supports expanding police use of stop and frisk.
Kelly also took issue with Scheindlin's finding that the majority of the stop - and - frisks never lead to charges, saying much of the police intervention happens before a crime is ever committed.
When the mayor - elect announced his appointment, it seemed he would be a kinder, gentler version of the commissioner de Blasio had so often criticized, Ray Kelly: Bratton read from a children's book that had inspired him to be a cop and projected a tough - on - crime stance while also rejecting the over-use of stop - and - frisk and emphasizing a need to work with the community.
«His son described him as the only candidate who will end the era of stop and frisk and that was a purposeful branding of de Blasio as a reformer and then immediately, as soon as he was the mayor - elect, he announced he was bringing back perhaps the most controversial police commissioner in the city's history,» Trujillo said, referring to de Blasio's early campaign ads with his son, Dante.
He credited de Blasio with reducing stop and frisk and the rollout of neighborhood policing, calling them «hallmark things that have played a big role.»
Topics included pending legal cases against the city on stop & frisk and the Central Park 5, Chiara de Blasio's recent video describing her struggle with substance abuse and depression and how the transition process will proceed once de Blasio becomes mayor.
Official net neutrality rules are here; Governor Andrew Cuomo 90 - day deletion policy is an «electronic shredder»; the FBI's Terrorism Task Force was tasked with a #BlackLivesMatter protest; take this stop - and - frisk data and run with it; and much, much more.
While repeating his criticism of Mayor Bloomberg's New York as «a tale of two cities,» and slamming the NYPD's controversial stop - and - frisk tactic, de Blasio soared past his rivals, securing 40.8 percent of the vote in the September primary and avoiding a runoff with Thompson.
She vowed, if elected mayor, to work with the court - appointed monitor to implement changes, promising to use the new police inspector general position proposed by the council to «review and provide guidance to ensure that stop and frisk is done in a constitutionally sound manner.»
The mayor said that a reduction in things such as stop - and - frisk and low level marijuana arrests combined with new technology gave the police department all the manpower they needed.
NEW YORK CITY — The city's top Democratic mayoral candidates rushed Monday to align themselves with a judge's ruling that the NYPD's stop - and - frisk tactics are unconstitutional, promising not to appeal the decision if they are elected.
At the lectern, Mr. de Blasio told the church's black congregation about the launch of his universal pre-kindergarten plan and signing of a new executive order mandating higher wages at city - subsidized companies — peppering his speech with religious references, criticisms of the stop - and - frisk policing policy and expressions of sympathy for President Barack Obama and his struggles with the Republican - dominated Congress.
And he pointed to the neighborhood policing initiative that pairs police officers with community residents and the decreased use of the stop - and - frisk policing method — steps he said show the city «got safer by being fairer.»
Former NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton says he has no problem with the presidential nominees discussing the controversial policing practice of stop - and - frisk — but he's asking them to «speak about it in an appropriate way» and stop «misinforming» the public.
Paterson met with NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly and state lawmakers on the stop - and - frisk database bill on which he has until Saturday to make a decision.
While there's no apparent effort to force him out, Johnson may be sick of the gig and ready to be replaced after nearly 25 years on the job — and after a torrent of criticism of his low conviction rate and his poor relations with the NYPD for declining to prosecute cases that arise from certain types of stop and frisks, sources told the News.
Jeffries, who backed Bill Thompson in the Democratic primary in 2013, criticized de Blasio during the campaign for saying he was the only candidate who would «end» stop - and - frisk, and last month, he suggested the mayor had taken too much credit for complying with a federal court order to curb its use.