Published 2 years ago

NYC subway safety plan gets going after a violent weekend

Summary by Ground News

Mayor Eric Adams plan, announced Friday, involves sending more police, mental-health clinicians and social-service outreach workers into the subways. Police will crack down on sleeping, littering, smoking, doing drugs or hanging out in the system. It calls for clearing all passengers out of trains at the ends of their lines.

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The Independent

NYC subway safety plan gets going after a violent weekend

New York’s latest plan to tackle both crime and homelessness in subways is rolling into action after police logged more than a half-dozen attacks in trains and stations over the holiday weekend

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

NYC subway safety plan gets going after a violent weekend

NEW YORK (AP) — New York's latest plan to tackle both crime and homelessness in subways was rolling into action Monday after police logged more than a half-dozen attacks in

2 years ago·United States

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abc News

NYC subway safety plan gets going after a violent weekend

New York’s latest plan to tackle both crime and homelessness in subways is rolling into action after police logged more than a half-dozen attacks in trains and stations over the holiday weekend

2 years ago·United States

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The Washington Post

NYC subway safety plan gets going after a violent weekend

New York’s latest plan to tackle both crime and homelessness in subways is rolling into action

2 years ago

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New York Post

Eric Adams’ NYC subway safety crackdown in effect starting today

Teams of NYPD cops and outreach workers are set to start canvassing trains and subways stations across the city under the mayor’s plan to crackdown on rule-breaking and eliminate homelessness…

2 years ago·New York, United States

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The Toronto Star

NYC subway safety plan gets going after a violent weekend

NEW YORK (AP) — New York’s latest plan to tackle both crime and homelessness in subways was rolling into action Monday after police logged more than a...

2 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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