NYPD Prepares for U.N. General Assembly Next Week
Thousands of officers will guard the U.N. complex as officials warn of daily protests, rolling closures and transit delays during the General Assembly.
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NYC braces for multiple daily protests as world leaders arrive for UN General Assembly
New Yorkers should expect rolling road closures and “frozen zones” limiting pedestrian and vehicle traffic around the U.N. on 46th St. and First Ave. Transportation in the skies above and ferry service along the East River will also be limited, Mamdani said.
NYPD braced for ‘multiple protests every day’ around U.N. summit
NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch told reporters on Thursday that her department expects a wave of protests around the U.N. General Assembly next week, set to feature President Donald Trump, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian — even as she and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani maintained little would change regarding...
NYPD expects daily UN General Assembly protests as NYC street closures begin
NYPD police stand guard outside the United Nations headquarters ahead of the United Nations General Assembly. Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch said police are preparing for multiple demonstrations a day. Street closures and other travel disruptions start Sunday. [ more › ]
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