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Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg Jun 12, 2020
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Kelly Hayes Nov 04, 2019
Banishing people from the subway will only marginalize them without addressing the problem.
Guy Hamilton-Smith Apr 01, 2019
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Curtis Stephen Mar 14, 2019
Officers say the language used now is more subtle but still encourages numbers-driven policing.
George Joseph Dec 12, 2018
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The City Council member now eyeing a run for Queens DA has a record of supporting reform, but some critics aren’t convinced.
Theodore Hamm Aug 07, 2018