Several candidates who are competing for the mayor of New York want to keep a distance from the past support of the “police refund”.
Democratic members threw a hat to the Mayor of Eric Adams in 2025, like the Senator New York Senator Zerner Miley, the former Secretary Scott M. Stringer, and the current officer Brad Lander. Ta. Promote parent politics and public safety A campaign to address the rise crime.
Stringer and Miley have announced plans to hire more than 3,000 police officers. Stringer is looking for “dedicated police officers of all subway trains.”
Some candidates have announced plans to add more than 3,000 police officers to NYPD. (Peter Garber)
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Lander, on the other hand, repented and said, “I want to admit that progressive, including me, is slow to respond to the greater sense of obstacles from the pandemic.”
This was completely contrasted with their opinions about the funds of police and police just a few years ago.
In June 2020, after George Floyd's death, Lander said, “It's time to refund the police and reconsider public safety infrastructure.” Despite the details of NYPD's security, his idea remained in 2021.
“All areas are safe, safe, and we have to confront the rise in violence by guns,” Lander said in 2021.
Stringer asked Reduction of $ 1.1 billion According to the police budget in 2020, during the protest of black life.
Most of the NYC mayor candidates supported the reduction in police budget after George Floyd died in 2020. (AP)
“The brutal and meaningless murder of George Floyd, Braina Taylor, and Afmood Alberry is the latest memories of racial justice and police reform,” said Stringer. “We must call racism in all UG forms to break this painful cycle, but it is not enough to blame racism in words. For justice. The battle must be supported by the accountability and specific action.
Miley had previously sued NYPDHe argued that the pepper was blown while being attacked and participating in the black life protest.
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“Police's atrocities are in the DNA in this country. If you don't start a conversation, I won't be involved with you,” Miley wrote in X (previously known as Twitter). 。
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This shift is similar to the tough campaign in the crime of the mayor of Adams who led him to victory. In 2021, he criticized his main opponent Maya Wiley for hiring private safety while pushing the police to return the police.
“It's the highest hypocrisy for me,” said Adams. “Security cannot be done for wealthy people. It must be for all New Yorkers.”
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