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Detective attacked in Brooklyn on second night of solo subway patrols, union urges Mayor Adams to scrap program

By Dean Moses Posted on June 22, 2022
Subway crime
Subway crime remains an issue.

The Detectives Endowment Association (DEA) is speaking out after an NYPD Detective was assaulted Tuesday during the police’s newly implemented solo subway patrols.

The sharply criticized initiative, which spreads officers out by placing them on platforms by themselves as well as entering two opposite points on a train, is off to a concerning start after a transit cop was attacked at Pennsylvania Avenue Station in Brooklyn during its first full night of patrols.

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Detective attacked in Brooklyn on second night of solo subway patrols, union urges Mayor Adams to scrap program

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