The “How Many Stops Act” will get one more vote in the City Council this Tuesday, as lawmakers will attempt to override Mayor Eric Adams’ veto of the controversial police reporting bill.
City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams announced the impending vote late on Friday afternoon in a statement, saying that the legislature has no need to waste any further time debating the legislation that would require NYPD officers to file reports on specific interactions with the public.
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