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How Many Stops Act requirements could have grave consequences on police response times, NYPD legal department says

By Dean Moses Posted on January 30, 2024

As the City Council worked to override on Mayor Eric Adams’ veto of the How Many Stops Act Tuesday, the NYPD’s legal department issued a grave warning about the police reporting bill’s potential ramifications.

NYPD Executive Director and Counsel for Chief of Department Elizabeth Moehle sat down with amNewYork Metro on Tuesday to discuss the bill that some have been championing as a new step in police transparency — while others charge it will handcuff cops with unnecessary paperwork to document most every interaction with the public.

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How Many Stops Act requirements could have grave consequences on police response times, NYPD legal department says

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