Well it's a combination that must take place. Albany reconvenes in January. In the meantime, my offices have zeroed in on those repeated offenders. And we're having conversations, right now, with lawmakers to say, 'Here's what we're saying how to tweak that. But we can't wait until January. We're doing things right now.'
Mayor Eric Adams discusses ongoing efforts to address crime and bail reform before the legislative session.
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