The idea that there is this perception in a lot of these communities that there’s a lot of cops on the train, there are a lot of police there that are watching fare jumpers, et cetera.
Eric Adams: “The idea that there is this perception in a lot of these communities that there’s a lot of cops on the train, there are…”
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Discussing the perception of police presence in subway systems and the deployment of officers.
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