Eric Adams

We know that people were not feeling safe. And that is why the commissioner put this quality of life initiative, the Q-team, throughout our entire city.

As a lifelong public servant, I know first-hand the sacrifices that our city employees make every day to keep our streets safe, teach our children, help families save money, and deliver every day for 8.5 million of their fellow New Yorkers.

I'm not here as the mayor, I'm here as a parent, as a father.

Too many military veterans still struggle with housing insecurity. If you served our country abroad or on a military base, you should be able to find an affordable place to live back home; that is why we are going to make military veterans…

We must live in the spirit of Officer Islam and what he stood for and what he will always stand for and what he fought for.

We want to make sure the public servants who power our city can afford to live in our city, which is why we are going to double the city’s affordable housing preference for our extraordinary city employees.

We cannot strengthen gun laws through vigils. It must be responded through legislation.

This senseless act of violence, as the police commissioner and I walked through the building, we saw the blood trails and the videos. And the level of violence … I have not witnessed at that level before.

It is time to turn the corner of a society where automatic weapons are as easy to get as a cellphone. We need to rethink who we are as a society, that there is a comfortability to carry an illegal weapon of this magnitude.

He appeared to have blamed the NFL for his injury.

By rejecting the land use application for this casino bid while approving three others in Manhattan, Queens, and Brooklyn, the City Council is putting its finger on the scale — and this is precisely the type of action that leads New…

The response of our police officers, I believe, saved many lives.

When you start dismantling the pieces of the law enforcement apparatus that are specifically designed to carry out functions, that is extremely dangerous.

He was determined to do harm, and in a law enforcement approach, that is something extremely challenging.

I told them that he was a hero and we admire him for putting his life on the line.

He embodies what this city is all about. He’s a true-blue New Yorker, not only in a uniform he wore, but in his spirit and energy of loving this city.

Officer Didarul Islam died as he lived, a hero and protector of New York City.

The note alluded to that he felt he had CTE, a known brain injury for those who participate in contact sports. He appeared to have blamed the NFL for his injury.

He was doing what he does best and all members of the police department carry out, he was saving lives.

A violent, despicable attack

He was a hero, and we admire him for putting his life on the line.

He's an immigrant from Bangladesh, and he loved this city.

Each gun we take off the street is a river of violence that we are damming.

He loved this city, and everyone we spoke with stated he was a person of faith and a person that believed in God and believed in living out the life of a godly person. He embodies what the city is all about.

In so many ways, our pets care for us and our loved ones, and it’s important that we care for them, too.