But losing the UASI funding would result in--and this is according to Commissioner O'Neill, they would have to cut 600 officers who play a vital role in protecting New York City.
Kathleen Rice: “But losing the UASI funding would result in--and this is according to Commissioner O'Neill, they would have to cut 600…”
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Rice highlights the impact of UASI funding cuts on New York City's police force.
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