NYPD Will Be Disbanding 600 Plain Clothed Cops

[BK The Great]

 

[AnonymityX1000]

Says they will still have plain clothes patrols. Better than nothing I guess.

 

[Strapped]

Those cops create their own work by harassing the public

 

[88m3]

Says they will still have plain clothes patrols. Better than nothing I guess.

it's going to be okay

 

[Ghost_In_A_Shell]

Says they will still have plain clothes patrols. Better than nothing I guess.

We can get to slow disbanding with in two year . We have to start somewhere.

 

[AnonymityX1000]

it's going to be okay

Promise?

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

If y’all didn’t know that’s them dudes who ride around in unmarked cars in every hood who stick out like sore thumbs looking to fukk with people

 

[Wargames]

If y’all didn’t know that’s them dudes who ride around in unmarked cars in every hood who stick out like sore thumbs looking to fukk with people

They literally Just fukk with people. They are all about hitting their quota and are legally shaking people down

 

[SNYC]

The same way they disbanded the SCU (Street Crime Unit) in '02 after the Amadou Diallo murder


Something tells me a new task force will be started....... terrorism related

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

The same way they disbanded the SCU (Street Crime Unit) in '02 after the Amadou Diallo murder


Something tells me a new task force will be started....... terrorism related

same team new name, went from SCU to ACU and will be now CTU counter terrorism unit

 

[DEAD7]

Disbanding the unit... what about the bigoted trigger happy officers within the unit who participated in those "notorious shootings"
Practically zero accountability in the public sector. shyts disgusting. shytting cops, shytty teachers, shytty social workers, all just get moved around, or "reassigned".

 

[88m3]

great fist step

 

[SNYC]

same team new name, went from SCU to ACU and will be now CTU counter terrorism unit

And before that it was TPF/U & SEU

Article from '88, you suckas

New York developed innovative techniques to cope with hostile crowds after civil disturbances in 1964 and, again, after confrontations with protesters at Columbia University in 1968 and with gay-rights demonstrators at the Stonewall Inn in 1969. Special Units Created

In this period, the department trained large forces of officers and supervisors who practiced crowd control together and were called up as a unit when unexpected demonstrations occurred.

Before the units were created, a small number of officers were summoned from many precincts, insuring that officers would serve with other officers they did not know, under supervisors they did not know.

One group, known as the Special Events Unit, was begun in 1968 to respond to daytime student demonstrations as well as parades and other peaceful events. A second citywide unit, the tactical patrol force, patrolled high-crime neighborhoods in the evening and could be mobilized for demonstrations as well.

These citywide units were gradually disbanded. Months after he took office in 1984, Police Commissioner Benjamin Ward eliminated the tactical patrol force and replaced it with six smaller units, permanently assigned to a patrol command covering all or large sections of a borough. #7 Units, 680 Officers These units, two in Manhattan, two in Brooklyn, and one each in the Bronx, Queens and Staten Island, have a total of 680 officers. But they work in shifts around the clock so that a few dozen officers are available to respond to emergencies in each area.

NEW POLICE GOALS IN CROWD CONTROL

 

[Wiles]

bunch of jobless cacs about to be on the streets

stay safe gotham brehs