Ex-Officer Caught Riding with Fake Tag 20 Minutes after Suspension
An off-duty officer was arrested and resigned after being caught riding a motorcycle with a fake license plate, despite being told she was “good to go” by other officers.
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- NYC Budget Prioritizes Social Services, Defying Punitive JusticeThe Vera Institute of Justice commended New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s Fiscal Year 2027 executive budget, asserting the proposal prioritizes investments in community safety, housing, and social services over punitive measures, thereby reflecting a strategic shift toward prevention, public health, and long-term community stability.
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