NYPD cops received more than $150M in overtime for subway patrols -- but New Yorkers still feel unsafe despite crime dip

NYPD cops received more than $150 million in overtime for their increased subway patrols this year – a move that may have paid off, as the latest data shows an overall downturn in felony crime, despite an increase in ridership in 2023.

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