retail is booming. you cannot get a reservation in many residential neighbourhoods because they re back to life, the parks are busy. we do not see that right now in the commercial district where office buildings are, because people are not coming back. as crucial as the recovery will be, crime and public safety are now the leading concerns of voters. the city has seen a rise in murder, shootings and anti asian attacks. and it has led to an intense debate on how to best approach policing in this progressive city. the spike in violence has complicated the left wing of the party s push for police reform. they re pinning their hopes on maya wiley. the civil rights attorney has picked up powerful endorsements, including from representative alexandria ocasio cortez. we don t want to go back to the things that did not work. we must be honest about what has happened and honour the victims by really putting a plan in place to say you don t need
feeling at one with the community. this is happening on a mass scale in new york city. we re driving down crime every single year as we heal the relationship between police and community. so i do not think these tragedies are inevitable. i agree with you, human error is always possible in life. i have to tell you so much yf this happened in the past was because officers were trained in a very aggressive approach policing and overpolicing approach not in a humane compassionate approach that is about building relationships of mutual respect. as we re doing that in new york city, you re not seeing these incidents. every single police officer, good people who choz to serve all of us. good people who follow noble calling deserve the kind of training and support and opportunity to build a regulationship with the people they serve and blunt will he they have not been given nor have communities been given a chance to experience that policing. i think we need to do that all
we have a neighborhood policing policy that is about building officers and the people they serve first name basis. officers stay in the community long term. getting to know people and feeling at one with the community. this is happening on a mass scale in new york city. we re driving down crime every single year as we heal the relationship between police and community. so i do not think these tragedies are inevitable. i agree with you, human error is always possible in life. i have to tell you so much yf this happened in the past was because officers were trained in a very aggressive approach policing and overpolicing approach not in a humane compassionate approach that is about building relationships of mutual respect. as we re doing that in new york city, you re not seeing these incidents. every single police officer, good people who choz to serve all of us. good people who follow noble calling deserve the kind of