NYPD focused on keeping streets safe amid tensions from Israel-Hamas war
The police say they are continuing to roll out citywide all-out deployment and all in-service training will continue to be postponed until further notice.
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1h agoThe NYPD released a statement on Wednesday saying it is doing everything it can to keep the streets peaceful as the Israel-Hamas war goes on.
The department added that they "know the ongoing events overseas may resonate with individuals domestically and that is hard to anticipate."
The NYPD says it is continuing to roll out citywide all-out deployment and all in-service training will continue to be postponed until further notice.
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