De Blasio has few answers on how to curb local violence in NYC

Mayor Bill de Blasio had few answers Monday when asked what the city would do in response to the rise in local violence — including the shooting of a 12-year-old boy over the weekend.

The wounded child’s grandmother had told The Post that Saturday’s troubling crime showed the city is now a place to “kill or be killed”— and de Blasio was asked at a press conference what he was doing to make things safer. “There are absolutely fresh approaches happening,” Hizzoner said.