
NYC mayoral candidates tackle surging crime, quality of life issues in debate
NY Post
The top five Democratic candidates for mayor tackled some of the biggest problems plaguing New Yorkers during a debate on Thursday night — zeroing in on surging crime and other quality of life issues.
Asked how they would curb the recent uptick in violence, such as shootings and hate crimes, both Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams and city Comptroller Scott Stringer said they would focus on reaching the Big Apple’s youth. “We must have an intervention and prevention,” Adams said on the WCBS-TV stage.More Related News

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