For a few hours Tuesday, the city’s police unions had a new Public Enemy No. 1.
Following his admonishment of how the NYPD managed the unrest and widespread looting from SoHo to the Bronx and elsewhere that lasted until the early morning of June 2, Governor Cuomo replaced Mayor de Blasio as the unions’ bête noire.
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