For much of Mayor de Blasio’s second term, he has had to deal with incursions on his territory by Governor Cuomo in areas including dealing with transit-system problems, homelessness and conditions at the Housing Authority. Perhaps no place has the Governor’s footprint been more prominent than in the increasing deployment of State Troopers in New York City.
Their taking a role in safeguarding Orthodox Jewish neighborhoods in three parts of Brooklyn prompted NY1’s “Inside City Hall” host Errol Louis to ask the Mayor Jan. 6 during his weekly appearance whether he had any problem with those intrusions on NYPD territory, saying, “What do you think is going to be the path forward?”
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