NYPD begin overnight patrols of subway

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NYPD officers begin patrolling subway platforms and trains during overnight hours
Kathy Hochul has added hundreds of NYPD officers to subway platforms and trains during overnight hours in an attempt to stop a rash of crimes that has shocked the city in recent months.Read more: 3 NYC teens getting $10,
Overnight NYC subway trains now being patrolled by NYPD officers via state-funded program
Uniformed cops on trains began rolling out Monday night, and eventually two officers will ride every train running between 9 p.m. and 5 a.m., the department said.
NYPD begin overnight patrols of subway in renewed safety effort
New York City began increasing its police patrols on its subway overnight in an effort to combat crime on the transit system. Spikes in crime on the subway have put the system in the national spotlight as offenses ranging from petty theft to stabbings and murders have been publicized in the past year.
NYPD begins overnight subway patrols on cars and platforms
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul ordered two officers per train overnight, starting Monday in Brooklyn. CBS News New York's Christina Fan has a look at how it went.
Riding the subway with NYPD's new overnight patrols
"Generals lead from the front," New York City Mayor Eric Adams told officers deploying into the subway system at the start of the second night of the NYPD's new effort to curb transit crime: two officers on every train during overnight hours.
Overnight NYPD subway patrols roll out across NYC
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