A large number of police officers in New York left and shouted "enough", the number of people reached a record high

Jimu Journalist Li Lili

Intern Yang Shaopeng

According to the "New York Post" reported on June 28, a large number of police officers in New York resigned, more than 100 police retired in June, and 75 people planned to submit a resignation application next month. The police are leaving the police station with a record number.

Detective Jason Capo (source: source: New York Post)

Police Trade Union Chairman Paul Dicago said that this will have a significant impact on crime investigation and public safety.

In 2022, the New York Police Department had a retirement of 25 police officers, and the total number of active duty was about 5,600, which was nearly 2,000 less than 20 years ago. During the new crown epidemic in 2020, 794 policemen retired; in 2021, the number of retirees fell to 395.

Sources said that 100 police officers left in just one month, which was an amazing number for the New York City Police Department.

On Tuesday, the 51 -year -old Queens Police Jason Capoto decided to retire in advance. He said at the departure ceremony held at the 105th branch that he was "enough." He has worked at the New York Police Station for 18 years, and he could not get the highest pension because he left in advance.

He said: "Anyone who knows me knows that I love this job, but this job has changed. It is a big deal for me to prohibit the bail. This is no longer a real crime. After a person who was injured, the person returned to the branch to retrieve his property the next day. They would not close anyone, even if there were people at the bottom of the case. In addition, I was worried that when the arrest was arrested Encountered legal problems, for example, the police are prohibited from hitting the suspect's abdomen. "

He added: "What you do on the street will affect your entire life. In my heart, I will always be a police officer."

It is reported that in 2019, New York passed the bail reform law, and the suspect was likely to be released on bail without paying bail. A large number of suspects were released in a second crime, which led to the deterioration of public order in New York recently.

Another policeman who has worked in the Branx District for 21 years said he would leave soon.

The police officer who had 500 career arrest and asked anonymous said: "I have already submitted an application for departure and planned to leave next month. As long as the criminals were not prosecuted, they would not be held accountable. Any politician can really solve this problem. "

According to data from the New York Police Department, this year, the city's murder and shootings decreased by about 12%year -on -year, while other major criminal ratios such as large theft, robbery and robbery have increased sharply, which has brought more to investigators more. Large pressure.

A 44 -year -old Placks district who has worked since 2005 said: "If you can, I will apply for retirement today. I was born and grew up in the Blanx District. ","

According to her, her working object is teenagers. When the judge released the criminal, it was particularly frustrating.

She said, "If I can retire tomorrow, I will definitely do this. This job is really tired."

Police Trade Union Chairman Digkomo said the police felt low because of lack of support from politicians.

In 2020, the black man George Freud died of violent law enforcement for four US police, which triggered a wave of protest against racial discrimination.

The direct consequence of the Freud case is that in order to curb police abuse of power, the United States has carried out a series of police reforms, especially to reduce the budget of the police department. This exacerbates the process of police departure and retirement, and the number of police officers has decreased significantly.

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