US media: New York, USA, has more than 1,500 police officers this year will affect public safety

Overseas Network, June 13th. According to the New York Post reported on June 11, as of the end of May this year, more than 1,500 police officers from the New York City Police Department chose to resign or retire.

According to the pension statistics of the New York Police Department, as of May 31, a total of 1,596 police officers have left in New York. 524 of them resigned, and 1072 people retired, an increase of 38%compared with the same period in 2021, an increase of 46%over 2020.

A policeman who has worked in the New York Police Station for more than 6 years said: "In the past few years, many people have left and the police officers are short." He also mentioned that he had to take 25 to 30 tasks every day. Exhaustion.

Regarding the large -scale resignation of New York City police, law enforcement officers said that this would have a serious impact. Parallene Patriotic Police and Trade Union Patrick Linkqi said: "The New York Police Department's shortage of personnel deepen the deepening, which will eventually affect public safety." He believes that low wages, low benefits, and speech attacks from the city council and other anti -police instigators are pushing the New York police officer's loss rate to a record high. (Overseas network/Zhang Ni internship compilation/He Siqi)

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