In the first three months of 2025, New York City reported the lowest number of shootings for any first quarter since 1994, with 140 incidents—down 23% from the previous year. This decrease occurred alongside an overall drop in major felonies, which fell by 11% across all boroughs. Commissioner Jessica Tisch and Mayor Eric Adams defended the city against claims of rampant crime, emphasizing these statistics as evidence of NYC's status as the safest major city in America, marking a rebound in safety post-pandemic.
In the first quarter of 2025, New York City saw a record low of 140 shootings, the lowest since crime statistics began in 1994, reflecting a broader decline in major felonies.
Mayor Eric Adams asserted that New York City is the safest big city in America, countering claims of chaos and crime, highlighting recent statistics as evidence.
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