An off-duty NYPD officer pulled a gun on three kids in Westchester during a road-rage incident, underscoring that a majority of NYPD officers live in the suburbs. Local reporting highlights persistent speeding and danger on Bedford Avenue, with dramatic driver speeds documented by community outlets. Questions have emerged about recent MTA performance, including whether the agency is experiencing a genuine increase in delays or simply measuring them differently. Subway crime has declined, but the drop has not reversed political damage to Mayor Eric Adams. Independent candidate Jim Walden ended his campaign while calling for opponents to defeat Zohran Mamdani, who draws criticism from conservatives and other political figures. The Port Authority is blamed for an uptown park closure and urged to improve management.
A road-raging NYPD cop pulled a gun on three kid in an off-duty incident in Westchester, which is a reminder to again point out that a majority of NYPD cops live in the suburbs. (WPIX, Gothamist) Another hat-tip to Williamsburg365 for its ongoing coverage of how dangerous Bedford Avenue is now! Check out how fast these drivers were speeding! (amNY also covered it.)
In his statement, he still called on someone, anyone, to defeat Zohran Mamdani, whom he called a "Trojan Horse" candidate. Say what you will about the Queens Assembly member and future mayor, he's not being secretive about his agenda; in fact, the reason folks like Walden, Andrew Cuomo, President Trump and the editorial board of the Times are so hysterical about Mamdani is because they know exactly what he stands for. (NY Post, NY Times)
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