New York City Mayor Eric Adams is resurrecting a controversial unit within the NYPD to help stem an increase in shootings, hoping that oversight and training will prevent the unit from the infamy that plagued it in years past.
In response to a wave of violence during his first month on the job -- capped by a deadly attack on two police officers --
The so-called anti-crime unit, which was disbanded in August 2020 following racial justice protests and unrest across the country, will be rebranded Neighborhood Safety Teams and will start patrolling high-crime neighborhoods in the next three weeks. The unit and other similarly composed units have been marked by allegations of aggressive tactics and police brutality.
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