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The NYPD budget has risen by about $1 billion in the last *five* years. Not 30.https://twitter.com/NYDailyNews/status/1276325062216421381 …
The NYPD expects to spend $5.9 billion in FY 2020. Out of a total city budget of $97.4 billion. Here are the historical NYPD and total city budgets going back, courtesy @CityLimitsNews. https://citylimits.org/2020/06/17/cutting-the-police-budget-means-revising-the-role-cops-play-in-todays-nyc/ …pic.twitter.com/pM1pUoRXmy
Without looking it up, I'll make an educated guess that crime in NYC was at an all-time low five years ago. Right?
Always crazy allegations, the budget increase has been in spite of a 38.2% decline in the seven major felony offenses (2002 to 2019) tracked by the NYC PD!! So if there is an almost 40% decline it should be able to take some cut. @MollyJongFast @PLB1931 https://www1.nyc.gov/site/nypd/stats/stats.page …
It looked like 27 straight years of decline back in 2017!!! With declining crime and seeking to keep up arrrest levels they went after everyone without any probably cause, except resisting unfairness and arguing. @JRubinBlogger @DNCWarRoom @MomsDemandhttps://www.nytimes.com/2017/12/27/nyregion/new-york-city-crime-2017.html …
Everything the police say about this has the ring of a threat. Like, we will make sure things get worse.
Thats because its not really about some natural consequence, this is meant to be a threat
I don't understand how these things correlate in your point. I could imagine various scenarios in which reducing funding that occurred over a shorter number of years would reduce progress over a greater number of years when accounting for other factors.
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