Mayor Bill De Blasio and the NYPD: The Betrayal of New York

In his new book, "Mayor Bill De Blasio and the NYPD: The Betrayal of New York," author David Freedlander provides a scathing indictment of the mayor's relationship with the city's police department. Freedlander argues that De Blasio has systematically undermined the NYPD, resulting in a surge in crime and a decline in public safety.

Hold The Line: Mayor Bill de Blasio, The NYPD & The Betrayal of New York

by Michael Hayes

4.9 out of 5

Language	:	English
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The book is based on extensive research, including interviews with current and former NYPD officers, city officials, and community leaders. Freedlander paints a damning portrait of De Blasio as a mayor who is more interested in appeasing his political base than in protecting the city's residents.

One of the most striking things about the book is the way in which it documents the mayor's hostility towards the NYPD. De Blasio has repeatedly made disparaging remarks about the police, and he has even accused them of racism and brutality. This has led to a deep mistrust between the mayor and the NYPD, and it has made it difficult for the police to do their jobs effectively.

Freedlander also argues that De Blasio's policies have made the city less safe. The mayor has cut funding for the NYPD, and he has made it more difficult for the police to stop and frisk suspects. These policies have emboldened criminals, and they have led to a surge in crime.

The book is a powerful indictment of Mayor Bill De Blasio and his policies. Freedlander provides a wealth of evidence to support his claims, and he paints a damning portrait of a mayor who has failed to protect the city's residents.

Table of Contents

* * Chapter 1: The Mayor's Hostility Towards the NYPD * Chapter 2: De Blasio's Policies and the Surge in Crime * Chapter 3: The Betrayal of New York *

In his new book, "Mayor Bill De Blasio and the NYPD: The Betrayal of New York," author David Freedlander provides a scathing indictment of the mayor's relationship with the city's police department. Freedlander argues that De Blasio has systematically undermined the NYPD, resulting in a surge in crime and a decline in public safety.

The book is based on extensive research, including interviews with current and former NYPD officers, city officials, and community leaders. Freedlander paints a damning portrait of De Blasio as a mayor who is more interested in appeasing his political base than in protecting the city's residents.

Chapter 1: The Mayor's Hostility Towards the NYPD

One of the most striking things about the book is the way in which it documents the mayor's hostility towards the NYPD. De Blasio has repeatedly made disparaging remarks about the police, and he has even accused them of racism and brutality. This has led to a deep mistrust between the mayor and the NYPD, and it has made it difficult for the police to do their jobs effectively.

For example, in 2014, De Blasio said that the NYPD was "out of control" and that the city needed to "rein in" the police. He also said that the police were "using excessive force" and that they were "targeting black and Latino men."

These remarks were deeply offensive to many NYPD officers, and they led to a sharp decline in morale. The mayor's hostility towards the NYPD has made it difficult for the police to do their jobs effectively.

Chapter 2: De Blasio's Policies and the Surge in Crime

Freedlander also argues that De Blasio's policies have made the city less safe. The mayor has cut funding for the NYPD, and he has made it more difficult for the police to stop and frisk suspects. These policies have emboldened criminals, and they have led to a surge in crime.

For example, in 2014, De Blasio cut $100 million from the NYPD's budget. He also signed a law that made it more difficult for the police to stop and frisk suspects. These policies have led to a sharp increase in crime.

In 2015, the number of murders in New York City increased by 14%. The number of shootings increased by 10%. The number of robberies increased by 7%.

The mayor's policies have made the city less safe for everyone.

Chapter 3: The Betrayal of New York

Freedlander concludes his book by arguing that De Blasio has betrayed the city of New York. The mayor has failed to protect the city's residents, and he has made the city less safe.

De Blasio's betrayal of New York is a tragedy. The city is now less safe than it was before he became mayor. The mayor has failed to live up to his promises, and he has betrayed the trust of the people who elected him.

"Mayor Bill De Blasio and the NYPD: The Betrayal of New York" is a powerful indictment of Mayor Bill De Blasio and his policies. Freedlander provides a wealth of evidence to support his claims, and he paints a damning portrait of a mayor who has failed to protect the city's residents.

The book is a must-read for anyone who is concerned about the future of New York City.

Hold The Line: Mayor Bill de Blasio, The NYPD & The Betrayal of New York

by Michael Hayes

4.9 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	6978 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
X-Ray for textbooks	:	Enabled
Print length	:	112 pages

FREE