Police – Page 66

For Republicans, Crime Pays, No Matter What Else Happens

The struggles of the contemporary Democratic Party over crime are part of an intraparty ideological struggle that goes back at least to the 1980s

November 9, 2022

Democrats Ushered In the Los Angeles Sheriff. Now Many Want Him Gone.

Alex Villanueva’s combative approach has antagonized many officials and spurred an extraordinary ballot measure that would allow county leaders to oust him.

November 5, 2022

Democrats Promote Tough-on-Crime Credentials as Party Plays Defense

With sheriffs vouching for them and a flood of ads proclaiming their support for the police, Democrats are shoring up their public safety bona fides. Still, some worry it’s too late.

November 4, 2022

On New York’s Subways, High-Profile Crimes, High Anxiety, but Low Risk

From M.T.A. workers to buskers to shopkeepers, the people whose livelihood depends on the system offered a complex portrait of the subway as ridership approaches prepandemic normalcy.

November 4, 2022

In the Case of the Dead Dog, Police Say They ‘May Have Dropped the Ball’

Three months after a highly publicized attack in a Brooklyn park left a dog dead, no arrests have been made as the local precinct finds itself in turmoil.

November 4, 2022

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For Republicans, Crime Pays, No Matter What Else Happens

Democrats Ushered In the Los Angeles Sheriff. Now Many Want Him Gone.

Democrats Promote Tough-on-Crime Credentials as Party Plays Defense

On New York’s Subways, High-Profile Crimes, High Anxiety, but Low Risk

In the Case of the Dead Dog, Police Say They ‘May Have Dropped the Ball’