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Council Member Salaam introduces the public safety committee hearing
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Council Member Yousef Salaam opens the public safety committee hearing on the NYPD's use of stop and frisk and other investigative encounters. He introduces committee members present and outlines the purpose of the hearing.
- Recognizes present committee members and the public advocate
- States the focus on NYPD operations, training, and supervisory review
- Mentions the impact of police practices on communities of color
Yousef Salaam
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Good morning.
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I'm council member Yousef Salaam, chair of the committee on public safety.
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I wanna recognize the members of the public safety committee who are here with us today.
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Council member Marte, deputy speaker Ayala, council member Holden, council member Kaban, and we are joined by our public advocate, Jumaane Williams.
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Today, the committee will be conducting an oversight on the NYPD's use on stop and frisk and other investigative encounters.
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In doing so, we plan to examine relevant NYPD operations, including trading protocols, patrol guide directives, superlative review I'm sorry, supervisory supervisory review and officer discipline as it relates to police civilian investigative encounters.
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We will highlight the human impact certain police practices have on communities throughout the city, particularly communities of color that continue to bear the brunt of these interactions on a daily basis.
