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Discussion on repeat offenders and vehicle seizures
1:09:53
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Council Member Rita C. Joseph inquires about the handling of repeat traffic offenders and vehicle seizures. NYPD representatives provide information on their enforcement actions.
- Joseph asks about consequences for repeat offenders
- NYPD representatives are unsure about the escalation of fee schedules or punishments for repeat offenders
- Chief Obe provides statistics on vehicle seizures as part of enforcement efforts:
- 3,830 mopeds and scooters seized to date
- 1,329 motorcycle seizures this year so far
Rita C. Joseph
1:09:53
So So what happens to repeat offenders?
1:09:55
Let's say you give somebody a ticket before and then you're ticketing that same person.
1:09:59
What happens to repeat offenders?
Josh Levin
1:10:01
I don't know what the escalation of the fee schedule and or the punishments are.
1:10:06
I'd have to get back to
Olufunmilola "Lola" Obe
1:10:07
So I just also wanted to throw in there that we actually do seize, so seizures I think also very important too.
1:10:13
So mopeds and scooters, again, to date we've seized 3,830 mopeds and scooters.
1:10:21
Motorcycle seizures have been thirteen twenty nine for this year so far.
Rita C. Joseph
1:10:28
Thank you, chair.