While shootings have gone down above ground in New York City, they've actually increased underground in the city's transit system.
Friday, March 15, 2024 9:27PMWhile shootings have gone down above ground in New York City, they've actually increased underground in the city's transit system.
Plus, more gun arrests have been made in the subway. There have been 17 arrests so far this year, compared to eight during all of 2023. "It has been disturbing to see the subway crime go up," said Chris Herrmann, a professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice who studies crime. "The big red flag for the NYPD is we've surpassed the number of shootings in the subway system for all of 2023 and here we are it's only the beginning of March."
The crimes that have increased the most aren't violent crimes. They're crimes like fare evading, narcotics and other misdemeanors.
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