Skip to main content
The Leader in Products, Technology and Innovation
Product Guide
Forums
Command/HQ
Vehicles & Fleet
Tactical
Sections
Product Guide
Forums
Command/HQ
Vehicles & Fleet
Tactical
On the Street
Training & Careers
Investigations
Technology
Special
OFFICER Magazine
Podcasts
OFFICER Virtual Academy
OFFICER Labs
Original Content
Station Design
Station Design Conference
Featured Videos
Honoring the Fallen
Contact
About Us
Contact Us
By Contributor
Advertise
Magazine Subscription
Newsletter Subscription
Follow us on
https://www.facebook.com/officercom
https://www.instagram.com/officercom_media/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/officer-com
https://twitter.com/officercom
https://www.youtube.com/@OfficercomSC
Command/HQ
New York Mayor Calls for Severe Punishments for Hate Crimes
Faced with a spike in hate crimes in the city, Mayor Bill de Blasio says he would like to see offenders dealt with harshly.
Sept. 19, 2019
Add Us On Google
Faced with a spike in hate crimes in the city, Mayor Bill de Blasio says he would like to see offenders dealt with harshly.
Sign up for our eNewsletters
Get the latest news and updates
Sign Up
Related
Maxresdefault 5cee671471f14
Corrections
Mayor, NYPD At Odds Over Bail Reform
Maxresdefault 5b02a04b424d2
Drug / Alcohol Enforcement
Mayor to Tell NYPD to Stop Arresting People for Pot
First Responder Health & Wellness: An Agency Roadmap
Sponsored
First Responder Health & Wellness: An Agency Roadmap
Historic Collaboration, Innovation for the Future
Sponsored
Historic Collaboration, Innovation for the Future
Voice Your Opinion!
To join the conversation, and become an exclusive member of Officer, create an account today!
Join today!
I already have an account
You May Also Like
Investigations
Violent Crime in NYC Drops to Record Low
On the Street
Mayor's Vision Zero Aims To Quell Traffic Injuries, Deaths
Command/HQ
Federal Government Outlines Plan to Punish Sanctuary Cities
Sponsored Picks
Sponsored
Mission-Critical Push-to-Talk Solutions
Sponsored
Communication Critical in SWAT Situation
Sponsored
The FBI's Expanded Use of FirstNet
Load More Content
