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Beating crime w/o SACRIFICING civil liberties: Live with ex-NYC police commissioner Bill Bratton.
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1:21:19Now PlayingHow did New York City shed its crime-ridden reputation, going from a place with more than 2,200 murders a year, 93,000 violent robberies, and 500,000 annual felonies, to one of America's safest big cities? That's the question tackled in Gotham: The Fall and Rise of New York, a new documentary available for pre-order that will be released on-demand March 21.
Join former New York City police commissioner Bill Bratton, a subject of the documentary, and Reason's Nick Gillespie and Zach Weissmueller for a live discussion of his approach to policing and how to replicate the successes of New York City without inviting new civil liberties violations, this Thursday at 1 p.m. Eastern. Watch and leave questions and comments on the YouTube video above or on Reason's Facebook page.
Show Notes:
The City that Became Safe by Franklin E. Zimring
NYC historic crime stats
Vital CityMurders, shootings, jailings NYC
Vital CityMurder rates in U.S. cities 20192021
NYTRetired Officers Raise Questions on Crime Data
The NationDismantling the Myth of Bill Bradley’s LAPD
C.J. Ciaramella: George Kelling, Father of ‘Broken Windows’ Policing, Dies
NYTRetired Officers Raise Questions on Crime Data
Radley BalkoTyre Nichols’ Death Again Proves that ‘Elite’ Police Units are a Disaster
Durham, N.C. HEART Program
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