How the N.Y.P.D. Is Using Post-9/11 Tools on Everyday New Yorkers
Two decades after the attack on New York City, the Police Department is using counterterrorism tools and tactics to combat routine street crime.
Two decades after the attack on New York City, the Police Department is using counterterrorism tools and tactics to combat routine street crime.
The tool is the product of a growing industry whose work is usually kept from the public and utilized by police.
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