‘Not in pandemic mode anymore’: NYC has record-low October shootings as crime patterns shift

New York City celebrates a significant drop in shootings and murders in October, attributing it to the NYPD's precision policing strategy. However, overall crime remains high, with felony assaults surging and certain neighborhoods experiencing increased violence. The city's crime trends mirror national patterns, with officials acknowledging the need to understand the rise in violent incidents, including domestic violence and elder abuse. As the city moves forward, residents and law enforcement remain vigilant, awaiting the next chapter in New York's public safety story.

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