Controversy Surrounds Subway Safety Measures After Jordan Neely's Death

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The killing of Jordan Neely on the subway has put New York City Mayor Eric Adams in a difficult position as progressive lawmakers criticize his approach to public safety. Adams has devoted major resources to countering criticism over transit crime, increasing police presence underground and removing homeless people from trains. However, the incident has led to renewed attacks on his approach to mental health and safety. The mayor's response has been criticized by a growing cadre of elected officials, who have weighed in on the issue.
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