Mamdani Sinks $260 Million Into Office of Community Safety, Where Social Workers Replace Cops, as Big Apple Faces Historic Budget Crisis

“Swirling down the drain” is an apt description of the communist takeover of NYC. The democrats just can’t let go of their “defund the police” ideology.

It’s the usual democrat tax and spend pattern where they drive people and businesses away while bludgeoning the middle class.

I’m sure this will turn out great. Put “social workers” into the teeth of dangerous domestic and criminal disputes.

Hey. Maybe they can deputize non English speaking illegals to intervene in volatile disputes. Sounds like a plan.



New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani (D.) is sinking a quarter of a billion dollars into his new Office of Community Safety—which is intended to deploy social workers to respond to hate crimes, mental health crises, and other events typically handled by police—as the city faces a historic budget crisis.
Great, they're now applying gayness to fight crime, geeezuzzzz crisps
 
As bitter a pill that this is to swallow, it will ultimately be a good thing fo New York. The resulting explosion in crime will chase yet more people away more business. New York will liimp along and then collapse. When that happens, perhaps something will be done. Until then, nothing.
 

Mamdani Sinks $260 Million Into Office of Community Safety, Where Social Workers Replace Cops, as Big Apple Faces Historic Budget Crisis​

Democrats are truly stuck on STUPID! This has already been tried multiple times and FAILED with disastrous results. The only saving grace is Democrats are destroying themselves and their own cities. What a bunch of idiots.
 
Name one city that has defunded the police dept
San Francisco


 
What cities?

“New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani (D.) is sinking a quarter of a billion dollars into his new Office of Community Safety—which is intended to deploy social workers to respond to hate crimes, mental health crises, and other events typically handled by police—as the city faces a historic budget crisis.

That means a lot of cops are going to be losing their jobs. Wonder how many of them voted for the muslim idiot.
 
Waiting for something similar from Mandami....

 
The democrats mantra continues to be “defund the police”. It’s been a disaster when the democrats have done that but they continue to be morons.
AI Overview



Cities that "defunded" the police in 2020–2021—including Minneapolis, Austin, and Los Angeles—largely reallocated portions of police budgets to community services, mental health teams, and housing. Following public backlash over rising crime rates and staffing shortages, many cities, such as New York and Minneapolis, later increased or restored funding. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Key Outcomes and Developments:
  • Initial Cuts & Reallocation: Cities often reallocated money to non-police violence prevention programs, mental health crisis teams, and youth programs. Specific actions included canceling cadet classes, such as in Austin.
  • Staffing Shortages: Police departments faced significant recruitment and retention challenges, reducing the number of officers available to respond to calls.
  • Reversal of Decisions: By 2022, many cities that initially reduced police budgets, including Los Angeles and Chicago, increased them again following a rise in violent crime and public pressure.
  • Limited Long-Term Structural Change: Despite significant media attention, many cities did not dramatically alter police funding long-term, with many shifting to a "refunding" phase to tackle rising safety concerns. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]
Examples of Impact:
  • Austin, TX: Cut over $100 million in 2020—shifting some funds to combat homelessness—but soon faced backlash and state legislation aimed at restricting such cuts.
  • Minneapolis, MN: After attempting to cut the budget and restructure following George Floyd's murder, the city faced severe staffing shortages and subsequently moved to increase funding, including hiring bonuses.
  • Portland, OR: Cut over $15 million, including specialized units, but later sought to restore funding to combat rising gun violence. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
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    Mar 7, 2023 — However, some critics argue that defunding has had negative outcomes, including: * Rising crime rates * Police resignations * Diff...
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    Journal of Community Safety and Well-Being

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  • Two years after 'Defund the Police' movement many places ...
    Mar 31, 2022 — the push to fight violent crime in America's cities is getting the attention of the president. this week who in his budget proposa...
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  • Critics say the movement to defund the police failed. But ...
    May 25, 2025 — A few months later, the campaign was somewhat successful: in Milwaukee's 2020 adopted budget, the city diverted some $1.27m from t...
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$260 MILLION. :oops:
Yeah, I'm sure all that money will be accounted for.
What a racket.
Whatever, let's get this commie clown show going.
WOOT!!!!!!!
🤡
 
San Francisco



So for one year there were no police in San Francisco?

:auiqs.jpg::auiqs.jpg::auiqs.jpg:

You people are so stuck on stupid it's incredible
 
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AI Overview



Cities that "defunded" the police in 2020–2021—including Minneapolis, Austin, and Los Angeles—largely reallocated portions of police budgets to community services, mental health teams, and housing. Following public backlash over rising crime rates and staffing shortages, many cities, such as New York and Minneapolis, later increased or restored funding. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Key Outcomes and Developments:
  • Initial Cuts & Reallocation: Cities often reallocated money to non-police violence prevention programs, mental health crisis teams, and youth programs. Specific actions included canceling cadet classes, such as in Austin.
  • Staffing Shortages: Police departments faced significant recruitment and retention challenges, reducing the number of officers available to respond to calls.
  • Reversal of Decisions: By 2022, many cities that initially reduced police budgets, including Los Angeles and Chicago, increased them again following a rise in violent crime and public pressure.
  • Limited Long-Term Structural Change: Despite significant media attention, many cities did not dramatically alter police funding long-term, with many shifting to a "refunding" phase to tackle rising safety concerns. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]
Examples of Impact:
  • Austin, TX: Cut over $100 million in 2020—shifting some funds to combat homelessness—but soon faced backlash and state legislation aimed at restricting such cuts.
  • Minneapolis, MN: After attempting to cut the budget and restructure following George Floyd's murder, the city faced severe staffing shortages and subsequently moved to increase funding, including hiring bonuses.
  • Portland, OR: Cut over $15 million, including specialized units, but later sought to restore funding to combat rising gun violence. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

  • Google Search










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So Police Departments were not ACTUALLY "DEFUNDED" as in -- no more police?

OMFG!

Somebody contact FOX News!
 
Name one city that has defunded the police dept.
Any department reducing funds and hiring is well on the road. NYC was doing that under Bill de Blasio to the tune of 850 million.

AI opinion:

Austin, Texas, is a major city that notably cut roughly
million from its police department budget in 2020-2021, while shifting an additional
million in proposed funds out of the department, according to The Guardian. While many cities reversed these cuts later, the 2021 actions represent a direct attempt at "defunding".
 
Any department reducing funds and hiring is well on the road. NYC was doing that under Bill de Blasio to the tune of 850 million.

AI opinion:

Austin, Texas, is a major city that notably cut roughly
million from its police department budget in 2020-2021, while shifting an additional
million in proposed funds out of the department, according to The Guardian. While many cities reversed these cuts later, the 2021 actions represent a direct attempt at "defunding".
Hogwash
 

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