NYPD Braces for Potential New Year's Eve Protests in Times Square

Mayor Eric Adams announces increased security measures amid concerns over potential anti-Israel disruptions, despite no credible threats identified so far.

• New York City Mayor Eric Adams has announced a heightened police presence for New Year's Eve celebrations in Times Square due to potential protests related to the Israel-Hamas war.
• The city has seen over 500 pro-Palestinian demonstrations since the war began, disrupting multiple events including the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade and the Rockefeller Christmas Tree lighting service.
• Thousands of NYPD officers will be patrolling in and out of uniform, alongside private security and federal authorities, in an attempt to prevent any disruptions.
• Despite the preparations, the NYPD has stated that there have been no credible threats as of yet.
• Mayor Adams has expressed concern over the city's ability to manage large-scale demonstrations following a lawsuit settlement earlier this year that changes how police can respond to such events.

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