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  1. The New York City Council passed a bill requiring police protection plans and buffer zones for houses of worship.

In preparation for the concurrent World Cup, New York City is planning a massive deployment of up to 3,800 officers, drawing criticism over the implementation of 'broken windows' policing.

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In preparation for the concurrent World Cup, New York City is planning a massive deployment of up to 3,800 officers, drawing criticism over the implementation of 'broken windows' policing.

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Jessica TischNew York CityWorld Cup

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  1. NYPD, led by Commissioner Jessica Tisch, secured a World Cup match in New York City.Sub-event
  2. Commissioner warns of capacity issues regarding police operations.1 source
  3. NYC planning a 3,800-officer deployment amid criticism of policing methods during the World Cup.1 source

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