NYC crime stayed chill this summer with shootings at historic lows — as Eric Adams boasts: ‘You’re gonna miss me’

This summer, New York City has seen a remarkable decline in shootings, reaching historic lows even during a season when gun violence usually increases. NYPD officials announced that both shootings and gun violence victims have dropped significantly, showcasing the city's ongoing efforts to enhance public safety. Mayor Eric Adams expressed pride in these achievements, suggesting that the community may come to appreciate the progress made in reducing crime. This positive trend not only reflects effective policing strategies but also contributes to a safer environment for residents and visitors alike.