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NYPD deploys extra officers to Asian American communities after Atlanta spa shootings leave 8 dead

NYPD deploys extra officers to Asian American communities after Atlanta spa shootings leave 8 dead News 12 Staff Updated on:Mar 17, 2021, 1:27pm EDT The NYPD is deploying officers to Asian American communities across the five boroughs following a string of shootings that left eight women dead at three Atlanta-area spas. Police in Atlanta say investigators found three women dead inside the Gold Spa in Atlanta after a call of a reported robbery came in around 6 p.m. Tuesday. Atlanta Police Chief Rodney Bryant says while at the first location, they received another call across the street regarding shots being fired. The majority of the victims in the Georgia shooting appear to be Asian.

Andrew Yang Says He Can Feel Hatred Against Asians On Streets Of NYC

Andrew Yang Says He Can Feel Hatred Against Asians On Streets Of NYC arrow Andrew Yang in Times Square, March 17, 2021 Jen Chung / Gothamist Mayoral candidate Andrew Yang spoke out against the fatal shootings in Georgia during a press conference in Times Square on Wednesday, saying that the alleged gunman was clearly targeting people of Asian descent. He also called for the city to fully fund the NYPD s Asian Hate Crimes Task Force amid a pronounced increase in reported incidents of anti-Asian bias. This is not something that volunteers can be asked to address, he said. Yang, the highest profile Asian American candidate ever to run for NYC mayor, spoke of anti-Asian bias in New York, and reflected on the racism he s faced. I grew up Asian American in New York and I was always accustomed to a certain level of bullying or racism, but it took a form of mockery, of invisibility… that has [now] metastasized into something far darker, he said.

NYPD Steps Up Patrols in Asian Communities After Atlanta Shooting Spree

Updated on March 18, 2021 at 4:02 am NBC Universal, Inc. What to Know The NYPD has deployed extra officers to Asian neighborhoods across New York City as precaution and a direct response to the tragic shooting spree in Atlanta, Georgia, in which a man shot and killed eight people, six of them women of Asian descent. Members of the NYPD Critical Response Command, which is a counter-terrorism unit, will be stationed in Chinatown (Manhattan), Flushing (Queens) and in Sunset Park (Brooklyn). Although the stepped up patrols are in response to Tuesday night s Atlanta shooting spree, there has been an uptick in anti-Asian crimes across the country, including in New York City. Advocates say the violence has been fueled by racism and ignorance about the COVID-19 pandemic.

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