City Council passes bill requiring NYPD to report most encounters with civilians
What You Need To Know
The NYPD would have to record more information about civilian interactions every time they stop someone
Right now, they only record the most serious of interactions, when there's "reasonable suspicion" to stop an individual
Advocates said it aims to hold police officers accountable for unlawful stops
Opponents, including Mayor Adams, said it takes away time from officers doing their job to protect the public