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==Vilifying police==

==Vilifying police==

In 2022, a progressive Democratic Assemblywoman Yuh-Line Niou was  slammed for her anti-cop tweet, liking post comparing NYPD to Nazis.<ref>Craig McCarthy and Sam Raskin, [https://nypost.com/2022/02/02/ny-assemblywoman-yuh-line-niou-slammed-for-anti-police-tweet/ NY assemblywoman slammed for anti-cop tweet, liking post comparing NYPD to Nazis], NY Post, Feb 2, 2022.<blockquote>A progressive New York lawmaker has been blasted for describing uniformed NYPD cops taking the subway as a “frightening show of intimidation” and “a massive health risk” — then liking a tweet comparing the group of officers to Nazis.

In 2022, a progressive Democratic Assemblywoman Yuh-Line Niou was  slammed for her anti-cop tweet, liking post comparing NYPD to Nazis.<ref>Craig McCarthy and Sam Raskin, [https://nypost.com/2022/02/02/ny-assemblywoman-yuh-line-niou-slammed-for-anti-police-tweet/ NY assemblywoman slammed for anti-cop tweet, liking post comparing NYPD to Nazis], ''NY Post'', Feb 2, 2022.<blockquote>A progressive New York lawmaker has been blasted for describing uniformed NYPD cops taking the subway as a “frightening show of intimidation” and “a massive health risk” — then liking a tweet comparing the group of officers to Nazis.

Democratic Assemblywoman Yuh-Line Niou, who represents parts of Lower Manhattan, made the eyebrow-raising comment Monday in response to a video showing mostly maskless officers in a Midtown Manhattan subway station following the Friday funeral for slain NYPD Officer Jason Rivera.

Democratic Assemblywoman Yuh-Line Niou, who represents parts of Lower Manhattan, made the eyebrow-raising comment Monday in response to a video showing mostly maskless officers in a Midtown Manhattan subway station following the Friday funeral for slain NYPD Officer Jason Rivera.

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