By Greg B. Smith
The de Blasio administration claims in its official report on homeless
shelter safety that in 2017 there were zero cases of drug possession,
drug sales or drug use inside the Bedford-Atlantic Armory shelter in
Crown Heights.
Zero.
This statistic was a big surprise to the Department of Homeless
Services police who are assigned to enforce order inside and around the
sprawling Brooklyn shelter — one of the biggest in the city.
Internal crime reports obtained by the Daily News show that Homeless
Services Department police responded to 113 narcotics-related incidents
at the armory last year. During that time they made 51 narcotics-related
arrests — an average of about one a week.
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Source: The New York Daily News (via Empire Report New York)
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