‘Hypocritical’ defund NYPD advocate
moved out of Harlem for ‘safety issues’
Posted By: Ribicon, 6/21/2022 10:29:53 AM
A left-wing state lawmaker who has pushed for cutting police funding first moved to the district she is seeking to represent in Congress because “safety issues” near “the projects” in Harlem prompted her to shack up with her tech bro then-fiancé in the Financial District, The Post has learned. Assemblywoman Yuh-Line Niou (D-Lower Manhattan) told a local publication in 2016—when she was campaigning to initially get elected to her current seat—that she headed to the wealthier Manhattan neighborhood because she witnessed a pair of disturbing crimes and fell victim to one. “I actually was robbed when I was living in Harlem.
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