NY lawmakers demand subway chief's ouster after comment dismissive of crime issue: 'In people's heads' (1 Viewer)

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    New York lawmakers called for the governor-appointed chairman of the New York City transit system to be fired amid accusations he downplayed a rash of subway crime to praise new Manhattan tolls that are aimed at driving commuters underground.

    In comments on a Bloomberg podcast, MTA Chairman Janno Lieber argued that crime on the MTA has declined and that the recent viral incidents are giving an impression of a system-wide safety crisis.

    "The overall stats are positive. Last year, we [had] actually 12.5% less crime than 2019 . . . , " he said.

    "But...

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