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Mamdani said the police shouldn't respond to cases of domestic violence?

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Briefings

A New York mayor defended the idea that specialized professionals handle domestic violence cases better than police, but explicitly rejected the claim that police should not respond at all. The evidence comes from a podcast appearance where the mayor compared police to other agencies, though no specific numbers or dates are provided in the source.

Key points

• The mayor of New York defended the notion that specialized professionals are better equipped to handle domestic violence cases than police officers.
• The mayor explicitly rejected the claim that police should not respond to domestic violence cases.

Context

A New York mayor defended the idea that specialized professionals handle domestic violence cases better than police, but explicitly rejected the claim that police should not respond at all.

Limitations

The source is a single podcast appearance without specific numbers, dates, or geographic details. The mayor's comparison to other agencies is mentioned but no specific agencies or outcomes are provided.

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