Early this year, I wrote an Op-Ed entitled "A new world of public safety is upon us."
Little did I realize what would be upon us; this initial Op-Ed focused on the changes in bail reform that lowered the jail population significantly. This reduction in population brought on the knee-jerk reaction to question minimum staffing levels from certain Westchester County legislators.
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