“There are mad cops around,” a 16-year-old 11th grader told The Post Friday morning.
Brigitte Stelzer
Officers milling around the area wore vests emblazoned with “NYPD COUNTERTERRORISM,” and a school official with a radio stood at the door to greet students.Brigitte Stelzer “If a student comes up the block and see a cop, maybe they’ll be like, ‘I’m not even going to mess with that school,” she posited.
The business owner claimed his store was losing money because students were hanging out in his doorway, smoking marijuana and detering would-be customers.Gregory P. Mango
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