New York State Police will increase patrols of potential hate-crime targets after a foiled plot to attack Big Apple synagogues and a massacre at a Colorado LGBTQ nightclub.
New York State Police are increasing their surveillance of possible hate-crime targets after a foiled plot to attack Big Apple synagogues and a deadly mass shooting at a Colorado LGBTQ nightclub, Gov. Kathy Hochul said Sunday.
“I have directed the New York State Police to ramp up monitoring and increase support for communities that are potential targets of hate crimes,” Hochul said in a statement. “Here in New York we will not tolerate violence or bigotry toward any community,” the governor said. “We stand united against hate — today and every day.”, a Colorado Springs gay club where five patrons were killed and 18 others wounded.
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