Mayor Eric Adams and the United Bodegas of America [UBA] announced a protection plan to install panic buttons in 500 stores across the city.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams unveiled the city’s newest initiative to combat the rise in crime, which he described as a “panic button” for bodegas to alert local police.

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Mayor Eric Adams announced $1.6 million will be invested in technology that is designed to keep bodega workers and customers ...

New York City is investing $1.6 million in technology called SilentShield that would instantly connect bodegas directly to ...

Bodega workers have long called for panic buttons to connect them directly to police in an emergency – and now 500 stores are getting them. Mayor Eric Adams announced that $1.6 million will go toward ...

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