💨 Abstract
New York lawmakers have passed a bill ensuring media access to police radio feeds, which are increasingly being encrypted. The bill, approved on June 5, 2025, requires police departments to grant access to journalists and emergency services, with exemptions for sensitive information. The New York Police Department opposes the bill, citing officer and victim safety concerns, but Senate Deputy Leader Michael Gianaris lauds it as vital to a free press.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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