NYC Mayor Adams was praised by the police union for taking a stand against the bill to log every police encounter

New law will require NYPD to record the race, gender and age of people they stop for questioning. Mayor Adams opposed to new law opposed by Mayor Adams. New law requires NYPD to document race, age and gender of people stopped for questioning in New York City. Law also requires police to record most people they ask for information about their ages.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams praised by police union for 'taking a stand' against bill to log every police encounter. Police Benevolent Association offered rare praise for mayor for vetoing bill. Bill would require officers to document every encounter with the public with police. Police union praises Adams for taking a "stand" against bill.