On this episode of The Finest Unfiltered, retired NYPD Lieutenants John Macari and Eric Dym sit down with former New York City Councilman Bob Holden to discuss the wave of legislation passed over the last several years that many believe has weakened the NYPD and undermined public safety in New York City.

Holden, one of the few voices in the City Council who consistently pushed back against anti-police legislation, breaks down how laws like the How Many Stops Act, expanded oversight mandates, and other policing reforms have changed the way officers operate on the streets.

The conversation dives into how political pressure, ideology, and City Hall decision-making have impacted police morale, officer recruitment, and the ability of the NYPD to proactively prevent crime and maintain order in America’s largest city.

John, Eric, and Bob discuss:

• The specific NYC laws that critics say “handcuffed” police officers

This is a candid conversation about policing, politics, and the future of public safety in New York City.

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