CompStat

And you can see any time the inspector kind of stumbled, Gerber would jump in and do the explaining for him.

You know, it's kind of like if you ever seen Comstat where the chiefs are actually helping the commanding officer who is on the podium by kind of like, you know, kind of like feeding him the answers or kind of explaining away the gaps in his articulation.

Yeah, I saw a couple

of DEI commanders that would help that way.

Nobody in 1PP got it done.

You know, Chief Lukasz says it here.

He says, imagine a commanding officer standing at the podium, which is at Comstat, when all of the commanding officers get grilled by the upper echelon, the NYPD, and saying, I will get back to you on anything.

on anything, anything.

Who? The homeless guy? Now, we're going to get into this guy in a little bit, but Captain Highland, who was in Transit District 20, and we know about the transit scam where they're writing sea summonses and making arrests for what? Homeless people, right? They're trying to combat that.

They go to CompStat and they have to show we have a 5% spike in this, a 5% spike in this, 10%.

So they tell their cops, you need to go out there and either A, write a C summons or B, bring back bodies.

Now, you're not going to find the criminals that you're looking for because, you know, you're just going to spot a guy who's wanted for some major crime.

No, it's not.

Michael Gerber.

Your CompStat numbers that you release and you have your giant press conference, soccer mom is the savior, lowest crime numbers, there's people getting shot in Times Square and stabbed and all this stuff.

You keep saying this and you don't revise your numbers and actually have a press conference saying, well, the numbers have been revised.

And know the shortcuts, know where the construction was, know where everything was.

I'd do my own CompStat, so I knew where things were going on.

Yeah, yeah.

That would give me the edge-

As a result, much information is lost or unavailable, which allows vital information to go unused and have no impact on crime reduction efforts.

As one witness noted, the development of mature crime analysis and CompStat processes allows law enforcement to effectively develop policy and deploy resources for crime prevention, but there is a lack of uniformity in data collection throughout law enforcement, and only patchwork methods of near real-time information sharing exist.

These problems are especially critical in light of threats from terrorism and cybercrime.

3.1.1 Action Item.

No, it should be like, what is happening in your command? You're the commanding officer.

Why do these guys feel a need to lie about the crime numbers? They don't go speak in Comstat.

You do.

And the reason why they'll never hold the commanders accountable is because then the commandos will start singing, and they know that.

... is going down here," when in fact all you're doing is kind of concentrating it in a certain area.

Um, and I think that sort of they play with the numbers like CompStat, and if you've ever heard of that, is essentially a numbers-driven, uh, system to address crime, but CompStat statistics can be manipulated.

Is this where, like, the quotas come out of? That, the quotas that didn't exist, but they did.

So quotas are weird, right? 'Cause, like, I was never told you have to produce anything.

Their documents, their numbers.

So Kevin O'Connor then puts out the CompStat report from that time, 'cause Kevin keeps the, uh...

Was, was photographing all of the CompStat reports from that year, um, so that he could have it on record because this was happening throughout the f- last three years of the Adams administration.

This was all they were doing, is engineering these numbers and cooking the books.

And Sam said, "Thank you for entering this into the record." Your own documented, week ending 8/31/'25, 209 murders year to date.

He, Sam was saying that back then that they were doing this, and here it is again.

He's pointing it out and, uh, you know, uh, uh, Kevin, uh, O'Connor i- is, uh, you know, tha- thank, uh...

We gotta thank him for, for having a, a screenshot of those, those prior CompStat, CompStats because it's, it's right there in your face right now, guys, what the job is doing.