
Eric Umansky
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Aug 10, 2026
The NYPD’s Secretive Community Response Team: Misconduct, Power, and Accountability
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Eric UmanskyGUEST
oftentimes it is racial profiling, right? It's who you think is dangerous and that's who they are stopping.

Eric UmanskyGUEST
And that is, there's a kind of history of teams like that going back decades in New York City.

Eric UmanskyGUEST
They would call them actually in the 70s and 80s, the jump out boys, because they would roll up in their cars and jump out, you know, and grab people.

Eric UmanskyGUEST
And the most well-known cases of people of police brutality and really police killings by the NYPD were by these kinds of teams.
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