马姆达尼下令纽约警局全面审查使用武力政策 追加260万美元监督经费
纽约市长佐兰·马姆达尼（Zohran Mamdani）10月12日下令纽约市警察局（NYPD）启动十年来首次对全市警员「使用武力政策」的全面审查，并宣布为负责警务监督的市府机构追加260万美元经费。这项决定公布前一周，皇后区少年温·罗萨里奥（Win Rosario）致命枪击案中的涉案警员在纪律审判开始前获准退休，引发舆论关注。
市长办公室表示，审查将覆盖警员在执法中动用武力的标准、报告程序和问责机制，目标是确保警务行为符合市政府对公共安全的承诺。马姆达尼在声明中强调，政府在动用武力时必须接受最高标准的问责。新增经费将用于加强外部监督机构的人手与调查能力。
批评者则对审查的动机提出质疑，认为此举与罗萨里奥案的后续处理有关。市长方面否认有针对个案的意图，表示审查是改革议程的一部分，成果和建议将向公众公布。
2024年3月，患有精神疾病的19岁少年罗萨里奥在家中报警求助， 接警警员在处置中开枪将其击毙，事件此后一直是纽约警务改革争论的焦点。此次政策审查的结论预计将影响全市数万名警员的执法规范。
市府表示，这次审查将由市警察局与市级监察机构协同推进，并将听取社区组织、民权团体和警员代表的意见；审查期间，现行执法规范继续有效，不会因审查而暂停。审查的时间表和阶段性结论将通过市长办公室向公众公布。
信息来源：《纽约邮报》（2026年10月12日）
Mamdani Orders First Full NYPD Use-of-Force Review in a Decade, Adds $2.6 Million for Oversight
Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Oct. 12 ordered the New York Police Department to begin the first comprehensive review of its use-of-force policies in a decade, and announced an additional $2.6 million for the city agencies that oversee the police. The announcement came a week after the officer involved in the fatal shooting of Queens teenager Win Rosario was allowed to retire ahead of a departmental disciplinary trial, drawing public attention.
City Hall said the review will cover the standards, reporting procedures and accountability mechanisms governing officers' use of force, with the goal of aligning police practice with the administration's public-safety commitments. Mamdani said in a statement that government must be held to the highest standard of accountability when it uses force. The added funding is intended to expand staffing and investigative capacity at the city's police-oversight bodies.
Critics questioned the timing and motive of the review, linking it to the handling of the Rosario case. The mayor's office denied any case-specific intent, calling the review part of a broader reform agenda whose findings and recommendations will be made public.
In March 2024, Rosario, a 19-year-old experiencing a mental-health crisis, called for help at his home and was fatally shot by responding officers — an incident that has remained central to New York's police-reform debate. The review's conclusions are expected to shape enforcement standards for tens of thousands of officers citywide.
City Hall said the review will be conducted jointly by the NYPD and the city's oversight bodies, with input from community organizations, civil-rights groups and officer representatives. Existing enforcement rules remain in force during the review. The mayor's office said the review's timetable and interim findings will be released publicly.
Source: New York Post, Oct. 12, 2026
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