The overwhelming majority of New Yorkers feel less safe now than they did during the pandemic, according to a new poll. A survey released on Tuesday by Siena College Research Institute shows that 70 percent of New Yorkers felt less safe now than before COVID-19. A quarter of respondents said they feel about as safe as before the pandemic, and just 3 percent said they feel more safe. Additionally, 76 percent feared that they personally would be the victim of a violent crime. Sixty-nine percent said they were concerned that a gunman could target their neighborhood because of their race, religion or ethnicity, the poll showed. The survey was conducted between May 22 and June 1 a
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