A casino will make Times Square safer ...Middle East

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New York City’s Times Square, aptly named “The Crossroads of the World” for more than 100 years, attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists, commuters, workers, and theatergoers every day. As a renowned destination, it is anchored by its massive subway system, its famed Broadway theaters, and a historically strong and collaborative private sector focus on public safety — a focus that I helped to lead first as the New York City Transit police chief in the early 1990′s and twice as NYPD commissioner in 1994 and again in 2014.

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