The NYPD is shutting down 58 social media accounts in response to a Department of Investigation report that criticized its lack of oversight on social media use. The department will implement new policies, including ensuring that all accounts are managed by assigned officers. Though some accounts showcased positive community engagements, the DOI discovered that not all accounts were registered with the mayor's office. This move reflects a need for better accountability and regulation of public communications by the NYPD.
Following a critical report, the NYPD is deactivating 58 social media accounts due to inadequate oversight and the need for registered management of its platforms.
The DOI's findings highlighted discrepancies in the NYPD's social media presence and management, prompting changes that focus on accountability and proper use of digital outreach.
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