Mayor Eric Adams announced $1.6 million will be invested in technology that is designed to keep bodega workers and customers safe.

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Mayor Adams announced $1.6 million in funding for the "SilentShield" buttons that will be installed in 500 bodegas in the ...

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Around 500 New York City bodegas could soon be getting panic buttons that directly call the NYPD, Mayor Eric Adams announced ...

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