During the anti-government demonstration of February 23, 2016, the two New York Police Station (NYMD) officials near the fifth Avenue of New York, Guarding. Jewel Samad / AFP through Getty Images  New York City Officials is studying the police department Capture and failure to return the arrester's mobile phone from the local news published urban exposure to the young people can face no significant technology, connect them to school, work and families.
Urban data shows that in 2020, the 55,511 mobile phones, the New York Police Station, is returned to their owners, just 40%.  According to this city, many affected people have a young man, and many people report that their mobile phones have lost their efforts to participate in online school education, virtual court appearance or remote probation.
"" You can't contact anyone. Your friend can't contact you, "A 16-year-old person told this city." Your family can't contact you
In order to respond, three city councils send NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea to send a letter to more data. Regarding the detained mobile phone data, including the area, age, ethnicity and gender of the property owner.  
"This practice has a serious impact on these youth and family," said this letter. "During the big popular period, they rely on their smartphones and other devices to access virtual courts, virtual schools, virtual alternatives to imprisonment program, and contact their defense group in relationships in criminal legal systems."  
 NYPD spokesperson told the internal department that he has received this letter and is reviewing it.
 Asked Mayor, May 29, the Mayor Bill de Blasio committed to the review of the Policy.
"Mobile phones are now significant for people, and the goal here should not be punished by a complete judicial system. So, I treat it seriously," he said. "We will review, because I don't want to see a child's property, a family property is out of them is not suitable."