De Blasio Refuses to Apologize to NYPD

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Updated Apr. 14, 2017 12:57PM EDT / Published Jan. 08, 2015 3:50AM EST

Mike Segar / Reuters

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio declined to apologize for any of his previous remarks at a press conference Wednesday, despite pressure from police unions to do so in order to resolve a rift with the NYPD. “I respect the question but the construct is about the past and I just don’t want to do that,” de Blasio said. A recent Daily News editorial also implored the mayor to accept responsiblity for sparking the conflict. “I think we have to move forward,” he said in response. De Blasio said though nothing was resolved in a meeting last week with police union leaders, he’s open to talking to them again.

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De Blasio Refuses to Apologize to NYPD

Mike Segar / Reuters