The Greens have introduced a new crime prevention strategy inspired by New York City's approach. The plan includes increased police presence in high-crime areas and community engagement programs. The proposal was unveiled during a recent council meeting. The strategy aims to reduce violent crime by 15% within two years. Local police officials have expressed support for the initiative. The plan includes funding for neighborhood watch programs and youth mentorship. The Greens argue the strategy will improve public safety and reduce crime rates. The proposal now moves to the next legislative stage.