NYC announces plans to ease crowding at violence-plagued juvenile detention centers
New York City officials have announced initiatives to reduce overcrowding at the Crossroads and Horizon juvenile detention centers, which have both operated over capacity for several years. The move follows persistent reports of violence and safety concerns within the facilities. The city’s plan aims to alleviate the strain on these centers to improve conditions for both residents and staff.
The Horizon Juvenile Center in the Bronx. Crossroads and Horizon juvenile detention centers have been over capacity for years. [ more › ]
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