De Blasio attacks police while setting up meeting with union

Daily Mail:

December 29, 2014 - New York, New York, United States: NYC mayor Bill de Blasio, NYPD commissioner Bill Bratton, and PBA union leader Patrick Lynch, give an award during a NYPD cadet graduation held at Madison Square Garden. Some audience members booed as tensions arose during NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio speech at the ceremony. De Blasio has been under attack by some in the police force who believe that he is not adequately supporting the NYPD. (Stephen Yang/Polaris)Bill de Blasio aides plotted to publicly slam NYPD officers for turning their backs to the mayor at funeral - by asking political allies to criticize cops


The request to blast the unions came at the same time de Blasio was trying to set up a meeting with the five NYPD union heads to broker a truce.
That is going o make it even harder to repair the lack of trust the police have in the Mayor.  He appears to see their protest more as a political problem than a statement of a lack of trust.

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