It is also not surprising, he said, in a city where officers make 422,000 arrests a year and issue 2.5 million summonses — both of which require higher legal standards to carry out than do stops.
I remember these summonses being both awful and tinged with hope — it felt good to know that my dad had the indirect power to save someone's life.
Both can result in summonses and then, often enough, bench warrants, which are particularly useful in perpetuating cycles of debt in servitude.
Both the Police Department and the Department of Environmental Protection issue summonses.
The drivers, Eugene Toll, 60 years old, and Vera Dye, 38, both of Ohio, were given summonses for taking commercial vehicles onto the Belt Parkway, said Sgt. Tony Vallelong, a police spokesman.
Mr. Delis said the board sends the names of what it believes are the offending cafes to the police and the city's Department of Consumer Affairs, both of which can issue summonses for violations.
They said the department had used both plainclothes and uniformed officers to issue summonses to stores and individuals caught selling it.
The Bayreuth-style triple fanfare summonses into the hall before both parts of the concert were a nice celebratory touch, while Sir Andrew Davis, who made a short speech beforehand, is a conductor who has always revelled in special occasions.
Similarly, summonses issued for parking and moving violations both increased, going from 1,791 and 749 to 5,550 and 5,331, respectively.
From 2007 to 2015, covering both the Michael Bloomberg and Bill de Blasio regimes, at least 900,000 criminal summonses were dismissed by judges because they didn't clear basic legal hurdles.
