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Changes in actor safety measures in NYC within a year post-assault
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Steve Buscemi•Manhattan•Third Avenue•East 27th Street•Kips Bay•Buscemi•Boardwalk Empire•Bellevue Hospital•New York City
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Increased security measures • 25%
No significant changes • 25%
Public awareness campaigns • 25%
Legislation changes • 25%
Statements from actors' unions, NYC officials, or credible news outlets
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Steve Buscemi Assaulted in Broad Daylight in Manhattan Last Wednesday
May 12, 2024, 10:49 PM
Actor Steve Buscemi was randomly attacked in broad daylight in Manhattan last Wednesday. The 66-year-old was walking on Third Avenue near East 27th Street in Kips Bay when an unidentified assailant punched him in the face, causing swelling and bruising. Buscemi, known for his roles in 'Boardwalk Empire' and 'Monsters Inc.', was taken to Bellevue Hospital for treatment. The attacker, described as 'deranged', remains at large. This incident raises concerns about safety in New York City.
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Increased police patrols • 25%
Installation of more security cameras • 25%
Public safety campaign launches • 25%
No significant changes • 25%
Advocacy for increased safety measures • 50%
No public action or statement • 50%
No change in policy • 33%
Minor policy adjustments • 33%
Major policy overhaul • 34%
Increased concern about safety • 33%
No change in public sentiment • 33%
Decreased concern due to perceived isolated incident • 33%
Decreased Sense of Safety • 33%
No Change in Perception • 33%
Increased Trust in Law Enforcement • 34%
Significantly more negative • 25%
Somewhat more negative • 25%
No change • 25%
Improved sentiment • 25%
Significant changes implemented • 33%
Minor adjustments made • 33%
No changes • 34%
Management team unchanged • 34%
Partial change in management • 33%
Complete overhaul of management • 33%
Increased concern over safety • 25%
Support for stronger law enforcement • 25%
Calls for mental health programs • 25%
No significant change in public opinion • 25%
Increased security measures • 50%
No change in security measures • 50%
Increased fear of public spaces • 33%
No significant change in public sentiment • 34%
Increased advocacy for mental health • 33%