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If you saw who had a weapon or who fired, provide that information to investigators,” Gusciora said. “Protecting someone responsible for taking a life only puts another family and another neighborhood at risk.” Gusciora said Trenton authorities will take more proactive measures to prevent such large illegal gatherings, modelling strategies that have been implemented in other cities like for planned large gatherings and having police intervene before crowds grow to a dangerous size. “This is not about criminalizing people for gathering together,” Gusciora said. “It is about recognizing the difference between a gathering and hundreds of people occupying a residential street without authorization, particularly when firearms and violence become part of that environment.” Earlier this month in New York City, the NYPD surged cops across Upper Manhattan and closed Dyckman Street in Inwood after rumors swirled online about a “takeover” planned for the area.
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