NYPD unveils three new high-tech ROBOTS to fight crime in New York City

New Yorkers are outraged after the NYPD and mayor announced a new fleet of'Big Brother' robocops that will patrol the city's streets and subways. The Tuesday announcement was held in Times Square, where three robots debuted - one discontinued by the previous administration after it was deemed'racist.' The reintroduced robotic police dog will help officers navigate dangerous situations, and the city is trialing two for $750,000. And the K5 Autonomous Security Robot and StarChase GPS system will monitor people and vehicles - these costs are unclear. Mayor Eric Adams ran his campaign on a promise to drive down crime in New York City and believes the robotic recruits will be used to save lives and deter atrocities in the Big Apple.