New York State Troopers PBA President Thomas Mungeer says Mayor de Blasio's new laws are putting officers at risk. The president of a union representing New York State troopers said Friday that New York City's restrictions on police officers are setting the men and women on the force up for failure. "By raising the bar and almost making it impossible for my members to safely arrest, we've had enough. I want them out," New York State Troopers PBA President Thomas Mungeer told "Fox & Friends." "What has me alarmed is that troopers that are trained in certain tactics to arrest violent people can now be arrested for using those tactics within the five counties of New York City. Those tactics are still legal in the other 57 counties that make up New York state," Mungeer said.