Thursday’s Headlines: Just the News Edition

Let's just get to it:

• Gotham Gazette does a deep dive on the NYPD's new body-camera policy, and finds that the cops still control "the video and their narrative."
• Black officers are objecting to the PBA's endorsement of President Trump, which they say takes the force to "a dark place" (Gothamist).
• THECITY joins the push (originated in June by Streetsblog) to get the cops to pull back from the streets they've barricaded.
• Former federal transportation official Larry Penner dissect's the MTA's broken-windows problems (LI Weekly).
• "When you're a Jet, you're a Jet all the way, from your first subway ride to your last stroll down Broadway!" Hurray for New York Jets Safety Ashtyn Davis, who doesn't own a car and walks to practice (elitesportsny.com)
• RIP Tom Seaver, another coronavirus casualty  (NYDN, Queens Eagle, others).
• A pedestrian is dead after being run over by two drivers in Queens (QNS.com).
• The MTA won't fire the off-duty employees who drove an SUV into a crowd of BLM protesters (Gothamist).
• You can now get cell-phone service on the L Train under the East River (NYPost).
• What kills children most? No surprise: cars (NYDN).
• The Chambers Street subway station got elevators, in a milestone for accessibility (amNY).
• Finally, the great Clarence Eckerson rounds up how bike-lane traffic is interacting with the new curbside restaurants (hint: better than car traffic) (Streetfilms).