The NYPD says it is ready for anything as it prepares to secure the transit system ahead of the United Nations General Assembly this week, but it is urging New Yorkers to keep their eyes peeled for any possible threats.

Police officials say they are expecting a surge in gridlock, and in turn subway ridership, throughout Manhattan over the coming week. Roads are expected to be closed, and traffic is expected to be slowed as world leaders, including President Donald Trump, are expected to descend on the Big Apple.

With the increase in commuters surrounding such a high-profile event, cops are asking the public to be mindful of their surroundings and immediately contact the NYPD if they see something suspicious.

“I wouldn’t say it’s better to be safe than sorry, it's better to be safe,” NYP

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