NEW YORK - The way New York City police and HRA Peace Officers interact will now change going forward.

It comes after Jazmine Headley, a young Brooklyn mother, had her child ripped from her arms at a social services office.

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According to an internal memo obtained by NY1, anytime the police receive a call from HRA, or in a situation involving an on-duty HRA employee, the NYPD must send a patrol supervisor to respond.

Following the incident, the HRA said the two officers were suspended without pay and the agency will file disciplinary charges against them that could result in termination. 

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All HRA peace officers will also be retrained.

The police officers involved have not faced any punishment.