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FINEST COPS & TECHNOLOGY KEEPING NYC SAFE
Sergeant Robert Foley and Police Officer Edwin Espinal, both of the 43rd Precinct Anti-Crime team, received their newly issued department smartphones yesterday morning and didn’t waste any time putting them to good use.
Sergeant Foley, after receiving his new smartphone inside of the 43rd Precinct Station House, began to scroll through 911 calls and noticed a job come over at 8:15 a.m. for two males fighting at the intersection of W...
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  • Mike Gruber There was no such thing as DNA, computers or electric typewriters when I was a NYPD Detective. We used call boxes back then. But we still solved cases.
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  • Iftakharul Laskar Where is officer jack or the name jacky he always come our coffee shop
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Yesterday at 6:37am · 
This year's ‪#‎NationalNightOut‬ was a "jumping" success in ‪#‎NYC‬ with the‪#‎NYPD‬ and the community.
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August 4 at 6:13pm · 
NATIONAL NIGHT OUT AGAINST CRIME
Thank you to everyone who partnered with us for National Night Out Against Crime, with dozens of locations citywide. Connect with your local precinct officers anytime for crime prevention and community programs, youth services and more. http://www.nypdnews.com/2014/09/get-involved.html
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August 3 at 2:38pm · 
NYPD COPS RECOVER LARGE AMOUNT OF K2 IN EAST HARLEM
Police officers assigned to East Harlem’s 25 Precinct recovered a large amount of “K2” synthetic marijuana late last week after observing it being sold from a deli on Lexington Avenue. Police Officers Blanchfield and Bou, along with Sergeant Pfeiffer were assigned to foot patrol when they observed a deli employee possess and sell synthetic marijuana to individuals who entered the store.
The three officers entered the deli t...
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August 2 at 7:30am · 
"PUSHING UP" TO MORE GREAT POLICE-COMMUNITY RELATIONS
Police Officer DieuJuste recently defended his push-up record against one of the smaller community members he keeps safe everyday. He could not turn down the challenge and his championship title was surely on the line as his challenger may be small, but has a big heart. In case you are wondering, it was a tie.
Police Officer DieuJust and his fellow officers assigned to Police Service Area 7 are proud to work in partnership with residents of NYCHA in the Bronx to continue to keep everyone safe. Join us in thanking them for all their hard work and dedication.
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  • Steven Weitz Every child in America should grow up knowing that any Police Officer is our friend and someone to go to if you need help... Nice work @NYPD Officer DieuJust
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  • Matthaeus Forcas NBC or CNN would be like: "NYPD officer Dieu Juste forced kids to do push ups against their will today at a NYCHA housing development in the Bronx. Other kids helplessly looked on as their friend pushed up from the ground "

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August 1 at 4:00pm · 
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July 31 at 2:00pm · 
NATIONAL NIGHT OUT AGAINST CRIME
Join the NYPD at over 70 locations citywide on National Night Out Against Crime, August 4th.
Meet leaders and personnel from your local precinct including the commanding officer, patrol, community affairs, crime prevention, youth officers and others, and interact with neighbors, community members and local businesses with the common goal of partnership and safety. 
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July 30 at 11:38am · 
KEITH’S RACE
Come support Keith’s Race, Sunday August 2. Keith's Race is a 5K, walk-run across the Brooklyn Bridge, organized in loving memory of Sergeant Keith A. Ferguson. The race is organized by Keith's family as well as friends and loved ones who continue to share his memory. The race has grown by the hundreds each year since its founding in 2004. All proceeds go toward the Sergeant Keith Ferguson Memorial Scholarship Fund, founded by Keith's mother, Sonia Cunningham. ...
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  • Carol McAndrew Golas God bless you Officer Ferguson, and RIP for all you did for NYCPD and it's citizens and your fellow officers.
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  • Fred Rios Rip my brother. I remember when you walk into the 1st pct. as a rookie. Great cop/man you turn out to be. Never forgotten.
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July 29 at 12:45pm · 
'Wicket Cool' - NYPD Youth Soccer And Cricket Season Opens
Police Commissioner Bratton joined approximately 200 youth and their volunteer coaches, umpires, as well as NYPD officers at Flushing Meadow Park in Queens to open the 2015 NYPD Youth Cricket and Soccer season.
The league, comprised of young men ages 14 to 19, began its eighth season with players each who registered through the NYPD Community Affairs Bureau to compete in the program.
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July 28 at 2:17pm · 
Staten Island's Finest of the Finest Honored
The Staten Island Chamber of Commerce and Staten Island Advance hosted the annual Police Officer of the Year Luncheon Tuesday at the Hilton Garden Inn in Bloomfield, honoring the borough's top cops for 2014.
Police Commissioner William Bratton, First Deputy Commissioner Benjamin Tucker, Chief of Department James O'Neill, and Staten Island Borough Commander Edward Delatorre helped the Chamber to hand out the Police Officer of the Mo...
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  • Joan Richter Congratulations officers. You represent one of the best trained police departments in the country and have made the NYPD proud. Many have gone before you and many will come after you. God bless and protect you and all who "serve and protect" our communities. You are true heroes.
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  • Echandy Rosa Congratulations to all of you about time the police commissioner is doing his job
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July 27 at 7:20am · Edited · 
Recent Police Academy Grad Continues To Keep NYC Safe
Police Officer Justin Barberi (pictured) and Lieutenant Darren Rock arrested a man in possession of an illegal handgun last week after responding to a call of shots fired. Members of Brooklyn’s 63 Precinct, the two responded to a 911 call of gun fire near the Glennwood Houses in Canarsie where they observed a man with a gun.
Police Officer Barberi and Lieutenant Rock jumped out of their police vehicle and chased the suspec...
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  • Mike Runningbear Many thanks Lieutenant and Police Officer Barberi for taking down this perp and removing another illegal gun off the streets, God Bless and stay safe.
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  • Ishmael Scott Goid job and the criminal was not shot...kudos to the officer for using his training to effect an arrest without having to shoot the perp....
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