NYPD Building Bridges With Clergy At “All In”
More than 600 clergy leaders gathered in the auditorium at 1 Police Plaza today for a “All In” program that featured NYPD personnel sharing information on a diverse range of topics including youth initiatives, the community partnership program, and an active shooter training.
The purpose of the event was for the NYPD to proactively inform clergy leaders of how the Department is working to keep their congregations and all New Yorke...
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A United Call To Take Care of Our 9/11 Heroes
We lost 23 officers that day, and nearly five times as many since. It's "nearly” because the numbers change, sometimes daily. We're STILL losing people. For these first responders, September 11th has never really ended. These men and women went in when others ran out, and they stayed to work what became the largest crime scene in American history. They did it to take care of us, and we owe it to ourselves—as a nation—to take care of them.
The Zadroga Bill is named after NYPD Police Officer James Zadroga. Officer Zadroga died from an illness caused by his participation in the rescue and recovery efforts at Ground Zero.
Cops On Staten Island Find Missing Seven Year Old
Four quick-acting NYPD police officers on Staten Island found a missing seven-year-old boy who has autism after he walked out of his home early Sunday morning. The mother of the seven-year-old found her home’s front door open at about 5:00 a.m., and her son missing from his room. Shortly after running outside she was able to alert 120 Precinct Police Officers Hoydal and Melfa who were patrolling near Henderson Avenue and Broad...
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THE NYPD - CELEBRATING THE HOLIDAYS AND HONORING THOSE LOST
Last night we were privileged to once again protect New Yorkers and visitors as tens of thousands enjoyed the annual Christmas tree lighting at Rockefeller Center.
Last night we were privileged to once again protect New Yorkers and visitors as tens of thousands enjoyed the annual Christmas tree lighting at Rockefeller Center.
As the holiday season begins, we also take a moment to remember and offer our thoughts and prayers to those killed, injured, and affected by the attacks in San Bernardino and Colorado Springs.
NYPD Smartphones Help Cops Apprehend Shooting Suspect
Officers assigned to the 30 Precinct in upper Manhattan arrested a man and recovered a loaded revolver early Sunday morning with the help of their NYPD smartphones. After being notified by detectives from the 7 Precinct that a known shooting suspect may be at a location within the 30 Precinct, photos and information on the suspect were broadcast over department smartphones to 30 Precinct officers in the field.
Patrol and...
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Eagle-Eyed Cops Rescue Hawk
Late Sunday morning members of the NYPD's Harbor Unit were on patrol in the vicinity of the Brooklyn Bridge when officers observed a distressed hawk in the water. The officers approached the bird under the Brooklyn Bridge and saw that it was flapping its wings, but could not take flight. Police Officer Christopher Kessinger, wearing cloth gloves coated with plastic, reached down into the water and the hawk grabbed onto his hand and arm. Officer Kes...
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The NYPD's Big Red Dog
Always wagging his tail and happy to be at work, Clifford is a member of the NYPD Bomb Squad. He is an explosive detection canine and part of a team of officers that keep NYC safe. Clifford and his partners in the Bomb Squad respond to locations throughout the five boroughs to calls of suspicious packages, protect major NYC events and even help our law enforcement partners in other states secure their large scale events.
Join us in saying great job to Clifford.
Santa's In Town!
Holiday time has officially started in NYC and so has the shopping season. Don’t give the bad guys a good deal. Be safe while you shop with these tips: http://nypdnews.com/…/ready-set-shop-be-safe-with-these-ti…/
Millions of happy people, a #MacysParade & turkey. That's Thanksgiving in NYC!
Happy Thanksgiving!
Getting Ready
Thousands of New Yorkers and visitors are having fun watching the Thanksgiving Day Parade balloons being inflated tonight and millions will enjoy a safe parade tomorrow.
If you're heading out to celebrate tonight, remember to be safe and designate a driver - we'll be out too. Have a great night NYC!
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CONGRATULATIONS!
Hard work and dedication was recognized today in two promotion ceremonies held at NYPD Headquarters. Family, friends and colleagues cheered as uniformed and civilian members of the Department walked across the stage to be recognized for their outstanding commitment to New York City.
Join us in saying congratulations.
Brooklyn Cops Help Deliver Baby
Police Officers Brown and Cordero, assigned to the 78 Precinct, helped deliver a baby today near the intersection of Flatbush and Nostrand Avenues. The two officers were on their way to their foot posts when they were alerted by a passerby that there was a woman in labor on the sidewalk. Officer Brown ran across the street and began to help the 34-year-old woman who was in active labor.
Officer Brown observed the baby, who was now on the sidew...
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Training To Protect NYC - #ItsWhatWeDo
NYPD officers along with local and federal partners participated in a training exercise this morning in the Bowery Street subway station. The multiagency drill simulated an active shooter situation in Lower Manhattan. The scenarios, all recorded on video, will be used by the NYPD and partner agencies to learn more about the response and share with others in law enforcement.
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