!['OFFICER CYCLES IN FULL UNIFORM TO SUPPORT CANCER RESEARCH
Police Officer Justin Charbrut from the 109 Precinct proudly represented the NYPD as he raised money in the @[108383041989:274:Cycle for Survival] fundraiser by cycling in his full uniform and gear.
Cycle for Survival is a Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center sponsored cycling event that benefits rare cancer research. Since 2007, Cycle for Survival has raised over $75 million for this noble cause.
Great job by all those who participated including Officer Charbrut for going the extra mile and cycling in his full uniform including his vest!
Officer Charbut is pictured here with TV news anchors Diane Macedo and Andrea Grymes. See more: http://www.nypdnews.com/2015/09/police-officer-cycles-in-full-uniform.html'](https://scontent-lga3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xtp1/v/t1.0-0/p110x80/12049379_909619399114843_5271199880264929265_n.jpg?oh=036e15fa95dd8b4f919116ea0f09edb7&oe=568805E7)
!['Another Burglar Off The Street
Earlier this month, a burglary took place in the basement of a building in the Inwood section of Manhattan. The suspect removed a Dewalt drill worth approximately $200.00, and a circular saw worth approximately $120.00. Because @[775187239268431:274:NYPD 34th Police Precinct] Police Officers Vanwieren and Bartalsky patrol the area on a regular basis as a part of the NYPD Neighborhood Policing Plan, they quickly responded to the crime scene. Upon arrival, the officers took a report, viewed the surveillance video and interviewed witnesses. Based on a tip that the perpetrator lived on the same block where the incident occurred, and a picture from the surveillance video, officers were able to arrest the suspect within 15 minutes. This type of good, swift police work has contributed to a 15 percent decrease in burglaries in Inwood.
The 19-year-old male suspect was charged with burglary.'](https://fbcdn-photos-b-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xfp1/v/t1.0-0/p110x80/12036850_909162492493867_3040155159779865668_n.jpg?oh=b342a905407ee9c85c8e2abddb8dc6b0&oe=56A109E7&__gda__=1452393109_ca6a45e6076577df6870ec6855fac390)
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PROMOTING EMPATHY & DEESCALATION IN CRISIS SITUATIONS
Yesterday NYPD recruits were introduced to CIT: Crisis Intervention Team training.
CIT involves police officers using crisis communication techniques to assist people in crisis situations. The CIT model is based on Listen•Assist•Collaborate and promotes the use of active listening skills and demonstrating empathy in order to gain voluntary compliance. The use of these skills also increases safe outcomes for everyone involved.
CIT training is also currently being given to our patrol officers as well.
Read more on NYPD CIT here: http://www.nypdnews.com/…/nypd-crisis-intervention-team-of.…
Yesterday NYPD recruits were introduced to CIT: Crisis Intervention Team training.
CIT involves police officers using crisis communication techniques to assist people in crisis situations. The CIT model is based on Listen•Assist•Collaborate and promotes the use of active listening skills and demonstrating empathy in order to gain voluntary compliance. The use of these skills also increases safe outcomes for everyone involved.
CIT training is also currently being given to our patrol officers as well.
Read more on NYPD CIT here: http://www.nypdnews.com/…/nypd-crisis-intervention-team-of.…
The #NYPDBlueGoesPink for October
The NYPD is going Pink to show support to breast cancer survivors and to help raise awareness. With over 2.8 million survivors in the United States, many members of the Department have been touched directly, or indirectly, by the disease. From October 1st – October 30th there will be a Department-wide effort for the police and the community to work hand-in-hand to spread the word about breast cancer and early detection.
More about how we are going pink: http://www.nypdnews.com/…/the-nypdbluegoespink-for-october.…
OFFICER CYCLES IN FULL UNIFORM TO SUPPORT CANCER RESEARCH
Police Officer Justin Charbrut from the 109 Precinct proudly represented the NYPD as he raised money in the Cycle for Survival fundraiser by cycling in his full uniform and gear.
Police Officer Justin Charbrut from the 109 Precinct proudly represented the NYPD as he raised money in the Cycle for Survival fundraiser by cycling in his full uniform and gear.
Cycle for Survival is a Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center sponsored cycling event that benefits rare cancer research. Since 2007, Cycle for Survival has raised over $75 million for this noble cause.
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Another Burglar Off The Street
Earlier this month, a burglary took place in the basement of a building in the Inwood section of Manhattan. The suspect removed a Dewalt drill worth approximately $200.00, and a circular saw worth approximately $120.00. Because NYPD 34th Police Precinct Police Officers Vanwieren and Bartalsky patrol the area on a regular basis as a part of the NYPD Neighborhood Policing Plan, they quickly responded to the crime scene. Upon arrival, the officers...
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NYPD EXPLORERS PROMOTING LITERACY WITH YOUTH IN MANHATTAN
NYPD Explorers from the 30 Precinct in Hamilton Heights recently teamed with Literacy Inc. in Jacob Schiff Park to promote early childhood literacy. Law Enforcement Explorers are part of a career-oriented NYPD program designed to educate young men and women, ages 14-20, about Law Enforcement while helping them develop a sense of leadership, service, and community.
Throughout the event the precinct Explorers demonstrated a willingness and joy to help with the education and success of our youngest community members.
NYPD Explorers from the 30 Precinct in Hamilton Heights recently teamed with Literacy Inc. in Jacob Schiff Park to promote early childhood literacy. Law Enforcement Explorers are part of a career-oriented NYPD program designed to educate young men and women, ages 14-20, about Law Enforcement while helping them develop a sense of leadership, service, and community.
Throughout the event the precinct Explorers demonstrated a willingness and joy to help with the education and success of our youngest community members.
Great job!
Facts and Figures on the Papal Visit
*The NYPD used 24,500 barriers, 14,000 are owned by the department. It will total 196,000 feet of barrier or 37 miles.
*The department used 1,200 traffic cones.
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Pope Blesses True Crime Fighter
As Pope Francis visited the September 11 Memorial today he stopped to meet and bless NYPD Detective Terry McGhee. Detective McGhee and his colleagues on the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force keep New York City and America safe for all. Detective McGhee needs a wheelchair to get around due to a spinal injury, however he never misses a day of work. Described by friends and fellow crime fighters as only one thing – “relentless.” “That’s what drives us to get out of bed every morning — knowing you’ll have some sort of impact, that you will make a contribution,” says Detective McGhee.
Read more about Detective McGhee and his relentless fight against terrorism: http://www.nypdnews.com/…/nypd-fbi-collaboration-results-in…
Members of the NYPD, our law enforcement partners, and all communities within New York City welcomed Pope Francis tonight. Thousands of officers ensured the safety of the Pope and those who enjoyed his presence in the city. Join us in thanking the men and women of the NYPD and our partner agencies for their hard work tonight and the months of planning prior to the Pope's arrival.
See more photos here:https://www.flickr.com/pho…/nypdnews/sets/72157656724930694/
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