Cops leave NYPD in highest number since 9/11
The New York Police Department has recorded the highest number of retirements and resignations since the post-9/11 exodus in 2002, the New York Post reported on January 7. In 2022, […] Read More
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New York City Police Foundation releases annual Canine and Friends calendar
The New York City Police Foundation recently released its annual Canine and Friends calendar for 2023 to kick off the new year and raise money for the NYPD. As always, […] Read More
NYPD cops transfer to small Connecticut force for higher pay and better quality of life
Out of the nine police officers who just joined the Danbury Police Department in Connecticut, six are former NYPD officers. Located about 70 miles north of New York City, not […] Read More
NYPD directive aims to prevent cops from using personal phones on the job
The NYPD plans to stop cops from texting or calling from their personal phones while on duty by forcing all rank-and-file officers to attach identifying “NYPD” stickers to their work […] Read More
NYPD and first responders can now commit those suffering from mental health crises against their own will, according to new policy
NYPD officers and first responders can now commit those undergoing mental health crises involuntarily, according to a new law addressing homelessness and crime. New York Mayor Eric Adams said the […] Read More
Wyoming wild mustang horse experiences new life in NYPD mounted unit
A wild mustang horse from Wyoming is living its best life serving the Big Apple as part of the NYPD’s mounted unit. The 9-year-old gelding named Gomez spent the early […] Read More
