Since 1965, the Boston Police Patrolmen's Association has been dedicated and devoted to protecting and serving those who protect and serve the city of Boston.
The BPPA continues to stand up and fight for Boston’s Finest as evidenced by today’s full page ad in the @bostonherald. In it, we remind our elected officials to craft legislation that will help, not hurt, the hard-working men and women of the BPD.
Sending prayers to the Chicago PD Officer shot while heroically trying to save 2 hostages. There is no punishment too swift or severe for the gutless gunman who shot through the door as officers tried to enter the home. The officer is expected to recover. https://t.co/3xx8628oee
Broken Windows is apparently returning rapidly to New York as this encampment adjacent to one of the cities iconic tourist sites would seem to indicate. The Mayor is too young to remember the 80s and early 90s, and what a mess New York was. Those who don't know their history are doomed to repeat it. It all began with non-enforcement of quality of life offenses. Remember the squeegee men at every entrance to the city? Remember the rampant street prostitution and graffiti? Remember the 8,000 open air drug selling locations? Remember the rampant subway fare evasion? I remember, and it’s happening again. https://t.co/FnueQPiPSs
Kudos to Corporal Joshua Swisher of the Southlake Police Department in Texas for his courageous actions that saved a man’s life. He exemplifies why #CopsCountPoliceMatter!
The violence continues in Boston. 2 days after a person is shot and killed in broad daylight in Dorchester and Boston’s Finest are fired upon on Blue Hill Ave, another homicide. This time in Allston. The increasing levels of bloodshed and diminishing quality of life should have all concerned.
Boston Police Officers were shot at. Their cruiser was struck by gunfire. Violence against police officers is never acceptable. Elected officials can’t remain silent. We must address this violence against officers and the dangerous rhetoric we frequently hear. @BostonPatrolmen
A 20-year-old stupidly thought it was okay to shoot at our cops. Thankfully, nobody was injured. But, to be clear, there is no punishment too swift or severe for anyone dumb enough to shoot at police officers. It’s NEVER okay to hurt, harm, disrespect or attempt to injure our cops.
Great day for the families of our fallen heroes with the passage of the Blue Star Plate law which creates a dedicated license plate in honor of police officers killed in the line of duty. The BPPA was proud to play a small role in the passage of this incredibly meaningful and important legislation. Thank you to @MassGovernor for signing it into law yesterday.
When criminals start shooting at police officers, everyone should be outraged and concerned. Police officers have a right to go home safe to their families. They deserve to be protected. And elected officials should feel an obligation to speak out when our cops are attacked. Normalizing violence against our police officers puts everyone in peril.
Tragedy averted. Two of our officers were shot at earlier tonight. The windshield on their police cruiser was struck but, thankfully, no officers were injured. Suspect was placed in custody. But again we say it’s NEVER okay to hurt or harm our police officers.
Two police unions in Cambridge are saying the city council acted foolishly and without regard for public safety when they voted to remove ShotSpotter technology that could have helped a man found shot dead over the weekend. https://t.co/YL1ogsFXzW
Violence in and around Boston Common is never a good thing. Investigation underway after one person found shot last night on Bromfield Street. Prior to incident, the victim was seen knocking on doors on the campus of Suffolk University Law School. https://t.co/qVSiN89sFd
Mayor Michelle Wu is asking residents to exercise caution as City of Boston issues heat advisory for Tues, July 14 and Wed, July 15. https://t.co/Q9Sf00yZJC
The recent call by the @BOSCityCouncil to grow the fun by extending the last call for alcohol to 3AM certainly isn’t aging well, especially, in light of the recent report by @Allstate that lists Boston as one of UNSAFEST driving cities in the world. What’s not fun about giving people more time to consume more booze in a city consistently ranked among the worst for traffic and motor vehicle crashes.
A female motorist in Nantucket is being charged as a suspect after killing a pedestrian inside a supermarket parking lot. Ironically enough, back in Boston, when motorists try to run over and kill cops, they’re called victims. https://t.co/FExyOJx8yl
The tall ships from around the world are here in Boston and the dedicated men and women of the BPPA are here to meet, greet and protect them when they come ashore. @SailBoston2026 is officially underway.
The Boston Police Department Remembers the Service and Sacrifice of Officer Danford D. Dunn Who Was Killed in the Line of Duty 140 Years Ago Today. https://t.co/PLN4jP829t
This is policing at its Finest!
On the Brooklyn Bridge, NYPD Emergency Service Unit officers spent nearly an hour patiently talking with a woman in crisis before seizing the right moment to pull her safely from the edge and save her life.
This wasn’t just courage—it was dedication, discipline, and extraordinary skill. These officers remind us of the compassion our cops have for those they serve.
The BPPA supports MNA!!! We were there today making sure Brigham’s nurses had cold water and snacks to fuel their fight for fair wages, safe staffing and world class patient care. Nurses are the backbone of @BrighamWomens. The BPPA proudly stands in solidarity with @MassNurses.