This Women’s History Month, we honor Police Officer Ocasio and her K-9 partner, Taso, who serve side by side in the NYPD Transit Bureau K-9 Unit. Officer Ocasio’s dedication exemplifies the strength and leadership of women in law enforcement.
Georgia state trooper has zero patience for a pro-Hamas extremist who flops to the ground and whines like a baby.
The trooper quickly and literally takes matters into his own hands.
The @NYPDChiefPatrol Community Response Team was created to address lawless behavior affecting our city. By the time this administration came into office, the quality of life in every community had to be addressed.
The CRT is a specialized team of highly trained officers whose mission it is to restore order. This work often involves addressing those quality of life conditions that disrupt our way of life and diminish our collective safety. Many of these offenses also escalate into other, more dangerous crimes.
Officer Jonathan Diller was one of these officers. He was committed to the mission. He went in harm’s way so others wouldn’t have to. His service mattered. He will never be forgotten.
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When two subway trains collided earlier this week, Officer Marc O'Connor and Officer Antonia Ocasio from our @NYPDTransit K9 Unit were the first on the scene.
"They were in the right place at the right time," Chief Kemper said.
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Some of the NYPD detectives, including Malcolm Reiman, who investigated the murder of 13-year-old Minerliz Soriano retired before an arrest was made. None of them ever lost hope — and all of the tireless work is what led investigators to the suspect.
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A recently released Texas felon, who relocated to NYC, was the man behind the mini-crime spree in an #Inwood park.
#PrecisionPolicing is about focusing on the small number of people responsible for a disproportionately large amount of the crime.
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