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NYPD holds 10th annual 'Prom Impact' event, providing free prom outfits to Queens teens in St. Albans – QNS

The gym at the High School for Law Enforcement and Safety in St. Albans was buzzing with excitement as teenagers picked out their prom outfits from racks upon

NYC Cop Shootings: What We Won't Hear

Two NYC cops, and their killer, joined an average of 82 Americans killed today, and every day, by guns. Brinsley apparently also shot his girlfriend before departing Baltimore for NYC. She survived. If you have seen some web comments you have probably seen the wingnuts of the right are out in force. In interviews on TV they are implying and/or blaming this tragic crime on,

Rev. Al Sharpton, Garner Family Condemn Cop Killings

Rev. Al Sharpton and the Garner family condemn NYPD shootings

Mayor Bill de Blasio Losing War of Words with NYPD

Mayor Bill de Blasio is not only losing ground in his war of words with New York City Police Department union leaders angry at comments.

Police Violence and Violence Against the Police

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Who Is Really Responsible For Motivating The Charleston Shooting? (Not The CCC) | Articles

On August 12, 2012, gay black activist Floyd Lee...

Baby born 3 years after NYPD father's death celebrates 4th birthday

Cousin of slain NYPD Officer Wenjian Liu is carjacked in NYC

The 24-year-old victim was walking towards his home when he was confronted on Avenue X near Batchelder St. in Sheepshead Bay about 7:50 p.m. Saturday.

After calls to defund police and spike in violent crime, New York mayor's wife asks citizens to intervene in attacks

Share and speak up for justice, law & order... NEW YORK — The wife of New York Mayor Bill de Blasio wants citizens to personally “physically intervene” to stop violent crimes, nine months after she convinced her husband to get aboard the “defund the police” movement by redirecting money from police to “youth initiatives and social services.” Shootings in New York City doubled in 2020 and were up 75 percent last month compared to a year prior. Burglaries have also increased, and violent, unprovoked crimes against Asians have become endemic, Daily Wire reported. “As attacks on Asian American communities continue, we’re asking New Yorkers to show up for their neighbors and intervene when witnessing hateful violence or harassment. I know that can be frightening when you aren’t sure what to do or say, but you can learn,” New York City’s First Lady Chirlane McCray wrote on Twitter March 6. “Fear is a normal feeling when stepping into a confrontation, but being prepared can help.”