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New York City weekend bloodshed leaves 31 people shot, 6 killed: Welcome to the city of violence

New York Sergeants Benevolent Association President Ed Mullins says police officers are tired of working under failed leadership and being seen as the bad guy. New York City was marred by gun violence over the weekend, when 31 people were wounded in 28 shootings from Friday through Sunday, police said. The dozens of victims were wounded from 12 a.m. Friday through end of day Sunday, the New York Police Department (NYPD) said in an email to Fox News on Monday. It’s a stark difference from the same period last year, albeit at a time when the Big Apple streets were quiet amid pandemic concerns.  

S I Politics: Unions make endorsements; citywide candidates visit borough

S.I. Politics: Unions make endorsements; citywide candidates visit borough Updated 10:00 AM; Today 10:00 AM Front row from left: Detective Endowments Association Treasurer Jeffrey Ward, Police Benevolent Association President Pat Lynch, and Mid-Island City Council candidate Sal Albanese join supporters outside Borough Hall, St. George, to announce the city police unions endorsements of Albanese on Tuesday, April 20, 2021. (Staten Island Advance/Paul Liotta) Facebook Share POLICE UNIONS MAKE PICKS FOR CITY COUNCIL Politicians running for two of the Island’s City Council seats earned endorsements from the city’s police unions over the past week and a half. Democratic candidate Sal Albanese, a former City Councilman from Brooklyn and candidate for the Mid-Island seat, earned the endorsement Tuesday of the Police Benevolent Association (PBA), Sergeants Benevolent Association (SBA), Lieutenants Benevolent Association (LBA), and Detectives’ Endowment Association (DEA).

Chauvin verdict brings the police relief and some resentment

Print MINNEAPOLIS It was shortly after 4 p.m. Tuesday, and all chatter ceased in the roll-call room for the Fourth Police Precinct in North Minneapolis. Everyone’s attention was glued to the television on the wall. Then came the verdict: Derek Chauvin was guilty on all counts, including murder, for killing George Floyd last May. The station house stayed silent, the officers processing what the verdict meant after a year of tension and conflict, said Inspector Charles Adams, the precinct’s commanding officer. “It was just like, wow,” Adams said. For him, it was a relief he felt that Chauvin had been wrong and that his actions, kneeling on Floyd’s neck for more than nine minutes, cast a negative light on policing.

After Chauvin Verdict, Police React With Relief and Some Resentment

After Chauvin Verdict, Police React With Relief and Some Resentment
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Suspect Lionel Virgile Charged With Attempted Arson For Allegedly Throwing Molotov Cocktail At NYPD Vehicle

Suspect Lionel Virgile Charged With Attempted Arson For Allegedly Throwing Molotov Cocktail At NYPD Vehicle
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