NYPD
Why Did the NYPD Film People Leaving a Drake Concert?
“Something tells me they don’t do that after Billy Joel shows at Madison Square Garden.”
Former Cop Union Boss Who Shared Racist Video Stole $600K From Cop Union
Edward Mullins pleaded guilty in federal court to defrauding the NYPD sergeants' union on Thursday.
NYPD Cop Caught on Video Repeatedly Punching Black Teen Girl in the Head
The officer was suspended without pay after the video went viral.
Police Killed a Record Number of People Last Year
1,176 people were killed in encounters with police last year, a third of them during a traffic stop, mental health and welfare check, or non-violent offense.
There's a New, Massive Database of NYPD Misconduct With 450,000 Records
The Legal Aid Society collected records from Freedom of Information requests, criminal cases, and more, and made them easy to search.
NYPD Refuses to Release Records From Amazon/FedEx Undercover Operation to Catch ‘Sexual Offenders’
“It’s very hard to see how FOIL’s personal privacy exemption would justify the wholesale withholding of these incident reports.”
Can You Climb a Chain-Link Fence? The NYPD Wants You.
Dealing with a spate of retirements, the NYPD decided it was way too hard to scale a 6-foot wall, so it relaxed its fitness test for recruits.
NYPD Is Posing as Amazon and FedEx Drivers to Arrest ‘Sexual Offenders’ on the Subway
Photos surfaced online of undercover cops in a subway station. NYPD says it is due to “the unique environment and challenges presented in the New York City Transit system.”
Cops Threw a 61-Year-Old to the Ground After She Tried to Film Them
Patricia Rodney went to an NYPD precinct in Brooklyn to get a police report for a lost glucometer. She ended up with a broken arm.
NYC Too Cheap to Reward Subway Shooter Tipsters in Full
The New York Police Department is splitting the baby to pay tipsters for leading to the arrest of Frank James.
Cops Couldn’t Stop the NYC Subway Shooting. People Have Questions.
A record number of police are patrolling the subway now. Are they helping?
Subway Shooting Shows Surveillance Cameras Not Immune from MTA’s Maintenance Crisis
A lack of functioning cameras in the station reportedly hindered the NYPD's investigation. It's a familiar story for the beleaguered transit agency.