High-ranking NYPD officials posted 'deeply troubling,' 'unprofessional' remarks on social media, report finds
According to the city's Department of Investigation, a number of postings on X were not only unprofessional in tone but also "encouraged an unproductive public discourse" that violated NYPD policies on acting with courtesy and civility.
Jessica Tisch outlined the future of the NYPD and called out prosecutors over repeated offenders in her first "State of the NYPD" address.
The City’s Department of Investigation found top police officials violated the NYPD’s social media policy when they penned ...
The DOI criticized NYPD executives for inappropriate social media use and urged updated guidelines, following an ...
Kevin Catalina, the Suffolk police department's second-in-command and a veteran of the NYPD, was nominated to be Suffolk's ...
The NYPD, MTA and New York State Police are busting drivers with altered license plates and extensive fines as part of an ...
Tisch said offenses like aggressive panhandling, unlicensed street vending and public urination give “the impression of an ...
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