They’ve forgotten the “serve” part of protect and serve. The NYPD is one of the city’s least-successful agencies when it ...

who served as NYPD police commissioner during 9/11, has died at age 69 Kerik was first hailed as a hero for facilitating the emergency response to the attacks, but later fell from grace due to ...

Kerik was first hailed as a hero for facilitating the emergency ... led the NYPD during the 9/11 terrorist attacks and was widely regarded as a hero for facilitating the department's response ...

Police said a preliminary investigation indicated a mechanical failure caused the crash, but NYPD Commissioner ... investigation" and a large emergency response. The three-masted Cuauhtemoc ...

Emergency Response & Tenant Protection The Sunnyside fire disaster (Queens Eagle) exposed the city's failure to protect ... Mental Health First Response: Replace NYPD responses to mental health ...

The NYPD’s School Safety Division, which normally conducts random screenings at three to four schools daily, said in an emergency procurement request ... The city’s quick response to procure new ...

which would take over several functions currently housed within or co-led by the NYPD. Those responsibilities include responding to emergency mental health calls, operating so-called co-response ...

The NYPD has locked out emergency medical crews from police radio ... referring to the 9/11 Final Report that told of failures of communications between the various first responders.

When the worn out police cars are finally taken out of service, they are stripped of their emergency equipment and sold at auction under city administrative rules, the NYPD said. Anthony M.