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A few days ago, while on routine patrol, Lieutenant Willabus & Officer Dill from the @NYPD75Pct noticed an occupied vehicle whose license plate didn't match up. They continued their investigation and recovered this loaded firearm while apprehending the suspects who possessed it. https://t.co/hGkpNAMGSZ
The buzz is back in Queens!
Did you know @NYPDBees maintains several hives on the roof of the @NYPD104Pct filled with bees from various swarms they have relocated? From the looks of it, these 🐝 are already getting a jump on spring by actively bringing pollen back to the hive. https://t.co/vHQw6qjYVh
Domestic Violence Officers from all around the city are out spreading the word that they are here to help domestic violence victims.
They can help you file a report, develop a safety plan & more. Stop in at any precinct or Police Service Area to talk with them and learn more. https://t.co/xRON9kzR27
🚨WANTED for ASSAULT: Do you know this guy? On 2/22/20 at approx 3:45 AM, inside of 3161 Broadway in Manhattan, the suspect stabbed the 57-year-old victim multiple times and then fled in an unknown direction. Any information call or DM @NYPDTips at 800-577-TIPS. https://t.co/9LYJZLt8qa
Last week, Neighborhood Coordination Officers from the @NYPD41Pct joined together with their Field Intelligence Officers to conduct a search warrant. The result was the recovery of this loaded firearm and the arrest of a known gang member who was out on parole. https://t.co/l8211IiaQ6
After a call for gunshots being fired in the Bronx recently, @NYPD44Pct Field Intelligence officers jumped into action. They gathered information that led to a search warrant which resulted in an arrest & the recovery of these 2 loaded guns, helping to keep their community safe. https://t.co/bzVhwDBxkm
When a man jumped into the East River, Officers McFadden, Rippel and Kessinger from @NYPDSpecialops Harbor Unit were quickly deployed and rescued him from the frigid waters. Thanks to their heroic actions, the man was transported to a local hospital where he’s being treated. https://t.co/ga5rWWq9k4
🚨WANTED for ROBBERY: Do you know him? On 2/19 at approx 4:25 AM, in the vicinity of 176 Street and Audubon Avenue In Manhattan, the wanted individual followed the victim, assaulted him and removed the victim’s cellphone. Have any info? Call/DM @NYPDTips at 800-577-TIPS. https://t.co/oD4iOtKhE2
Traffic Enforcement Agents and Police Officers from across NYC gathered to support Traffic Enforcement Agent II Claudia Johnson as she leaves the hospital after being hit by a car while directing traffic.
Join us as we wish her a speedy recovery! https://t.co/zCRIHeGtuj
🚨WANTED for ROBBERY: Do you know him? On 2/15 at approx 3:40 AM a taxi cab driver transported a 2 males to 110-00 Rockaway Blvd in Queens. Upon arrival, the males displayed a firearm & fled. One male was arrested shortly after. Have info? Call/DM @NYPDTips at 800-577-TIPS. https://t.co/3zXR1D35U4
🚨WANTED for multiple BANK ROBBERIES: Recognize this person? This individual is wanted for for multiple bank robberies between 2/10 and 2/21 in the #Bronx by verbally threatening the bank teller and demanding cash. Have info? Call/DM @NYPDTips at 800-577-TIPS. https://t.co/HjFcKyue4y
Precision policing played a key role in taking this firearm off the streets of Queens.
Collaboration between precinct units in the @nypd102pct resulted in 13 arrests. https://t.co/tLkDgwLbYw
Raise the woof! We found “Brooklyn” in #Brooklyn!
When Officers Perez & Alva from @NYPD63Pct spotted Brooklyn the dog roaming around in the streets, they picked him up and even gave him a much needed bath! Brooklyn was later happily reunited with his owner, a paw-fect ending! https://t.co/Vs51Pqjiwk
During #BlackHistoryMonth we remember Patrolman Moses P. Cobb. Born into slavery in North Carolina, he walked 500 miles to Bklyn and became one of the first African-American to join the Brooklyn Police Department before its merger into the NYPD. His legacy lives on with us all. https://t.co/TqDjfWECvQ
Some times our recruits need a break from training so they can stretch their arms and legs. These @NYPDPSA8 recruits took a moment from their field training to connect with some youth in the Bronx. https://t.co/Q79AzVyfwa