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The guy #stopandfrisked 20 times = brandon gibson. #nyc2013 #dnforum #nypd #nyc

.@BilldeBlasio said #nypd is “behind the times” on having policy oversight. #IGnow #nypd

#RayKelly #nypd

Since the program’s inception in 2002 there have been 7,360 guns turned in for $100 each at police stations in the five boroughs. In the NYPD program with clergy and DAs that followed there were 8,394 guns turned in to police at churches for $200 each; for a total 15,754 from both programs combined.

via @Gothamist

I got retweeted by Talib Kweli.

How was your day?

A woman defaces the anti-jihad ad in the subway. More here.

A woman defaces the anti-jihad ad in the subway. More here.

The prankster who puts up those realistic-looking NYPD posters around NYD

“The attack — at least the fourth in a city park this month — comes 10 days after a 73-year-old bird-watcher was raped near Strawberry Fields in Central Park.”

“Always Watching:— an ad featuring Mayor Michael Bloomberg and the NYPD, via Michael Tracey

“Always Watching:— an ad featuring Mayor Michael Bloomberg and the NYPD, via Michael Tracey

Accepting a friend request is an innocent click of the mouse for most, but for these men, it was like pulling a trigger.

#EmpireStateShooting via @Gothamist

Today, the New York Post and Daily News ran stories about NYC’s stop-and-frisk policy, using photos that show a man in a red shirt and sun glasses getting arrested.

It’s the same guy.

The photos were taken during an NYPD demonstration for the media. More on that here.

NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly and Indpendence Party leader Lenora Fulani, via New York Daily News.

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via Gothamist, NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly:

As a precaution against copycats and to raise the comfort levels among movie patrons in the wake of the horrendous shooting in Colorado, the New York City Police Department is providing coverage at theaters where the ‘The Dark Knight Rises’ is playing in the five boroughs.

via Gothamist, NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly:

As a precaution against copycats and to raise the comfort levels among movie patrons in the wake of the horrendous shooting in Colorado, the New York City Police Department is providing coverage at theaters where the ‘The Dark Knight Rises’ is playing in the five boroughs.