Tonight this city lost a hero, a wife lost her husband, and a young child lost their father. We struggle to find the words to express the tragedy of losing one of our own. The work that Police Officer Jonathan Diller did each day to make this city a safer place will NEVER be

Yesterday our city lost a hero, a wife lost her husband, and a young child lost their father.We struggle to find the words to express the tragedy of losing one of our own. Our prayers are with his family, loved ones, and brothers and sisters in blue.

As we gathered on Long Island, honoring the life & service of Officer Jonathan Diller, One Times Square, New Tradition, & the Times Square Alliance recognized our fallen officer, & now Detective First Grade, in the heart of NYC, by memorializing him on their digital billboard.

A line of blue stood shoulder to shoulder on Merrick Road as first responders from near and far rendered their final salute to our hero — Detective First Grade Jonathan Diller. The NYPD and this city will always honor Jon’s sacrifice and #NeverForget his bravery.

To all those who are celebrating today, in NYC and around the world, we wish you a safe and #HappyEaster.

Last week, Director Williams sat in on the ‘Young Kings mentorship program’ hosted by our officers who mentor young people of our community. They learned that life can often be compared to agriculture. The seeds that you plant can one day grow into a forest — enabling success !

Marching for a Cause! 🎗️ Patrol Borough Brooklyn South Community Affairs shines a spotlight on National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month with keynote speakers, doctors, and crucial life-saving information. Together, we’re spreading awareness and saving lives!

Today is Autism Awareness Day. Let's aim to provide more support and power individuals to lead meaningful lives and pursue successful careers. Join us in our Walk on April 13th at Cunningham Park. #autismawareness NYPD School Safety NYPD Community Affairs

Director Williams recently sat in on the recent session for the Young Kings Mentorship Program ran by Officer Obafemi and Officer Bryant. The program is open to Young Kings ages 14-19 and meets every Wednesday from 5-6:30pm here at 127 Penn.

Our Manhattan North Youth Strategies Division partnered with George Washington Educational Campus to provide our young people — a gateway to their future.

Congratulations to our Uniformed and Civilian Members of Service on their respective promotions at today’s ceremony! We wish you the best of luck on your new chapter!

Join us now at NYC Emergency Management Headquarters in Brooklyn for a briefing on the earthquake felt in New York City this morning. x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

No more chaos on the streets of NYC! New Yorkers are sick and tired of scooters, mopeds and dirt bikes being operated recklessly in the five boroughs. Last night, Bronx CRT officers were in full force, doing what NYers have asked us to do. Confiscating illegal vehicles & keeping

Big thanks to @realdevinhaney for donating 60 sets of boxing gear to our NYPD #FIGHTFORACHANGE youth program! This amazing donation will help our youth train like the pros. Excited for our partnership as we #FIGHTFORACHANGE in our city! Best of luck defending your @WBC title.

Every Wednesday from 4-5:30pm, our Bronx YSD Officers host “Volleyball with a Cop” at the PAL New South Bronx Center located at 991 Longwood Ave. We hope to see you there so you can join in on the fun, or just come to hang out and cheer us on 🏐

Today our Assistant Commissioner Alden Foster along with his team had the pleasure to pin the shields of two new Police Officers as they embarked their new journey graduating next week. The Community Affairs Bureau continues to guide and mentor.

Applications are now being accepted for the 2024 Youth Police Academy. The application can be found here: nyc.gov/site/nypd/serv…

Our Brooklyn Community Outreach Division hosted their 2nd annual Mother’s Day brunch at the Kianga house to celebrate and bring joy to the young mother’s and children.

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Last week, our Youth Strategies Division, Brooklyn and the NYPD NEWS Dance Team celebrated Black History Month through theater and the art of dance!