NYPD Archives - Page 22 of 44

25

If the city wants cops who are more interested in solving problems than chasing bad guys, maybe it ought to start recruiting people with a few more years under their…

ByJarrett Murphy 17Comments

17

Jul 2015

Uncategorized

Eric Garner: The First Day

Eric Garner’s death on July 17, 2014 triggered a local debate about policing tactics and helped usher in a national discussion of race and policing.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

10

Jun 2015

Opinion

Op-Ed: Bratton’s Collaborative Policing Doesn’t Offer Real Reform

History shows that community policing funding is often rerouted to more repressive tactics, the authors write. Even when implemented, the approach asks police to do work for which they are…

ByBrenden Beck and Amanda Matles 5Comments

02

Jun 2015

In Depth

Want to be a Cop? Or a Dietician? Take the Exam!

If you’ve time and a modest application fee and it’s a day other than Sunday, you can probably drop in today to take a civil service test.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

28

May 2015

Justice

Report Tells Horror Stories of NYPD’s Broken Windows Strategy

An advocacy group has collected 117 anecdotes about the NYPD’s enforcement of low-level criminal offenses. The tales come in varying flavors of injustice, inconvenience and inefficiency.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

15

May 2015

Justice

The People Behind New York City’s Missing Persons Posters

Last year, more than 13,000 people were reported missing in New York City. While the majority of these missing people were found within the first few hours, others disappeared, leaving…

ByKanyakrit Vongkiatkajorn 0Comments

14

May 2015

Opinion

Council’s NYPD Plan: Add Cops, Reduce Arrests, Avoid Real Changes

There’s fierce debate over a City Council proposal to decriminalize certain offenses. But this op-ed contends that neither side in the argument is talking about fundamental change to the way…

ByJosmar Trujillo 1Comment

01

May 2015

Uncategorized

Four Nonprofits to Receive Residual Class-Action Settlement Funds

Nearly $165,000 in residual class-action settlement funds to support four nonprofits in providing critical service to the homeless and other marginalized New Yorkers

Bynylpi 3Comments

14

Apr 2015

Video

Where Law, Science and History Meet: Reporters on the Marijuana Beat

Everything you ever wanted to know about the state of marijuana laws in New York, but were afraid to ask, with Nushin Rashidian of Cannabis Wire and Danny Danko of…

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

14

Apr 2015

In Depth

The NYPD has More Police Officers Than 45 States

The New York City Council is expected Tuesday in its response to the mayor’s preliminary fiscal year 2016 budget to call for increasing the New York City Police Department’s headcount…

ByJarrett Murphy 4Comments

Maybe New York City Needs Older Cops for Community Policing

Eric Garner: The First Day

Op-Ed: Bratton’s Collaborative Policing Doesn’t Offer Real Reform

Want to be a Cop? Or a Dietician? Take the Exam!

Report Tells Horror Stories of NYPD’s Broken Windows Strategy

The People Behind New York City’s Missing Persons Posters

Council’s NYPD Plan: Add Cops, Reduce Arrests, Avoid Real Changes

Four Nonprofits to Receive Residual Class-Action Settlement Funds

Where Law, Science and History Meet: Reporters on the Marijuana Beat

The NYPD has More Police Officers Than 45 States

Newsletter

Newsletter

To better help City Limits know and serve our community, please select all that apply: