NYPD, Drones
More eyes in the sky: NYPD expanding use of 'drones as first-responders'
The program is an expansion of a pilot program police officials have described as “drones as first-responders,” which began by using the devices to respond to gunshots in five precincts. The program is led by NYPD Deputy Commissioner of Operations Kaz Daughtry, who manages a growing deployment of drones to look for sharks and spot subway surfers.
This was the photobomb that caused the NYPD’s top brass to explode. A picture posted online appears to show the moment ...
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The city’s top cop got into a public shouting match with another high-ranking NYPD official during the New York Marathon, ...
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NYPD gets green light from FAA to launch drones remotely in 3 boroughs across New York CityThe NYPD will be the first department in the nation with permission to launch drones remotely from 1 Police Plaza toward certain locations, including Central Park.
A top NYPD official was booted behind the scenes from his post after a heated public clash with the interim police ...
High-Ranking NYPD Officials in Public Altercation at New York City Marathon Amid Department Tensions
NYPD's interim commissioner and a top official were separated after a public argument during the NYC Marathon.
Mayor Adams, NYPD Interim Commissioner Tom Donlon and other top officials gathered near Ground Zero Tuesday to honor dozens of police officers, many of whom died of 9/11-related illnesses ...
Interim Police Commissioner Tom Donlon and chief of staff Tarik Sheppard had to be separated by the NYPD’s Chief of Department Jeffrey Maddrey after a dispute broke out during a photo op with ...
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After a major shake-up at the NYPD, and talks about more changes to come, PIX11 News went in-depth with department leaders as ...
The fatal encounter unfolded on Oct. 17, 2019 when Lt. Jonathan Rivera pulled over Allan Feliz for not wearing a seatbelt.
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