DEA in the Press

NYPD detective wounded in West Village shootout gets hero’s welcome in Queens Detective Mario Muniz was welcomed home by his wife, son and neighbors on Wednesday in Richmond Hills, Queens. The 45-year-old […]

Police Commissioner William Bratton speaks near the scene.  A two-year manhunt for an alleged California sex offender ended in a shootout in Manhattan’s bustling Greenwich Village on Monday, leaving two […]

NYPD graduates diverse class of cops, who will work in city’s roughest areas The 607 graduates form one of the most diverse classes in the NYPD’s history. Fifty-one percent of the […]

36 Brave, Tenacious NYPD Cops Honored at Medal Day Award winners included Bronx Officer Juan Pichardo, who was bound, pistolwhipped and shot in the thigh by car dealership robbers; and detectives […]

First Day On The Job For NYPD’s First-Ever Inspector General NEW YORK (CBSNewYork/AP) – Tuesday marked day one on the job for the NYPD’s new watchdog. Philip Eure, 52, a former […]

NYPD Inspector General to Start Work Next Week, Have a Staff of 43 Philip Eure Will Serve as The Inspector General for The New York City Police Department. The NYPD’s new […]

Dozens of New York City Unions Back Health-Care Plan Mayor Bill de Blasio Says Proposal Will Save $3.4 Billion   The Municipal Labor Committee, an umbrella group of New York City unions, […]

EXCLUSIVE: Chief transferring 67 top NYPD cops in major shakeup   ‘It’s Bratton’s way,’ a source says. ‘He comes in, reviews personnel, then makes his moves. A lot of the moves were […]

By  Kirstan Conley The NYPD detectives union threatened to revoke its endorsement of any City Council member who supports the “bias profiling” bill up for a vote tonight. “Any legislator […]

Police unions in New York City are blasting a piece of legislation they say will handcuff them, by preventing cops from using little more than the color of a suspect’s […]