The Cops
The NYPD Is Promising to Turn Over Misconduct Evidence Faster. It Won’t Help Kawaski Trawick’s Family
A new, non-binding agreement commits the NYPD to turn over evidence to the Civilian Complaint Review Board within 90 days.
The NYPD Drone Czar Wants You to Know One Thing: ‘The Drones Are Great’
At a drones, robotics, and AI summit, the commanding officer said he wished the public felt more positively about the police department's tech-forward mission.
Eric Adams Won’t Engage With What Everyone Knows: The NYPD Whitewashed Kawaski Trawick’s Killing
The mayor who ran on a promise to hold police accountable now doesn't want to "interfere."
You Can Now Film in NYPD Precincts, Thanks to This YouTuber
SeanPaul Reyes won a temporary injunction in federal court last Thursday. The very next day, he was livestreaming in the 75th Precinct with a copy of the court order in his hand.
New York’s Finest: Protect and Slur-ve
Plus lots of bogus license plates and a CO impersonating a cop.
Eric Adams Does Not Want to Be Asked About Kawaski Trawick
The mayor won’t even admit he’s read reporting documenting the whitewash of an NYPD killing.
How Racism, Sex Panics, and Fiorello La Guardia Made the Modern NYPD
Historian Emily Brooks’s new book “Gotham’s War Within a War” explores how today’s NYPD was built against the backdrop of World War II and the need for “national security.”
New York’s Finest: World’s First Immortal Cop Survives Touching Fentanyl
Fraternizing with the Gilgo Beach killer, a fake 311 operator, and vetoes from the police commissioner.
The NYPD Is Still Policing Protests Like It’s 2020
The NYPD’s handling of a pro-Palestinian rally in Bay Ridge Saturday would have violated the George Floyd protest settlement.
New York’s Finest: The Cop Got Sturdy
Plus pistol-whipping, a demotion, and some May 2020 road rage.
