Assistant Chief James N. McCarthy, Commanding Officer. The official Twitter of NYPD Patrol Borough Manhattan South. User policy: https://xitter.cf/t.co/TNJEZBh6Jg
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Earlier today, Officer Molina, Officer Budhan & Quality of Life Sergeant Musayev did confront a male who was in possession of this loaded firearm. After a brief struggle, they were able to place the male under arrest and safely remove this firearm off of the streets of Manhattan.
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🚔At the Monthly Mayor’s Midtown Citizens Committee @Timessquarenyc & @nypdpbms awarded Lt. Khan & Sgt. Chohan with Cop of the Month. In a swift response, officers spotted & pursued 2 chain-snatching suspects, apprehending them moments later & restoring safety to Times Square.
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#NeverForget our 9/11 Heroes
Lieutenant Gerald Rex- 2009
@NYPDPBMS
May he Rest In Peace.
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Assistant Chief Stephenson and Assistant Chief McCarthy pose as the parade made its way from Manhattan South into Manhattan North. This handshake symbolizes the “passing of the baton” and the seamless transition between our boroughs to keep our parade route festivities safe.
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This past weekend, we had the privilege of celebrating Purim with local community members—sharing joy, and embracing the spirit of unity and celebration!
@NYPDPBMS wants to wish everyone a Happy St. Patrick's Day. Thank you to everyone especially the NYPD who made this years 264th St. Patricks Day Parade safe and enjoyable for all who marched and attended. It was a wonderful day full of celebration, cheer and good fun.
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We gathered at the @NYPD6Pct for the Memorial Ceremony of Auxiliary Police Officers Yevgeniy Marshalik and Nicholas Pekearo who were killed in the line of duty, 18 years ago.
We will always remember their ultimate sacrifice.
#NeverForget
@NYPDnews
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Sunday is the @NYRR 2025 UA Half Marathon. If you plan on traveling within NYC, please be aware of road closures and no-parking zones that will be in effect.
For a list of road closures and no-parking zones, visit: bit.ly/41PhT9B
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Great work by our officers!!!
Officer Marley & Sgt. Lacerenza from our NCO team responded to a 911 call about a firearm, witnessed on someone.
They spotted the suspect with the loaded gun in plain view sitting on a table and safely took him into custody without incident.
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🚨BEWARE OF SCAMMERS🚨
Do not hand over your cell phone to individuals asking to put their info into your money apps. Crime Prevention Officer Aliperti handed out informative flyers inside West 33 St and 6 Avenue Path Train Station.
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Congratulations to our very own Principal Pascucci on being recognized and honored at the @100YearAssoc Annual Presentation of the 2024 Isaac Liberman Public Service Awards for NYC Civil Service Employees @NYCDCAS !
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Our @NYPDSchools @Options_nyc teamed up with @NYPDPBMS Community Affairs Section and Youth Coordination Officers to host our youth with a Madden Tournament for the @SuperBowl weekend! Congratulations to our winners ! & thank you to @nycpolicefdtn for sponsoring the event!
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In celebration of #BlackHistoryMonth, we honor the legacies of our trailblazers who have paved the way for black officers, shaping our department's history with change, and inspiring a new generation of officers.
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This is the way the NYPD says goodbye & THANK YOU!
After 20 years of service to the 19th Precinct, we wish Detective Michael Lombardi, all the best in his well deserved retirement! Congratulations Mike!! You will be missed!!!!
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The NYPD and Better Chinatown are preparing for a safe and healthy Lunar New Year parade celebration on February 16, 2025.
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Earlier today, we celebrated the life of Detective Steven McDonald.
Despite the tragic shooting that left him paralyzed in 1986, Steven continued to share his powerful message of forgiveness and love with the world until his passing in 2017.
I’ve had the honor of calling Patti Ann McDonald a friend during my entire time with the NYPD, and watched with pride as their son Conor has built a distinguished career in this Department. The entire family is an inspiration, and a symbol of all that is right with the NYPD and New York City.
