Safeguarding NYPD Protectors: Time for Action
“Earlier this morning…an
NYPD ESU detective was shot in an apartment building in the Vladeck houses
confines of the 7th precinct…
“I am pleased to report
he is in good spirits and all indications are that he will make a full
recovery. But let me be extremely clear, this could have ended very differently…
“So, the real question
here is this, why was this individual out of jail and in a position to shoot
our officers? How is the system set up to allow one person to commit multiple
violent offenses while out on parole with no consequences. I ask our elected
officials up in Albany, our DAs and our judges, what are you doing here? We
should never have had to be at that door this morning. We should never have had
a cop shot today.”
“Releasing them [career criminals] is the indisputable proof of the failure of the Bail Reform Law of New York.
“This incident demands
moral outrage by law enforcement and the public, and immediate action to change
the law to mandate consequences for criminality.
“We must be fully
dedicated without compromise to protecting one another.
“Problems ignite
whenever our unity of effort is compromised and we do not stand united against
depravity.”
Vincent J. Bove for the National Association
of Chiefs of Police, March 5, 2024
Labels: Collaborative Policing, Community Policing, Law Enforcement, Leadership, NYPD
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