They may not be New York City Fire Department (FDNY) Firefighters, but they look pretty good to us! The New York City Police Foundation is very proud to introduce the 2020 NYPD K9 and Friends Calendar featuring photos of our four-legged partners in action. For more info go to the New York City Police Foundation website: https://nycpolicefoundation.org/2020calendar/ | NYPD

NYC gained 408 new protectors today. The newest Finest graduated the NYPD Police Academy in a ceremony surrounded by loved ones, members of NYPD leadership, elected officials, and the community at Madison Square Garden this morning. You’ll see these highly trained and highly equipped officers keeping your neighborhood safe, as well at events as soon as July 4th in NYC. Join us in saying congratulations and thank you for joining the NYPD. | NYPD

Did you hear? The New York City Department of Correction is looking for more civic-minded individuals to join its ranks. This law enforcement career provides $130K average take home pay, outstanding benefits, retirement with a pension after 22 years of service and more. Come discover the boldest version of yourself by applying for Correction Officer Exam #4301. For more info, visit nyc.gov/JoinTheBoldest. | New York City Department of Correction

NYC gained 726 new protectors today. The newest Finest graduated the NYPD Police Academy in a ceremony surrounded by loved ones, members of NYPD leadership, elected officials, and the community at The Garden this morning. You’ll see these highly trained and highly equipped officers keeping your neighborhood safe, as well at events as soon as July 4th in NYC. Join us in saying congratulations and thank you for joining the NYPD | NYPD

The death of New York City Police Officer Jonathan Diller is a major tragedy and an attack on the greater society. That’s the opinion of former NYPD chief Wilbur Chapman. He tells “NewsNation Prime” if police officers aren’t safe, nobody is safe. He says traffic stops, like the one that lead to Diller’s death, are always unpredictable. As for new gun detection devices being installed in New York subway stations, Chapman says they’re a great auxiliary apparatus, but nothing can replace a trained,