Barricaded murder suspect fires shotgun at NYPD cop, dies in crossfire

An NYPD officer was shot in Brooklyn Monday when an alleged murder suspect with a shotgun returned to the scene and opened fire, according to the preliminary investigation, a law enforcement source says.

NYPD cop shot in the face bravely returned fire on shotgun-wielding maniac during early morning shootout

An NYPD cop took a shotgun blast to the face after being ambushed in Brooklyn by a suspected killer early Monday morning — but got off the fatal shot that downed the crazed gunman, police

This 8-Season Police Sitcom Is More Realistic than 'NYPD Blue,' According to a Real-Life Officer

According to a piece in The New York Times, Barney Miller is an extremely realistic cop show, just ask a real police officer.

NYPD boss gets lucrative disability pension rank-and-file cops often have to fight for

It is rare for a civilian to receive such a benefit from the fund, three pension lawyers who spoke with The News said.

Staten Island NYPD fixture who mentored generations of cops, retired as longest-serving officer, dies

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Anthony “Tony” DiPalma, who retired as the longest-serving uniformed officer in the NYPD after an extraordinary 44-year career, died on Nov. 7. He was 74. His dedication to family, colleagues and community made him a beloved figure to those who knew him as well as a mentor to generations of cops.
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