Mayor de Blasio today announced that former Police Commissioner James O’Neill will be returning to the City to serve as COVID-19 Senior Advisor. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: James O’Neill
NYPD Commissioner James O’Neill To Step Resign
NYPD Commissioner James O’Neill is expected to resign from his post after three years leading the police department he has served for more than three decades, news reports say. Continue Reading →
The Legendary Police Athletic League Honored At City & State’s Protecting NY Summit 2018
On July 17th, the Police Athletic League and Executive Director Frederick Watts were honored for their great work from Harlem to Hollis at City & State’s Protecting New York Summit and Awards held at Baruch College. Continue Reading →
NYPD Will ‘Release’ Bodycam Footage Of Harlem Cop Shooting (Update)
The shooting by a Harlem cop of a knife-wielding, emotionally troubled man was captured on an NYPD body camera video that police plan to release publicly, officials said Monday. Continue Reading →
NYPD Commissioner James O’Neill Reflects On The Importance Of 9/11
CBS reports that Police Commissioner James O’Neill says 9/11 is a difficult day for him and so many first responders across the Tri-State area. Continue Reading →
Slain NYPD Cop Shot In Harlem Honored With Street Naming
Nearly two years after NYPD cop Randolph Holder was fatally shot by a reputed gangbanger, hundreds of uniformed officers and family members joined together Friday to rename the Queens street where he grew up in his honor. Continue Reading →
Mayor de Blasio, Farina, O’Neill Announce Safest School Year Ever From Harlem To Hollis
Mayor Bill de Blasio (right), Police Commissioner James O’Neill and Schools Chancellor Carmen Fariña today announced that the 2016-17 school year was the safest school year on record, with an 18 percent decrease in major crime since the 2014-15 school year. Continue Reading →
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