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politics1 year ago

Jessica Tisch Appointed as New NYPD Commissioner by Mayor Adams

Mayor Eric Adams has appointed Jessica Tisch, previously the city's Sanitation Commissioner, as the new NYPD commissioner, marking a non-traditional choice as she has never served as a police officer. Tisch, who has a background in information technology and is part of a prominent New York family, will be the second woman to lead the NYPD. Her appointment follows a period of turmoil within the department, including FBI investigations into previous commissioners. Adams emphasized Tisch's technological expertise and vision for modernizing policing.

via POLITICO|
#eric-adams#jessica-tisch#new-york-city
obituary2 years ago

"Former NYC Police Commissioner Howard Safir Passes Away"

Former New York City police commissioner Howard Safir, known for his tenure in the late 1990s marked by declines in the city's murder rates but also controversial episodes of police killings of Black men, has died at the age of 81. Safir's leadership saw a decrease in the murder count, but incidents such as the brutalization of Abner Louima, the shooting of Amadou Diallo, and the killing of Patrick Dorismond sparked outrage and criticism.

via ABC News|
#controversial-legacy#howard-safir#new-york-city
politics2 years ago

Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw to Resign This Month

Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw has announced her resignation and will be leaving her position later this month to become the deputy chief security officer of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. First Deputy John Stanford will serve as interim police commissioner. Outlaw's resignation comes amid rising rates of homicides and other crimes in Philadelphia, and just months before the end of Mayor Jim Kenney's tenure. Outlaw, the first Black woman to lead the Philadelphia Police Department, faced challenges during her tenure, including protests over police killings and criticism of the department's response.

via WPVI-TV|
#crime#leadership#philadelphia
local-news2 years ago

"Baltimore Residents Demand Accountability and Transparency from Mayor Scott at Community Meeting"

Acting Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley and Mayor Brandon Scott held the second in-person engagement meeting with city residents, as part of a series of town-hall style meetings scheduled throughout August. Worley, who has been serving as interim commissioner since June, was nominated by Mayor Scott to permanently lead the Baltimore Police Department. The meetings allow residents to voice concerns and ask questions about public safety, while also providing Worley an opportunity to share his vision for the department's future. The City Council will vote on Worley's confirmation after all engagement meetings have concluded.

via CBS Baltimore|
#baltimore#community-engagement#local-news
crime2 years ago

"Detroit Police Commissioner Faces Resignation After Alleged Involvement with Sex Worker"

Detroit police commissioner Bryan Ferguson is expected to resign from the Board of Police Commissioners following allegations that he was caught with a sex worker. Ferguson, who serves on the watchdog committee overseeing the ethical standards of the Detroit Police Department, denies the allegations, calling it a misunderstanding. He was given a ticket for indecent and obscene conduct, and his vehicle was towed. Ferguson has stated that he does not want this personal matter to distract from the board's important work and will temporarily step back from board meetings.

via FOX 2 Detroit|
#crime#detroit#misunderstanding
securityconflict2 years ago

Violent Incidents in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv: Stabbings, Shootings, and Protests

A Palestinian woman attempted to stab a security guard at a light rail station in Jerusalem before being shot in the leg by the guard. The incident took place near Police National Headquarters, and no other injuries were reported. The suspect, a 50-year-old resident of a predominantly Jewish neighborhood, is in good condition. Tensions between Israelis and Palestinians have been high in the region, with frequent military raids and deadly terror attacks.

via The Times of Israel|
#jerusalem#palestinian#police-commissioner
local-news2 years ago

"Keechant Sewell's Departure Marks Historic Era for NYPD"

NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell received a standing ovation on her final day at the helm of the department after serving for 18 months as the first woman to lead the NYPD. Sewell welcomed new recruits at the police academy, sharing wise words and encouraging them to be the detectives that victims deserve. She expressed gratitude to the members of the NYPD and asked them to lead and serve with integrity, courage, and compassion. Sewell was surprised with a video tribute and a sustained standing ovation, leaving her in tears. Mayor Eric Adams praised Sewell for her crime-fighting abilities and for breaking the glass ceiling, while her replacement has yet to be announced.

via CBS New York|
#farewell#keechant-sewell#local-news
law-enforcement2 years ago

NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell Resigns, Leaving Vacancy.

NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell announced her departure after a year and a half on the job, with sources citing tension that has been brewing for months. First Deputy Commissioner Edward Caban is likely to take over temporarily and is a frontrunner to take the post full time, along with Chief of Department Jeffrey Maddrey and Deputy Mayor of Public Safety Phil Banks. Mayor Eric Adams had vowed to appoint the NYPD's first female police commissioner, but the immediate frontrunners are all men. Sewell's legacy and leadership have been praised by police organizations and former NYPD officials.

via WABC-TV|
#crime#law-enforcement#leadership
politics2 years ago

NYPD's First Female Commissioner Resigns After 18 Months

Keechant Sewell, the first woman to hold the position of New York City Police Commissioner, has resigned after 18 months on the job. During her tenure, she oversaw a decrease in some categories of crime, but faced several high-profile crises. Her leadership will be "sorely missed," according to the president of the Police Benevolent Association. Sewell shied from New York's spotlight, rarely making herself available to press, and faced speculation that she was not truly in control of the department.

via ABC News|
#eric-adams#keechant-sewell#new-york-city
politics2 years ago

Richard Worley nominated to replace Baltimore Police Commissioner Harrison.

Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison has stepped down from his position, and Mayor Brandon Scott has nominated Richard Worley, a 25-year veteran of the department, to replace him. Worley will serve as acting commissioner immediately and is also Scott's nominee for the permanent post. Harrison, who has served as the city's police commissioner since 2019, said he has no job offers and has not interviewed for any other positions. The move comes after Harrison denied leaving for a chief position in nearby Washington, D.C., during a Baltimore City Council hearing.

via Baltimore Sun|
#baltimore#brandon-scott#michael-harrison
local-news2 years ago

Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison Resigns After 4 Years

Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison has announced his resignation from the position he has held for four years. Mayor Brandon Scott has nominated Richard Worley, Deputy Commissioner of the Operations Bureau, to succeed Harrison. Worley, a Baltimore native and 25-year veteran of the department, will serve as Acting Commissioner until he is confirmed by the Baltimore City Council. Harrison came to Baltimore in 2019 from the New Orleans Police Department, where he served for 26 years, most recently as superintendent.

via CBS Baltimore|
#baltimore#local-news#michael-harrison