NYPD officers graduate from police academy
About 1,500 new police officers graduated from the New York City's Police Academy during a ceremony at Madison Square Garden on Thursday.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly presided over the graduation ceremony for 1,519 new police officers. The graduates have completed more than six months of training at the academy. The city says they will be assigned to Operation Impact, a program that pairs rookie officers with experienced supervisors and deploys them to targeted high-crime areas.
Kelly says the members of this class were born in 58 countries and speak 65 different languages.
Hochul, Blakeman poll, home heating oil prices rise, and deer population explodes. Here's a look at some of the exclusive stories you may have missed this week on NewsdayTV.
Hochul, Blakeman poll, home heating oil prices rise, and deer population explodes. Here's a look at some of the exclusive stories you may have missed this week on NewsdayTV.
