ENOUGH IS ENOUGH: The driver in the murder of PO Jonathan Diller was REMANDED once again today, but he should never have been on the streets to begin with. PBA President Patrick Hendry speaks about the dangerous environment created by judges who release violent repeat offenders.

A DANGEROUS RECORD:
2016: Released 'high risk' assault suspect who went on to slash two women.
2020: Released 'accused looter who smashed an NYPD cop in the head with a glass bong.'
2024: Released assault suspect who later punched a 9yo girl.

Judges who free violent repeat…

Our hearts break for our Syracuse Police Department SyracusePBA and Onondaga Co. Sheriff brothers and sisters after a police officer and deputy were shot and killed last night. We stand with you in mourning these two heroes and in fighting for justice in their names. #EnoughIsEnough

Remember our NYPD Housing PSA 2 brother P.O. Anthony O. McLean, who was shot and killed on this day in 1988 while conducting a search for a missing child. His sacrifice is never forgotten. #FidelisAdMortem

#EidMubarak Wishing a blessed and safe Eid-al-Fitr to all Muslim New Yorkers, especially our brothers and sisters who are celebrating while protecting our city. NYPDMOS NYPD Middle East & Turkic Society NYPD Desi Society NYPD BAPA PALS-PakAmeLawEnfSoc NYPD Illyrian Society

A DANGEROUS PATTERN:
Yet another case of a judge either reducing bail or refusing to set it for individuals who attacked NYC police officers.

When judges refuse to hold dangerous individuals who are a clear flight risk, they’re putting all NYers at risk.
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Remember our NYPD 25th Precinct brother P.O. Eric Murray, who gave his life on this day in 2020 after protecting our city during the COVID-19 pandemic. His sacrifice is not forgotten. #FidelisAdMortem

Remember our NYPD Housing PSA 1 brother P.O. Dennis Guerra, who sacrificed his life on this day in 2014 while attempting to rescue New Yorkers from a burning building. He is never forgotten. #FidelisAdMortem

MORE JUSTICE SYSTEM INSANITY

Hendry:“Judges have the authority to keep criminals who attack cops or carry illegal guns off the streets. They are finding every excuse not to use it. NYC police officers are doing our job. Judges need to start doing theirs.”
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PBA Brooklyn South team in Brooklyn Criminal Court today for the case of the machete-wielding maniac who injured two NYPD 67th Precinct cops and a sergeant — indicted on ATTEMPTED MURDER charges and REMANDED.

Another symbol of the environment NYC police officers are dealing with on the street. We’re not only protecting NYers from emboldened criminals — we’re coming under direct attack ourselves. We need the justice system to start backing us up.
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Back in Bronx court today to check on the case of an individual who attacked a NYPD 48th Precinct member last month, injuring her so badly that she still can’t return to work. Turns out he is appearing virtually because he is being held on parole violations in another county. At every…

Back in Manhattan Court for another hearing in the vicious gang assault on our NYPD Midtown South Times Square Unit brothers. This case is another symbol of the dangerous environment on our streets — we will continue to hold the justice system accountable for the epidemic of assaults on…

Remember our NYPD 79th Precinct brothers, Police Officers Norman Cerullo and Christie Masone, who were shot and killed on this day in 1978 after stopping two suspects. Their sacrifice is never forgotten. #FidelisAdMortem

NO MORE FINGER-POINTING, NO MORE EXCUSES: at another hearing for the driver in the murder of our brother P.O. Jonathan Diller, PBA President Patrick Hendry calls on the entire justice system to honor Stephanie Diller’s plea for change and keep violent criminals behind bars.

Our brother P.O. Jonathan Diller’s death touched so many NYers, and so many NYers are finding ways to help support his family. Thank you to Joe DiGangi and his team for this creative tribute. #FidelisAdMortem

The #BlueLine knows no borders, and we deeply appreciate all of the police officers from other agencies and other states who turned out to help us mourn our brother P.O. Jonathan Diller. We are especially grateful to our Nassau County PBA brothers and sisters for all of their…

Wishing a blessed and peaceful #Easter to all who celebrate today.

“We’re praying still, wishing somehow, some way, we could bring Jonathan home…saving people’s lives, helping people — it’s in our DNA, it’s what we do. It’s what Jonathan did, too.”

PBA President Patrick Hendry on what P.O. Jonathan Diller’s memory means to his fellow NYC…