NYPD lowers college requirements for new recruits
NYPD reduces college credit requirement for new recruits, reinstates training run
The NYPD has reduced the number of college credits required to join the force, Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch announced Wednesday. Incoming recruits only need 24 college credits, a steep drop from the 60 previously required.
Raymond Santana, who at 14 was wrongfully convicted in the 1989 Central Park jogger rape, is following Yusef Salaam's ...
The nation's largest police force is facing a "hiring crisis" and will lower college credit requirements to boost recruitment ...
The city spent the funds last year to settle misconduct cases involving police officers and prosecutors, according to the ...
A provision in a New York budget proposal from Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) would allow police who claim to smell marijuana to force ...
Federal prosecutors dropped corruption charges Friday against New York City Mayor Eric Adams after a Justice ...
Raymond Santana was wrongly imprisoned. Now, he wants to join Yusef Salaam, also wrongfully accused in the rape of a Central ...
NYPD officers rescued a man who fell through the ice in Prospect Park in Brooklyn, New York (@NYPDnews/X). Jon Lindstrom ...
Wilfredo Perez and Thomas Egan, both hired in September by Sheriff Anthony Miranda, abruptly submitted their resignations ...
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