Chris Monahan, President Official Account of the NYPD CEA, proudly representing all NYPD Executives in the ranks of Captain to Deputy Chief & Police Surgeons
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NYPD Captains Endowment Association retweeted
On this day in 1988, P.O. Christopher Hoban was fatally shot during an undercover drug buy. Just three hours later, @NYPD34Pct P.O. Michael Buczek was fatally shot while pursuing a drug dealer. These two hero officers, forever linked by sacrifice, are never forgotten. #FidelisAdMortem
Today we honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice 25 years ago and those who have made the same sacrifice years after
The CEA mourns the loss of retired Chief of OCCB Anthony Izzo. He was a tremendous leader and a great mentor to the executives of today. Rest in Peace, Boss
NYPD Captains Endowment Association retweeted
On July 12, 1986, Detective Steven McDonald was shot and paralyzed while patrolling Central Park. Though he was confined to a wheelchair, Steven ensured his message of love and forgiveness was heard across the world. Today, 40 years later, the DEA continues to celebrate his tremendous legacy—and vows to #NeverForget.
Rich,
Please correct your NY Post Story. Contractually NYPD Captains are capped to approximately $10,000 a year in overtime. Thanks
@Rich_Calder @NYPDnews @NYPDPC
NYPD Captains Endowment Association retweeted
Thirty-six years ago, Detectives Keith Williams and Richard Guerzon were shot and killed by a prisoner they were returning to Riker's Island — murdered in the line of duty. The DEA will forever be here for their families, and to continue our vow to #NeverForget.
NYPD Captains Endowment Association retweeted
💙 Today we honor the memory of NYPD Sgt. Paul Tuozzolo, who made the ultimate sacrifice protecting the people of our city.
A respected leader and SBA delegate, Sgt. Tuozzolo was deeply committed to his fellow sergeants and the officers he led. His courage, integrity, and devotion to duty remain an enduring example of true leadership.
We also remember his family, who carry his legacy with strength and grace. Their resilience continues to inspire all who knew him.
We remember his life, his service, and the brotherhood that carries his legacy forward.
Fidelis Ad Mortem 💙
@NYPDnews @NYPDPBBronx @NYPD43Pct
#FidelisAdMortem #NeverForget #SBAFamily #NYPDHero
NYPD Captains Endowment Association retweeted
OUTNUMBERED: @CCRB_NYC is supposed to investigate complaints against cops "fairly and independently." But only a few board members show their independence on a consistent basis. If CCRB gets the final word on discipline, there will be ZERO fairness for police officers, driving more talented cops away from the city.
NYPD Captains Endowment Association retweeted
Today, we mourn the tragic loss of our brother Detective who died by suicide. The DEA is at his family’s side providing support.
Please remember, you’re never alone. Help is available 24/7. Call 988 or Text BLUE to 741741.
Contact the DEA office for additional confidential resources.
NYPD Captains Endowment Association retweeted
Detective Jonathan Diller was a father, husband, and one of NY’s Finest. A hero of NYC, he was just 31 years old when he was murdered in the line of duty one year ago in Queens. The DEA will #NeverForget Jonathan — and forever stand in support of his family.
Our prayers @NewarkNJPolice for our two brave Newark Police Officers and their families. The two officers shot may one rest in peace and the other have a full recovery.
NYPD Captains Endowment Association retweeted
Grateful that our @nycpddea brother is recovering, but he should never have had to confront this violent parolee in the first place. The Parole Board and the entire failing justice system is putting police officers and every single New Yorker at risk. The time for change is now.
NYPD Captains Endowment Association retweeted
Today marks six years since we lost our brother — Detective Brian Simonsen. Brian was a great investigator, union delegate, and friend to so many. The DEA celebrates Brian’s life and renews the solemn vow to #NeverForget our hero and forever be here for his loved ones.
NYPD Captains Endowment Association retweeted
Remember our Street Crime Unit brother, P.O. Robert Bilodeau, who made the ultimate sacrifice 45 years ago today when he was shot and killed while pursuing an armed suspect. Officer Bilodeau had survived a slashing to his neck while on duty just a year earlier. He is never forgotten. #FidelisAdMortem
NYPD Captains Endowment Association retweeted
Remember our @NYPDMTN brother, P.O. Frank Bugdin, who made the ultimate sacrifice 50 years ago today when he was shot and killed while responding to a call of shots fired. He is never forgotten. #FidelisAdMortem
The Captains Endowment Association supports Anthony D’Esposito to head the Drug Enforcement Adminisration. He has worn our uniform and understands that federal partners are needed to keep NYC safe. @realDonaldTrump @RepDesposito
NYPD Captains Endowment Association retweeted
39 YEARS TO LIFE for the attempted cop-killer who shot and wounded our 103 Pct. brother, Det. Brett Boller. Judge Kenneth Holder has sent a clear message that should echo in every other courtroom across this city: attacking a police officer will land you in prison for a long, long time.
NYPD Captains Endowment Association retweeted
Nineteen years ago, Detective Dillon Stewart was shot and killed by a violent criminal during a vehicle pursuit. A brave, young NYPD cop — he sacrificed his life on behalf of those he proudly served. The DEA will #NeverForget our fallen hero, and forever support his family.
NYPD Captains Endowment Association retweeted
#NeverForget our 9/11 Heroes
Detective Gerard A. Ahearn-2016
@NYPD71Pct Detective Squad
May he Rest In Peace.
