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    Sep 11

    Pat Lynch speaking on the hallowed ground of the 13th Pct., ESU Truck 1 and the NYPD Video Production Unit this morning to honor the four heroes who turned out from these commands on 9/11/01 and never came back.

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  2. Retweeted
    17 hours ago

    Shots fired on Manhattan’s Upper East Side — 79th & Lex —in the neighborhood of many prominent New Yorkers? Thankfully, NYC Police Officers quickly responded & apprehended the shooter after a chase.

    Shots fired—when an argument turned into a potentially deadly situation our officers rushed to the scene. After firing two shots at a victim & missing both times—the suspect fled. Officers scouring the area located the shooter & following a short foot chase quickly arrested him.
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  3. Retweeted
    Sep 13

    No day on patrol is ever routine. Officer DeLeon, from the , recently responded to a call for an unconscious and unresponsive 2-year-old boy in Brooklyn. Relying on his training, he quickly administered CPR, saving the child's life.

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  4. Retweeted
    21 hours ago

    If you can, please listen to Det. Dan McNally, P.O. Mark DeMarco and P.O. Bill Beaury tell their story of survival-& the story of the heroes who didn't come home. This is very hard to watch but it is important we keep telling these stories

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    22 hours ago

    "If you had a skill, you brought it,” [Lynch] said. “Police officers are working-class people, it's just that we have that same process in us and we bring what we know to the table. And that table became pretty big with everybody's skill.”

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  6. 21 hours ago

    If you can, please listen to Det. Dan McNally, P.O. Mark DeMarco and P.O. Bill Beaury tell their story of survival-& the story of the heroes who didn't come home. This is very hard to watch but it is important we keep telling these stories

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  7. 22 hours ago

    "If you had a skill, you brought it,” [Lynch] said. “Police officers are working-class people, it's just that we have that same process in us and we bring what we know to the table. And that table became pretty big with everybody's skill.”

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  8. Retweeted
    Sep 12

    For the past two decades, has been a powerful voice fighting for 9/11 heroes & showing that is more than a slogan. Yesterday, he once again joined the PO Ken Tietjen Memorial Foundation and Pete Davidson to show appreciation for members of the .

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  9. Retweeted
    Sep 12

    Remembering 20 years ago today Shortly after the towers came down, the PBA offices & 40 Fulton Street Lobby (thanks to ) became a staging area for early rescue efforts at the WTC providing equipment, food & water, all of which were in short supply.

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  10. Sep 12

    At Ground Zero yesterday: many emotions, many people from all walks of life gathering to reflect, and many LEOs from different agencies watching over them all.

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  11. Sep 12

    For the past two decades, has been a powerful voice fighting for 9/11 heroes & showing that is more than a slogan. Yesterday, he once again joined the PO Ken Tietjen Memorial Foundation and Pete Davidson to show appreciation for members of the .

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  12. Sep 12

    . PO Will Jimeno and his partner John McLoughlin were the last cops to emerge alive from the rubble of the WTC. The hands that pulled them out were members of NYPD ESU Truck 1. Yesterday, Jimeno came to Truck 1 to express his appreciation to his brothers.

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  13. Sep 11

    The 20th anniversary is almost behind us. Some will say “It’s time to move on.” Some were saying it just weeks after the towers fell. For those we lost, for their families, for those who suffer still, 9/11 is not over. We’ll be back to tell their story tomorrow.

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    Sep 11

    A Day of Remembrance After families observed the 20th Anniversary of 9/11 with a solemn memorial, New Yorkers & other visitors who had lined the streets & sidewalks for hours were allowed into the site beginning at 3 pm to share in the remembrance & pay their respects

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  15. Sep 11

    At the 13th Pct./ESU Truck 1/Video Production Unit, where members past and present, heroes and neighborhood folks have gathered year after year to promise to . The faces have changed — some lost, others gained — but the promise is kept.

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  16. Sep 11

    Standing shoulder to shoulder this morning with our sisters and brothers of the FDNY at the joint 9/11 memorial ceremony between the and their neighbors FDNY Ladder 16.

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  17. Sep 11

    Today, ESU Truck 4 gathered to honor those we lost 20 years ago today, and all those we have lost since. ESU Truck 4 was the command of Sgt. John Coughlin and PO Steve Driscoll who perished on that fateful day. Joining them were retired members of Truck 4.

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  18. Sep 11

    This morning at Transit District 4, we came together to honor and remember those we lost 20 years ago on September 11th, especially TD4 members PO Ramon Suarez and PO Mike Ellis. We were hinored to be joined by the Suarez family.

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  19. Sep 11

    Our mission, today and into the future, is to tell the story to the next generation. Some are already following in the footsteps of heroes. But for the rest, the message is simple: for the heroes of 9/11 and their families, there was no September 12th.

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  20. Sep 11

    In honor of all our sisters and brothers of the NYPD who ran towards the Twin Towers 20 years ago today, and stayed for the next 8 months at Ground Zero and elsewhere, who continue to make the ultimate sacrifice.

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