DC’s Bravest pay honor to fallen DC Police Department Officer Wayne David as his dignified transfer procession passes. He died in the line of duty on August 28th. May he rest in peace. #DCsBravest

Another police officer lost. This time in our Nation’s Capital. Detective Wayne David of the DC Police Department was shot and killed accidentally retrieving a loaded firearm from a storm drain during an investigation on August 28, 2024. Our thoughts and prayers remain with his family.

The BPD Memorial’s blue flame forever burns bright in honor of fallen heroes like Officer Louis Metaxas who died falling from a rooftop searching for a burglary suspect in South Boston on Aug. 27, 1989. More than three decades later, we remember his service and sacrifice.

"I know the word ambush has been thrown around in the last 24 hours or so, but that's not what happened here. Officer Burkes was executed." -Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia cbsloc.al/3T8SUdS

Another cop murdered. This time in Texas. Dallas Police Dept Officer Darron Burks wasn’t just killed in the line of duty, he was executed as he sat in his cruiser. His murder is an affront to the rule of law and common decency everywhere. We condemn this repulsive act of violence.

More great police work.

The utter disregard for police officers once again on full display. Our prayers are with the Chelsea PD Officer who had part of his ear bitten off responding to a domestic disturbance. If you think it’s okay to hurt cops, you deserve to be in jail. bostonherald.com/2024/08/30/che…

The BPPA and Alma Gaúcha teamed up today to thank, acknowledge and appreciate the hardworking men and women of BPD who found themselves working #LaborDay2024. Thanks to Alma Gaúcha in Southie, over 400 police officers and EMT’s working today were treated to a free meal.

All warmed up and ready to go. Keep up the great work!

VOTE: The hardworking men and women of the BPPA are endorsing and voting for Erin Murphy for Clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court, John Powers for Suffolk County Civil Clerk, Chris Iannella for Governor’s Council and Nick Collins for State Senator.

VOTE TODAY: The hardworking men and women of the BPPA are endorsing and voting for Erin Murphy for Clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court, John Powers for Suffolk County Civil Clerk, Chris Iannella for Governor’s Council and Nick Collins for State Senator.

POLLS CLOSE AT 8PM: The hardworking men and women of the BPPA are endorsing Erin Murphy for Clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court, John Powers for Suffolk County Civil Clerk, Chris Iannella for Governor’s Council and Nick Collins for State Senator.

The Boston Police Department Remembers the Service and Sacrifice of Officer John I. Jackson Who Died in the Line of Duty 95 years Ago Today police.boston.gov/2024/09/04/the…

The Boston Police Department Remembers the Service and Sacrifice of Patrolman Alfred M. Sturdivant Who was Killed in the Line of Duty 120 years Ago Today police.boston.gov/2024/09/04/the…

James Earl Jones will forever be an icon of The Silver Screen and the NYPD. His voice can be heard at the start of every department ceremony from police academy graduations to promotion ceremonies. His staunch support for New York’s Finest is echoed in his words — “Heroes, Always

#NeverForget911

The son of a retired Boston Police Dept. officer, Mark Bavis died on 9/11. An easy kid to like, Mark made a ton of friends playing Hyde Park Youth Hockey, Catholic Memorial and BU Men's Hockey. 23-years after his passing, those who knew and loved him say they will never forget him.

The brother of a BPD detective, Gerard ‘Jerry’ Dewan was one of the 343 FDNY firefighters lost on 9/11 trying to save the lives of perfect strangers. Like so many of his brethren, Jerry died a hero. 23-years after his death, we take time to remember his service and sacrifice.

The son of a Boston Police Officer, we will never forget Mark Bavis.

Big cities around the nation are trying to be more like Boston. Why? Because Boston is one of the safest big cities in America. Murder is down across the country, but Boston has led the way. The Economist explains why. Dignified policing has played a roll. economist.com/united-states/…