NYC Police Benevolent Association

NYC Police Benevolent Association Police Benevolent Association of the City of New York, Inc. Patrick Hendry, President

The PBA represents nearly 50,000 active and retired New York City police officers.

09/07/2026

From Queens to Manhattan, our brother P.O. Kamir Loubarria was accompanied by his fellow police officers and Academy recruits as he began his journey homeward. We will remain with him every step of the way.

PBA Statement on Passing of Police Academy Recruit
09/07/2026

PBA Statement on Passing of Police Academy Recruit

Remember our Police Academy brother, Ptl. Patrick Canavan, who made the ultimate sacrifice on this day in 1970 after he ...
09/07/2026

Remember our Police Academy brother, Ptl. Patrick Canavan, who made the ultimate sacrifice on this day in 1970 after he was stabbed and killed while taking off-duty action to stop a street fight in Brooklyn. He is never forgotten.

Checking in with 70 Pct. members tonight with First Vice President Al Acierno and Brooklyn South Trustee Anthony Caciopp...
09/07/2026

Checking in with 70 Pct. members tonight with First Vice President Al Acierno and Brooklyn South Trustee Anthony Cacioppo.

Next stop on tonight’s J’Ouvert details: the 71 Pct., with President Patrick Hendry, Second Vice President Artie Egner a...
09/07/2026

Next stop on tonight’s J’Ouvert details: the 71 Pct., with President Patrick Hendry, Second Vice President Artie Egner and Queens North board officers Ray Salamone and Julius Passero.

Making the rounds in central Brooklyn tonight to check in on the scores of cops mustering up for the J’Ouvert details. F...
09/07/2026

Making the rounds in central Brooklyn tonight to check in on the scores of cops mustering up for the J’Ouvert details. First stop: the 67 Pct., with President Patrick Hendry, First Vice President Al Acierno, Second Vice President Artie Egner, Brooklyn South board officers Anthony Cacioppo and Antonio Vivar and Queens North board officers Ray Salamone and Julius Passero.

On September 11, 2001, 40 Pct. hero P.O. John W. Perry was on his way to headquarters to file for retirement when terror...
09/05/2026

On September 11, 2001, 40 Pct. hero P.O. John W. Perry was on his way to headquarters to file for retirement when terror struck our city. Instead of filing his papers, P.O. Perry rushed to the World Trade Center to save lives, sacrificing his own in the process. For that final act of selflessness and courage, we honored P.O. Perry today by raising a street sign in his honor at the corner of 101 St. & Madison Ave. The PBA was represented by Treasurer Joe Strong and Bronx South board officers Karam Jubran and Edgar Duncan.

09/04/2026

Over the past year, Folds of Honor has stepped up for our in a big way, ensuring that the children and spouses of our NYPD heroes never have to give up on their dreams. We are proud to name them our 2026 NYC PBA Organization of the Year.

Remember our PSA 2 brother, P.O. Frank Macri, who made the ultimate sacrifice on this day in 2007 from 9/11-related illn...
09/03/2026

Remember our PSA 2 brother, P.O. Frank Macri, who made the ultimate sacrifice on this day in 2007 from 9/11-related illness. He is never forgotten.

Checking in at the Nypd Aalfa Family Picnic in Brooklyn this afternoon with PBA Citywide Trustee Myle Cleveland.
08/30/2026

Checking in at the Nypd Aalfa Family Picnic in Brooklyn this afternoon with PBA Citywide Trustee Myle Cleveland.

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