Brotherhood for the Fallen - NYC

Brotherhood for the Fallen - NYC We are a non-profit that sends members of the NYPD to support LODD families at police funerals nationwide. https://linktr.ee/brotherhoodnyc

Our members hand deliver a monetary donation to the grieving family, stand beside their colleagues, and render final salutes to heroes.

Just after midnight on October 10, 2026 members of the Philadelphia Police Department responded to a report of a person ...
10/13/2026

Just after midnight on October 10, 2026 members of the Philadelphia Police Department responded to a report of a person with a fi***rm on a front porch on North 52nd Street. As officers stepped on to the porch, they came under fire. Officer Shane Seiber and another officer were shot multiple times before the perp fled down an alleyway.

Despite the incredible efforts of other first responders and the staff of Penn Presbyterian, Officer Seiber's wounds proved fatal.

We are forever grateful for Officer Seiber's service to his nation in the United States Air Force, his commitment to the people of Philadelphia, and the ultimate sacrifice he made while protecting others.

Today we pause to honor Police Officer John Williamson who was murdered in the line of duty on this day in 1993. At jus...
10/08/2026

Today we pause to honor Police Officer John Williamson who was murdered in the line of duty on this day in 1993. At just 25 years old, Officer Williamson had an entire life ahead of him when he was taken from our us.

We will never forget our brother John and the incredible sacrifice he made in service to our city and his fellow officers.

From The Officer Down Memorial Page (ODMP)

Police Officer John Williamson was killed when he was struck with a 30-pound bucket of spackling compound that was thrown off of the roof of a six-story building at 501 W. 175th Street.

He had responded to the scene to assist other officers who were being attacked by several area residents. He was entering his patrol car to leave the scene when he was struck.

The suspect fled to the Dominican Republic where he was arrested. He was extradited back to New York and charged with Officer Williamson's murder. He was found guilty of a lesser charge of manslaughter and sentenced to five to 15 years in prison.

Officer Williamson had served with the New York City Housing Authority Police Department for four years. He was survived by his fiancee, parents, and siblings.

NYPD
New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA)
NYC Police Benevolent Association

Brotherhood for the Fallen members traveled to Kentucky to honor Trooper Hayden Phillips and support his family at this...
10/07/2026

Brotherhood for the Fallen members traveled to Kentucky to honor Trooper Hayden Phillips and support his family at this difficult time.

Our continued prayers are with the Phillips family and the men and women of the Kentucky State Police.

On September 28, 2026 Deputy Sheriff Hayden Phillips was shot and killed during a car stop on I-65 in Warren County. T...
10/02/2026

On September 28, 2026 Deputy Sheriff Hayden Phillips was shot and killed during a car stop on I-65 in Warren County. The perp, on probation and with an outstanding warrant, fled the scene but was apprehended several hours later by use of Flock cameras and a vehicle grappler device.

Our prayers are with the Phillips family, the Kentucky State Police, and the entire Bowling Green community. We stand by our pledge to support our brother's family and will stand with his colleagues to render a final salute.

What does October mean to you? Putting out the Halloween decorations? Rotating the flannels to the front of the closet...
10/01/2026

What does October mean to you? Putting out the Halloween decorations? Rotating the flannels to the front of the closet? Dragging a wagon full of overpriced apples or pumpkins around a field while the kids complain?

Well, at Brotherhood for the Fallen NYC it means Renewal and Recruitment Season. Visit our website today to join or renew for 2027. Oh, and new members, you're getting the rest of 2026 included with your 2027 dues.

Check the comments for link.

Today, we pause to remember Police Officer Joseph McCormack, who was shot and killed in the line of duty on this day in ...
09/30/2026

Today, we pause to remember Police Officer Joseph McCormack, who was shot and killed in the line of duty on this day in 1983. We stand by our promise to never forget the men and women of law enforcement who made the ultimate sacrifice to protect others.

From The Officer Down Memorial Page (ODMP)

Officer Joseph McCormack was shot and killed by an emotionally disturbed suspect who had barricaded himself in a house after he was not allowed to see his young son.

When police officers arrived at the scene, they discovered the suspect had a sh***un. As they attempted to talk the suspect out of the house, the suspect exited through the rear door and fired the sh***un. The shot struck Officer McCormack in an area under his armpit that was not protected by his vest. Other officers returned fire, killing the suspect.

Officer McCormack had served with the New York City Police Department for 15 years and was assigned to the Emergency Service Unit. He was survived by his wife and three children. His son joined the New York City Police Department in 1999.

NYC Police Benevolent Association
NYPD

Today we pause to remember Detective Brian Mulkeen of the Patrol Borough Bronx Anti-Crime Unit. Brian lost his life on ...
09/29/2026

Today we pause to remember Detective Brian Mulkeen of the Patrol Borough Bronx Anti-Crime Unit. Brian lost his life on this day in 2019 carrying out the dangerous work that keeps New Yorkers safe.

We will never forget his service and his sacrifice.

From The Officer Down Memorial Page (ODMP) :

Detective First Grade Brian Mulkeen was inadvertently shot and killed by another police officer as he attempted to arrest a subject armed with an illegal handgun.

He and his team were assigned to patrol in plainclothes around the Edenwald Houses in the Bronx. The officers were assigned to the area due to gang activity, including a recent shooting in the area.

The officers observed a suspicious male in the rear of one of the buildings. Three of the officers exited their patrol car to question the man but he fled on foot. Detective Mulkeen caught the male and attempted to take him into custody. A violent struggle ensued for control of a fi***rm the man was carrying. Then Detective Mulkeen shouted that the suspect was reaching for it, referring to him reaching for Officer Mulkeen's gun. As backup officers responded, they fired at the suspect who was killed.

Detective Mulkeen was inadvertently struck by friendly fire. He was taken to Jacobi Medical Center where he died from his wounds.

NYPD
NYC Police Benevolent Association
Detectives' Endowment Association

Today we celebrate Michaelmas, or the Feast of Saint Michael. Whether he’s referred to as St. Michael, St. Michael the ...
09/29/2026

Today we celebrate Michaelmas, or the Feast of Saint Michael. Whether he’s referred to as St. Michael, St. Michael the Archangel, or Prince of the Heavenly Host, this powerful angel has been entrusted by God with the great mission of helping to defeat Satan and to shield God’s children from the forces of evil on earth.

St. Michael is considered the patron saint of chivalry and is also the patron saint of police officers, paramedics, and the military. The Brotherhood for the Fallen logo used by all of our chapters highlights Saint Michael carrying not only his own shield but the shield of a police officer.

Brotherhood for the Fallen members traveled to Mississippi to honor Deputy Terrian Bailey and to support his grieving f...
09/23/2026

Brotherhood for the Fallen members traveled to Mississippi to honor Deputy Terrian Bailey and to support his grieving family. It was a privilege to stand beside the man and women of the Claiborne County Sheriff Department as they laid a hero to rest.

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