Since 1965, the Boston Police Patrolmen's Association has been dedicated and devoted to protecting and serving those who protect and serve the city of Boston.
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Public safety never sleeps. Our police stations never close and our officers are always there to answer the call. To that point, BPD Officers responded to 269 calls in a 24-hour period ending at 10AM Tuesday which included 4 aggravated assaults, 4 auto thefts and 20 miscellaneous larcenies.
More great police work.
Whether it was face-painting, free food, pictures on the field @fenwaypark or live music, BPPA Appreciation Day had a little something for everyone!!! To all who attended, it was a chance for all of us at the BPPA to say, “Thank you for all you do to keep our community safe.”
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Dear Prosecutor: Stop Telling Assaulted Cops “That’s what you signed up for” nationalpolice.org/dear-pros…
Thank you for thanking us, @BOSCityCouncil Councilor Erin Murphy!
There’s no such thing as too much thanks and praise for Boston’s 1st Responders but today’s a good day to try. National First Responders Day is observed annually on October 28 to honor the bravery, sacrifice, and service of America's police officers, firefighters, EMT’s and 911 dispatchers. So, feel free to thank a 1st responder today.
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Today is #NationalFirstRespondersDay. We honor every officer who answers the call, and we remember those who never came home.
Our friends at @WhelenEng are matching every online gift to NLEOMF, dollar for dollar, up to $10,000.
Support those who serve: nleomf.org/WhelenMatch
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Today is National First Responders Day. Firefighters, police officers, EMTs, paramedics, and dispatchers show up every day for people they have never met. Thank you to all first responders and the families beside them. 💙🇺🇸 #NationalFirstRespondersDay
Never forget our fallen heroes like BPD Officer Jeremiah Hurley who gave his life in service to our city on this day city 35-years ago on October 28, 1991. Survived by his wife, two daughters and two stepsons, Jerry was 50-years-old at the time of his passing and was a 23-year veteran of the department. His heroic service and sacrifice will never be forgotten.
For the 2nd year in a row, the BPPA Appreciation Day - a chance to thank and appreciate the hardworking men and women of law enforcement and their families - was a smashing success. Thank you to all who attended and supported the event.
With election day just around the corner, the BPPA is once again reminding its members to get out and vote for Governor Maura Healey. Said BPPA President Larry Calderone, “Since her time as AG, Maura has been a staunch, strong and vocal supporter of law enforcement.”
Never forget our fallen heroes like BPD Det. Roy Joseph Sergei who was killed in the line of duty 39 years ago on October 26, 1987. Survived by his wife and three children, Roy was 41-yrs-old at the time of his death and had served with the Boston Police Department for 17 years.
The Boston Police Department Remembers the Service and Sacrifice of Detective Roy Joseph Sergei 39 Years Ago Today police.boston.gov/2026/10/26…
More great police work. Taking a machine gun off the streets of Boston undoubtedly makes our city safer. To all of the officers involved, we say, “Thank you.” boston.com/news/crime/2026/1…
Great police work! The 3rd time was not the charm for a bank robber who attempted to rob 3 different banks in Boston in less than 30 mins Sat. afternoon. Great response by all the officers involved.
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This morning, we clapped @PPD19Dist P/O Hector Rodriguez out of Penn Presbyterian as he left to continue his recovery. Thank you to his medical team and everyone who has supported Hector, his family and our PPD family. We’ll be beside him every step of the way!
Wishing a speedy recovery and return to full health to one of our motorcycle officers who was injured in a motor vehicle accident earlier today. The officer, suffering non life threatening injuries, was transported and treated at an area hospital.
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Philly Police Commissioner blasts DA Krasner, calls comments over alleged cop killer’s past acquittal ‘unacceptable’ ebx.sh/Gn2l6b
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Replacing LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell would be a reckless and deeply destabilizing move. Jim is one of the most seasoned police professionals in America, with the experience and collaborative skills Los Angeles needs at the helm of its police department. At a time when LAPD is already facing a serious staffing shortage, and with the 2028 Olympics less than two years away, political upheaval could push even more officers out the door. nypost.com/2026/10/20/us-new…
Congratulations to BPD Recruit Class #67-26 who officially graduated from the BPD Academy earlier this week during a ceremony held at historic Faneuil Hall. To all of our new officers, we extend heartfelt wishes for the utmost safety and success as they embark upon their journey to protect and serve one of the nation’s greatest cities. Welcome aboard, 67-26.
