President: Vincent J. Vallelong | The Official Twitter page for the NYPD Sergeants Benevolent Association, comprised of 13,000 active and retired sergeants.
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Go Sgt. Simons, go! The SBA is with you every step of the way!
@nydailynews: “For NYPD sergeant, Cancer survivor in NYC Marathon, running is her medicine.”
The Sergeants Benevolent Association is proud to support @sarithaforny in her campaign for New York State Attorney General.
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It's time for our state's top cop to support the cops on the streets. That's why the SBA is proud to back the only candidate committed to fighting crime and supporting law enforcement, @sarithaforny.
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Congratulations @sarithaforny and thank you @sbanypd Now its time to “Just Fight Crime”
The Sergeants Benevolent Association is proud to stand unequivocally with @sarithaforny for New York State Attorney General.
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I joined @foxandfriends First to talk about issues of the day.
Watch here!
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Thanks to the @sbanypd for your support!
The Sergeants Benevolent Association is proud to stand unequivocally with @sarithaforny for New York State Attorney General.
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A special day for Sergeant Detective Squad Brian Coughlan as he celebrated his retirement after 38 years with the NYPD.
Family, friends and colleagues gathered at the Bomb Squad to mark the occasion, with SBA Vice President Edmund Small joining them to congratulate Brian.
With 31 years as a Sergeant and 26 years in the Bomb Squad, Brian has much to be proud of as he begins retirement.
Congratulations, Brian! Enjoy this well-deserved next chapter.
The Sergeants Benevolent Association is proud to stand unequivocally with @sarithaforny for New York State Attorney General.
Join @77WABC TODAY for "Backing the Blue," a day-long celebration honoring the brave men and women of law enforcement!
Tune in for a special roundtable moderated by Brian Kilmeade, featuring John Catanzara, Mark Ross, Dan Coyne, and Vincent Vallelong.
Listen live at WABCRadio.com!
On October 29, 2015, Sergeant Louis R. Pioli of the 61 Precinct died from a World Trade Center-related illness.
His NYPD career spanned 33 years, with 12 of those years spent in the rank of Sergeant.
Eleven years later, we remember Sergeant Pioli and his decades of service to the Department.
#NeverForget #FidelisAdMortem
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SALUTING SERGEANT
CHRIS GENAO
INTEL SERGEANT
28TH PRECINCT
THANK YOU for your leadership and commitment to keeping our city safe.
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Congratulations to Sergeant Shane Ellers of the @NYPD100Pct on being named Cop of the Month for October.
Well-deserved recognition for one of our #FrontlineSGTs.
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77 WABC Radio proudly salutes the men and women in blue for their dedication and commitment to keeping our communities safe.
Join us Thursday, October 29th, at 12 PM for a special Back the Blue press conference, followed by lunch and a roundtable discussion featuring law enforcement leaders from across the country.
We are proud to stand with those who serve and protect.
SBA President Vincent Vallelong joined @ArthurAidala on @am970TheAnswer to discuss why NYC crime is at record lows despite a lack of support from elected officials, and how a weakened rule of law makes officers’ jobs harder and less safe.