NYPD honors Italian-American contributions at 1 Police Plaza

Members of the NYPD and the community came together to commemorate National Italian-American Heritage Month.

This event highlighted the rich cultural contributions and heritage of Italian Americans, emphasizing their significant role in shaping the city’s history.

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The NYPD expressed their appreciation, stating, “On this National Italian-American Heritage Month, officers and community members gathered at 1 Police Plaza to celebrate the cultural contributions and heritage of Italian Americans. We also honor the pioneers who paved the way and salute the next generation of officers who are committed to keeping this city safe.”

The celebration served as a reminder of the enduring legacy and impact of Italian Americans, while also looking forward to the future with pride in the commitment of new officers to uphold the safety and integrity of the city.

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