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• #WHERE DOES TI LIVE IN 2016 CODE#

In a post from 2010 on a forum used by some NYPD officers, some cops said "you can live where ever you want.

#WHERE DOES TI LIVE IN 2016 CODE#

On his blog, Bell said he thinks officers who are listed as living and working in the same zip code aren't patrolling their communities-they're listing false addresses (perhaps the address of the precinct where they work) in order to live outside of the counties where officers are allowed to reside.īell points out that he's seen multiple cars outside his local precinct that have non-New York plates despite belonging to police officers, many of which have notes on the dashboard with badge numbers or other NYPD identifiers. Less than 1 percent live in specially-approved, non-standard countiesīell found that four percent of officers live and work in the same zip code, but an NYPD spokesperson clarified that doesn't mean officers are illegally working where they live since one zip code can include multiple precincts.13 percent live in approved Upstate counties (Rockland, Westchester, Putnam, or Orange Counties).26 percent live on Long Island (Nassau or Suffolk Counties).58 percent of NYPD officers live in New York City.

NYPD officers are allowed to live in New York City, on Long Island, or in approved Upstate counties.

"It just didn't seem like something they should be holding onto so strongly," Bell told the Voice. After the second rejection, Bell filed a lawsuit and the NYPD eventually agreed to release the information. Then I appealed, and it was rejected again," Bell told the Village Voice. "I sent a FOIL request, which was promptly rejected. The map was created with data obtained by Alex Bell (remember the cyclist who sued the UPS for parking their trucks in bike lanes? Same guy), who filed a FOIL request with the NYPD for information on the zip codes where officers live. You are needed, your voice and your story are essential for someone, be it a stranger or a friend.A new interactive map shows you where NYPD officers live-and suggests that some officers aren't adhering to the NYPD's residency requirements. Your book has so many chapters to be written. You have a purpose in this life, whether you realize it at this point or not. You have proven wrong those who expected you not to make it, those who gave up on you long before you gave up on yourself. Despite the rocks life has thrown at you, you have emerged with scars and grit. Your track record of making it through trauma, heartbreak and devastation is 100 percent. I will provide you with a suicide hotline ( 1-80 or text the word “start” to 741-741.)

I will ask some of the most important words of all: H ow can I help?” I won’t shove the ideas of therapy or medication down your throat as that will not help at the moment. I will tell you suicide is simply not a solution. I will say that your problems might not be temporary, but I will be with you and help you to find a coping mechanism that works for you.