Boston Police Foundation supports the brave men and women of the Boston Police Department by funding vital programs, equipment and technological capabilities
Boston, MA
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Since 2018, the hardworking men and women of the #BPD have taken close to 2,300 guns off the streets of #Boston. With every gun recovered, we most certainly make our city a #SaferBoston. To all of our officers, we say: “Keep up the great work.” #OneLessGun
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Today we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and reflect on his many accomplishments, which continue to have a lasting impact on all of us to this day #MLKDay2021
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On #LawEnforcementAppreciationDay, we ask you to join us in thanking all who are called to protect and serve. Here in Boston, we love our police officers. Because when danger strikes, our officers run towards it. And, when citizens need help, our officers always answer the call.
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BPD sends our thoughts and prayers to the Massachusetts State Police for a speedy recovery to the State Trooper who was shot and injured late Thursday night in western Massachusetts.
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While we wholeheartedly agree the holiday season is a time to rejoice and count blessings, we’d be remiss to not take a moment to remember those lost. Eight months ago, Officer Jose Fontanez died in the line-of-duty due to #COVID19. We miss him every day. God bless his family.
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Special thanks to @Bmarch63 for standing up for @tuukkarask. The fact remains that it is okay to support police reform and police officers at the same time. Especially in Boston. Home to one of the most professional, progressive police depts in the nation. weei.radio.com/blogs/scott-m…
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The Boston Police Department Announces Integration of Campaign Zero “8 Can’t Wait” and EPIC Program Recommendations to Use of Force Policies bpdnews.com/news/2020/6/11/t…
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.@bostonpolice officers outside BPD headquarters take a knee, as a large crowd of protesters chant outside the police HD. #BREAKING #Boston #BostonProtests on.wcvb.com/2Xsu2BB
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"Quite honestly, they're human beings like us," he said. "They're men in uniform just doing their job. Not all cops are bad. There are just a few bad eggs and there are just a lot of young kids that don't understand that, but they need to understand that." bit.ly/2MqP1ya
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There is no questioning the motives or the resolve of the men and women of the #BPD. Every officer working tonight is praying for peace and asking those marching in our streets to work with us in our efforts to keep everybody safe.
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The peaceful protest at Franklin Park has come to a conclusion. As participants vacate the area, we respectfully remind individuals to remain committed to peace. Our officers are there to keep people safe. The intention is not to invite, incite or provoke violence.
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If you are one of the protestors surrounding a Boston Police vehicle on Jewish War Vets Drive, please refrain from doing so. Our officers are there to protect and serve. The intention is not to invite, incite or provoke violence. For the safety of all, please vacate the street.
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#5Investigates looks into viral video claiming police damaged their own vehicle last night - and found that post didn't show what happened before - or after. wcvb.com/article/viral-socia… #wcvb
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Men and women of #BPD not surprised by the moment of humanity captured by @7News reporter Justin Bourke during last night's chaos. Our officer said, "Things are gonna get better." And, we couldn't agree with him more.
A moment of humanity out here. This young man, Elian, approached the officer to make sure he's alright. The officer comforted him back saying "things are gonna be okay." @7News
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Every law abiding citizen in Boston should be praying for the safety and well-being of our officers. To be clear, our officers are fighting to protect our city from those who came to Boston looking to disrupt a peaceful protest and hurt and harm police officers.
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Those now protesting in the streets of Boston have surrendered the moral high ground as efforts to hurt and harm police officers continue to intensify in our city. Men and women of BPD doing their best to restore order and keep the peace.
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Protestors in the area of Winter and Washington Streets are asked to refrain from throwing dangerous projectiles including glass bottles and frozen water bottles at our officers.
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If you’re protesting in Boston this evening, please know our #1 priority is to keep everybody safe. Our officers are out in full force to guard and protect everyone’s rights. And, while everyone has a right to free speech, nobody has the right to hurt or harm people or property.
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With coronavirus concerns limiting the scale and magnitude of funeral services for fallen #BPD Officer Jose Fontanez, we are kindly asking and encouraging community members to light their homes and commercial buildings in blue tonight in honor of his service and sacrifice.
