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The New York City Police Department, often abbreviated as NYPD, is the largest municipal police force in the United States of America and is primarily responsible for law enforcement and investigation within the five boroughs of New York City.

History[]

1930s New York[]

Prohibition in the United States[]

In 1920, alcohol had been made illegal in the United States of America; however, many police officers were easily bribed to look the other way when alcohol was served. In 1931, Ernest Koenig bribed William Dole and other NYPD officers, so he could serve a party for New York Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt at The Krazy Kanoe. Dole and two officers arranged a meeting with Jimmy Bottles at Cut Rate Drugs where Bottles gave the officers a crate of O'Harren's Scotch Whisky. The officers then went to the party and protected Roosevelt the next night without worrying about the alcohol, as Dole had been bribed.^[1]

Johann Fennhoff's Revenge Plot[]

Massacre at the Cinema Theater[]

The NYPD tasked Prendergast with investigating the massacre inside the cinema theater. Upon seeing all the brutal carnage, Prendergast had then contacted Strategic Scientific Reserve to request assistance. Upon the arrival of Agents Peggy Carter, Jack Thompson, and Daniel Sousa he had explained to them that none of the forty-seven customers survived, and then showed them all the bodies. Prendergast had then asked Sousa if the agents were accustomed to this, which Sousa denied. While searching, Sousa found a Midnight Oil canister and accidentally inhaled the gas. Under its influence, Sousa attacked Thompson, before being knocked out by one of the NYPD officers there.^[2]

Kidnapping of Officer Pike[]

While he patrolled the streets, Officer Pike had noticed a driver going through a stop sign and decided to stop the car. Before he had then approached the car, he left the police radio within his car on loud enough to be heard. Pike explained Dottie Underwood, who had been driving the car why he had stopped her and told her that she was lucky that she did not cause any accidents, greeting Johann Fennhoff as well. However, although Pike had decided to let them go and walked back to his vehicle, Pike heard that a car fitting the description of the one which he just stopped was stolen near the massacre at the movie theater. He then decided to return to Underwood, only to find her pointing a gun at him.^[2]

Howard Stark's Press Conference[]

The NYPD had been contacted by Strategic Scientific Reserve who had then requested to secure the press conference organized by Jack Thompson and Howard Stark. Before Stark could make a statement, he was attacked by an unknown shooter, so NYPD and SSR spread out to find them. Meanwhile, Edwin Jarvis had escorted Stark to the vehicle, which was parked around the side of the building, and asked Officer Pike to drive them back to the New York Bell Company Office. However, Pike had been enthralled by Johann Fennhoff who ordered him to kill his colleagues and bring Stark back to meet with to him.^[2]

Murder Investigations[]

Assassination of Jack Murdock[]

The NYPD were called to an alleyway in Hell's Kitchen, following the reports of a man being shot and killed. Officer Ray Peters and his partner, were called to check and cordon off the place where the body of Jack Murdock had been found dead due to a shot wound. The son of the victim, Matt Murdock had arrived at the place, and while Peters attempted to prevent him from entering, his colleague realized that Murdock was blind, and let them enter upon hearing Murdock that the man that had just been killed may be his father, as they allowed Murdock to grieve beside his father's body.^[3]

Rape and Murder of Cassandra[]

In the summer of 1995, the NYPD had been called to the case of Cassandra, who had gone missing after speaking with Mike Jones, while out with Misty Knight in Harlem. Following a two-week search, the NYPD finally located Cassandra's body, which had been brutally beaten and disfigured, after she had been horrifically raped and murdered, before her body had then been dumped into the streets.

Despite Misty claiming that Jones was responsible for her cousin's death, as she had been last seen with him, the NYPD failed to arrest Jones, which Misty claimed was due to their lack of care for people like her. This event caused Misty to eventually join the NYPD, hoping to change the organization for the better.^[4] Knight would get placed in the 29th Precinct Police Station, where she was partnered with Detective Rafael Scarfe.^[5] During this time, Knight would go on a date with a man known as the Love Bandit, who she did a background check on and had discovered was wanted for robberies in three separate states, as she proceeded to arrest him.^[4]

Massacre at Central Park[]

Samantha Reyes and the District Attorney's office organized a task force operation to take down an elusive drug lord, known as the Blacksmith who were selling heroin smuggled from the Middle East in New York City. Desperate to arrest the Blacksmith, Reyes authorized a sting operation at the Central Park after an undercover NYPD officer informed her that the Blacksmith will be holding a major drug deal with various criminal gangs, including the Kitchen Irish, the Dogs of Hell, and the Mexican Cartel. However, Reyes did not clear the park out of civilians, so when the Blacksmith did not show up, the gangs opened fire on each other, which resulted in the deaths of Maria Castle, Lisa Castle, and Frank Castle, Jr., as well as the undercover officer, while Frank Castle managed to survive the attack, so Reyes had to cover up the entire incident.^[6]

Avengers' Conflicts[]

Battle at Stark Expo[]

In 2010, during the chaos at Stark Expo, Pepper Potts contacted the NYPD and they sent several officers to evacuate civilians out of danger. While all of the Hammer Drones went to battle against Iron Man, the NYPD officers then arrested Justin Hammer for his complicity with Ivan Vanko, with Hammer warning that he would return to punish Potts for having him arrested, as he was taken into custody.

With Hammer in their custody, NYPD officers then went to evacuate remained civilians while Potts decided to stay there to ensure that everyone was safe. As they exited the building, the NYPD Officers explained to Potts that they had shut down the trains heading into New York City, ensuring more people would be kept away from the danger, with Potts suggesting that the NYPD arrange for city buses to come in to get more people out of the Expo and to safety.^[7]

Duel of Harlem[]

Organizing a raid of the Grayburn College, NYPD collaborated with Strategic Operations Command Center and sent the SWAT team to assist them in capturing Bruce Banner. While the NYPD ensured that the civilians were safe and secured the area, the military teams, led by General Thaddeus Ross stormed college where they successfully captured Banner and handed him over to the military's custody.

However, as General Ross there left with Banner, Emil Blonsky had returned to the college and forced Samuel Sterns to infuse him with Banner's blood and then exposed him to all their gamma radiation, resulting in him transforming into the Abomination. The NYPD were then attacked by the Abomination, as he rampaged throughout the streets, causing multiple NYPD cars to be destroyed, while they and the military tried to fight back and learn what happened.

Throughout the ongoing chaos, the NYPD sent had multiple units in to neutralize Abomination who caused chaos in Harlem, destroying several cars and killing officers, whose gunshots did nothing to slow him down. However, General Ross agreed to send Banner down to transform into the Hulk, who finally defeated Abomination following a prolonged battle. The NYPD and military had then surrounded Hulk, but General Ross instead allowed him to escape, while Abomination was taken away and placed in the military's custody.^[8]

Battle of New York[]

In 2012, when a portal opened above New York City that allowed the army of Chitauri to enter Earth, the NYPD quickly reacted by sending their officers in order to help,^[9] including Rafael Scarfe.^[10] The officers opened fire at Chitauri troops as they flew overhead on Chitauri Chariots, to no effect. While NYPD Officers were attempting to move civilians to safety, Loki and his army of Chitauri opened fire on them, destroying multiple cars around them in a massive explosion, as the NYPD struggled to understand what was happening.

During the battle, Officer Saunders rushed to Silva and explained that it would be an hour before the National Guard had arrived, with Silva questioning if the Army understood what was happening, although Saunders then noted that they did not understand either. However, Saunders and Silva were interrupted by Captain America, who took command of the NYPD officers, ordering them to set up a perimeter down to thirty ninth street and evacuate all buildings with civilians in them, although Silva questioned why they should take his orders.

Captain America proceeded to defeat two of the Chitauri, impressing Silva enough that he followed all his orders.^[9] Captain America then threw a Chitauri Gun to Saunders, who used it to battle against the Chitauri, noting to his fellow NYPD Officers that the guns had been effective. However, as Saunders spotted Beth in the battlefield, he had attempted to convince her to come to him, only for Saunders to be killed by the Chitauri.^[11] Eventually, the military then arrived there and assisted the NYPD with their battle against Loki's forces.

The NYPD and Fire Department of New York City had then assisted with evacuating more civilians from the heart of the battle, as Captain America had prevented the Chitauri from using their Chitauri Bomb to kill dozens of people. NYPD Officers helped Beth and the others get to safety, as Captain America rejoined the Avengers. Eventually, their battle ended once Iron Man flew a nuclear bomb up into the Chitauri Command Center, while Loki was captured and returned to Asgard.^[9] The NYPD then assisted Damage Control with the clean up.^[12]

Corruption in the NYPD[]

Framing Cockroach Hamilton[]

NYPD Officers arrived at the home of Cockroach Hamilton, as they believed he was responsible for a recent shooting and searched for the firearm. While Hamilton had complained that he was wrongfully accused, Rafael Scarfe simply mocked him, although Misty Knight quietly told Scarfe that she had so far failed to find the gun. However, once Scarfe then went to check Hamilton's room himself, leaving Knight to be mocked by Hamilton, he quietly placed the gun inside and returned, pretending to find inside the room.

Upon being presented with the weapon, Hamilton had insisted that the gun was not his, while Knight questioned where Scarfe had found it, to which he had claimed that it was stashed behind a headboard. Scarfe then requested the two NYPD Officers escort Hamilton to the 29th Precinct Police Station, while he continued to insist that the gun was not his, and that he had been set up. Once they were alone in the apartment, Knight noted that Scarfe had been right, as he noted that he knew they would find the gun, not telling Knight that he had falsified the evidence and framed Hamilton for the crime.^[13]

Murder of Daniel Fisher[]

NYPD Officers burst into the apartment and found Daniel Fisher's corpse, with Karen Page kneeling beside it while holding a bloody knife. NYPD Officers immediately arrested Page, who insisted that she had not killed Fisher, before she was taken back into the 15th Precinct Police Station. Upon hearing of Page's arrest, Brett Mahoney called to Foggy Nelson and Matt Murdock, who arrived at the station to represent Page, with Christian Blake and Carl Hoffman reluctantly granting them access to Page, as they then interviewed her about what had really happened with Fisher's demise.

With Page held within the NYPD's custody, James Wesley had then approached Clyde Farnum during his break, aware of Farnum's debts to the newly retired Don Rigoletto, with these debts now going to Wilson Fisk. As he had made a threat against Farnum's daughter, Wesley convinced Farnum to assassinate Page in her cell. However, Farnum's attempted murder of Page failed, since Page was able to defend herself and call for some help, which resulted in Nelson and Murdock meeting with Blake and Hoffman, and demanding that Page be released from their custody, as she had not been charged.

However, while Page was released from the NYPD's custody, she was once again attacked by Rance, only to be saved by a Masked Man, who had defeated Rance and then handed him and all of the evidence that Page had acquired about Union Allied Construction's corruptions over to the New York Bulletin. With the story out, Union Allied was put under heavy investigation, while DNA evidence linked Rance to Fisher's murder. Wesley and Fisk then arranged for Farnum to be released on bail, before they had him and Rance murdered, with both their deaths being made to appear as suicides.^[14]

Murder of Prohaszka[]

NYPD Officers were called to the Whitestone Lanes, where they had then been alerted to a murder currently underway. Upon arriving, the NYPD found John Healy standing by the corpse of Prohaszka, having beaten him to death with a bowling ball. Following the NYPD's instructions, Healy placed his hands on his head and got on his knees, he demanded a lawyer, as the NYPD handcuffed him and took him into their custody.

Healy was then taken to the 15th Precinct Police Station, and Nelson and Murdock were hired by Confederated Global Investments to go represent him. Healy was first interview by Foggy Nelson, before an Officer allowed Matt Murdock into their interrogation room to speak with Healy as well, accepting him as their client. During Healy's trial at the New York State Supreme Court Building, NYPD Officers stood guard around the room, ensuring that Healy did not attempt further violence. Following Nelson and Murdock's statements and defense for him, Healy had eventually been found not guilty of the murder of Prohaszka, since this had been deemed to be self-defense.^[15]

Assassination of Piotr[]

NYPD Officers were called to the scene of gunfire breaking out, and arrived in time to witness members of the Russian Mafia having their meeting with the Chinese Mob interrupted by a Masked Man. While the Masked Man was able to quickly escape by climbing up the drainpipe, the NYPD Officers surrounded and arrested Piotr, who had just been beaten down to the floor by the Masked Man. Piotr was then taken away to the 15th Precinct Police Station, where he would be interrogated by the Detectives.

While Piotr was being held inside an interrogation room inside of the 15th Precinct, Brett Mahoney had worked on the front desk, and was greeted by Matt Murdock, who explained that Nelson and Murdock were working on a case for Elena Cardenas, a friend of Mahoney's mother. Mahoney and Murdock discussed Armand Tully, as he had been trying to evict Cardenas, with Mahoney noting that Tully was not breaking laws, so the NYPD was not involved, while Murdock requested copies of complaints made against Tully, and meeting with the officers who took them, which Mahoney had agreed to.

Meanwhile, Detectives Christian Blake and Carl Hoffman had been conducting Piotr's interrogation, with them also noting that they had evidence that tied him to a dead Chinese immigrant, and a backpack filled with heroin, meaning he would likely get thirty years in prison. Although Piotr tried to intimidate Blake and Hoffman by questioning if they knew who he worked for, they dismissed Vladimir and Anatoly Ranskahov as being small time crooks, and went to leave. However, Piotr had then offered to provide them with another name, promising that this name would become a massive lead for the NYPD.

While Blake and Hoffman had initially been doubtful of what Piotr would say, he told them Wilson Fisk's name, to which Blake and Hoffman sighed, as they were both under Fisk's payroll. Blake then proceeded to remove Piotr's handcuffs, while Piotr promised to tell the NYPD everything that he knew about Fisk in exchange for a deal. Blake and Hoffman then staged Piotr's escape attempt, with Blake punching Hoffman in the face, before drawing his gun and shooting Piotr, making it appear that he attacked them, as the NYPD Officers inside the 15th Precinct had all run by Murdock to investigate.^[16]

Bombing of Hell's Kitchen[]

Following reports of numerous explosions going off all across Hell's Kitchen, the NYPD Officers arrived at the Russian Hideout, where one of the explosions had gone off. Once they arrived, they found the Masked Man standing by Vladimir Ranskahov, whom he had beaten down to the ground. Keeping his gun raised, Corbin ordered the Masked Man to put his hands in the air.^[16] As the Masked Man got on his knees and placed his hands behind his head, Corbin had then ordered another officer to handcuff him.

However, as the Masked Man was handcuffed, Corbin then ordered Ranskahov and Sergei be killed, only for the Masked Man to fight back, quickly disabling Corbin and the other two officers, although Ranskahov was shot into the leg during their fight. Once Corbin got back onto his feet, he found that the Masked Man had escaped with Ranskahov and called it in, before then shooting Sergei in the head. Detectives Christian Blake and Carl Hoffman explored the bombed hideout, and soon found Ivan trapped under the rubble, while Blake had tortured him to learn where Ranskahov was. With Ivan unable to answer, Blake killed him, ordering other survivors be shot.

Joining the search, Officer Sullivan heard screams as he approached an Abandoned Building, where he eventually found an unconscious Ranskahov on the floor. However, before Sullivan could call this in, he was assaulted by the Masked Man. He then asked Sullivan who he worked for, testing to see if he was corrupt, only for Sullivan to insist he was an NYPD officer, while the Masked Man listened to his heart rate and accepted this. The Masked Man gave Sullivan a radio, and told him to tell the NYPD that this was a false alarm, only for Sullivan to tell the dispatcher about fugitives and called for some help.

NYPD cars and helicopters surrounded the entire building, following Sullivan's update, with Pinski then attempting to take charge of the situation, only for Blake to insist that he and Hoffman were in charge. Blake told the NYPD that this was now a hostage situation, ordering them to ensure that nobody got out. Hoffman then questioned if he believed that the Masked Man was in there with Ranskahov, which Blake confirmed. However, they then spotted Ben Urich arriving on the scene, who commented that he was surprised that Blake and Hoffman were not on desk duties following the death of Piotr at the 15th Precinct Police Station, although Blake had dismissed this.

Urich began questioning Blake and Hoffman about the situation, with them both being surprised that he already knew about Sullivan being taken hostage, before they had ordered him to stay back. Eventually, WHiH World News and other television reporters arrived at the scene, with Blake and Hoffman mocking Urich and the New York Bulletin. As the situation around the building continued, one corrupt NYPD sniper took up position on the roof of a nearby building, following the orders from Wilson Fisk. Once he got the go ahead from James Wesley, the sniper had then shot Blake in the chest, causing a mass panic.

In the chaos, Pinski was also shot by the sniper, while Hoffman and Urich attempted to stop all Blake's bleeding. The shooting gave the NYPD clearance to enter the building, as a team of corrupted SWAT officers stormed inside, only to find the tied-up Sullivan, but no sight of the Masked Man or Ranskahov. One of those SWAT officers then executed Sullivan, claiming to have found him dead, before they had then continued searching for those other fugitives. The Masked Man had managed to escape, while SWAT was held back by Ranskahov, who kept them at bay until he was eventually gunned down.^[17]

Assassination of Christian Blake[]

Upon the arrival of a shipment from Tokyo to New York City, Nobu Yoshioka requested Wilson Fisk to clear the local docks in order to make sure that nothing will interfere. With Leland Owlsley's assistance, Fisk laid out reserves to keep police out of the docks what allowed Yoshioka to obtain his cargo.^[18] Following chaos in Hell's Kitchen, Detective Christian Blake was in a coma for several days, recovering from his gunshot wound, with the NYPD standing guard.

NYPD mounted a guard in Metro-General Hospital in order to keep him safe, fearing that he would be assassinated, with Brett Mahoney personally guarding Blake's door. During this time, Blake managed to wake up, but he could not speak for a while. Carl Hoffman eventually went into the hospital to go visit his partner after he checked in with Mahoney. However, Hoffman had actually been sent to assassinate Blake, under the orders of Fisk, as he injected him with poison, only for the Masked Man to break in and knocked out Hoffman by putting him into a headlock, before asking the dying Blake about all Fisk's criminal activities, noting that it was too late to save his life.

Knowing that Fisk and Hoffman had betrayed him, Blake agreed to tell the Masked Man everything that he knew about Fisk, in the hope that he would be able to stop his criminal activities, before the poison given to him by Hoffman reached his heart and killed Blake. Mahoney heard the strange noises from the room, causing him and the other officers break into Blake's room. Inside, Mahoney found the dead Blake, unconscious Hoffman and opened window, which the Masked Man used to escape. Hoffman told the police he was attacked by the Masked Man, who then proceeded to murder Blake.^[19]

Murder of Elena Cardenas[]

Police found a corpse of Elena Cardenas who was stabbed in her apartment. Neighbors stated that they spotted a man, fleeing the scene with her purse. Taking charge of the investigation, due to having a personal connection to Cardenas, Brett Mahoney informed Nelson and Murdock, noting that his mother had told him that Cardenas had no family, as Mahoney hoped that they would be able to find her next of kid, although Karen Page had explained that Cardenas did not have any other family.^[20]

Warehouse Fire[]

The NYPD and Fire Department of New York City were called to a fire breaking out at a Warehouse, where they then discovered dozens of Chinese illegal immigrants running from the flames, almost all of whom had seemingly been blinded. While the NYPD and Fire Department helped the people escaping the warehouse, Sergeant Brett Mahoney went around the back and encountered the Masked Man, who he immediately ordered to freeze and show him his hands.

However, as Mahoney recognized the Masked Man as the one who had killed Detective Christian Blake and shot at Officer Pinski, the Masked Man then kicked a board at Mahoney and got him into a headlock. The Masked Man then told Mahoney that he did not kill Blake or Pinski, explaining that Blake and Carl Hoffman had been working for Wilson Fisk, along with several other officers at the 15th Precinct Police Station. As the Masked Man insisted that he was not the bad guy, he then escaped, while the NYPD discovered that the warehouse was filled with heroin which was destroyed in the fire.^[21]

Carl Hoffman's Confessions[]

While he was working in the 15th Precinct Police Station, Sergeant Brett Mahoney was met by Nelson and Murdock, who came to ask about potential corruption within his Precinct, with Mahoney admitting that his encounter with the Masked Man had caused him to rethink the situation. Nelson and Murdock noted that Ben Urich had been ready to expose the corrupt members of the NYPD, who were being paid by Wilson Fisk, before Urich had been murdered, with Mahoney noting that the NYPD found Urich's Apartment wiped cleaned, removing any potential evidence.

During this conversation, Officer Corbin had walked by, as he got a call giving him Carl Hoffman's whereabouts, as he took several other corrupt Officers to go assassinate Hoffman. Arriving at the location, Corbin and his fellow corrupt officers immediately opened fire and the men Leland Owlsley had hired to protect Hoffman, as Corbin then aimed his gun at Hoffman's head and prepared to execute him. However, the Masked Man had then arrived at the scene and swiftly subdued Corbin and the others, before convinced Hoffman to go to Mahoney for protection, and to testify against Fisk.

With Nelson and Murdock as his lawyers, Detective Hoffman went to the 15th Precinct to make his statement against Fisk, for the NYPD and FBI, while Mahoney had stood by during his statement. Foggy Nelson and Matt Murdock then confirmed with the FBI that Hoffman would be placed in protective custody, and waved considerations for immunity in exchanged for his testimony. Hoffman stated that he and other NYPD Officers, as well as Senator Randolph Cherryh, judges and lawyers had taken the cash from Fisk, while noting that he and Christian Blake had first been approached eighteen months earlier.

As a direct result of Hoffman's testimony, the corruption within the NYPD was uncovered, resulting in the FBI raiding the 15th Precinct and placing everyone who had been named by Hoffman as working for Fisk under arrest. While Corbin was being moved into the FBI's car, he yelled abuse while Mahoney and all the other honest NYPD Officers watched with satisfaction. With the NYPD's assistance, the FBI also raided the New York Bulletin and arrested M. Caldwell, as well as arresting Turk Barrett, Parish Landman and Senator Cherryh, causing Fisk's entire criminal empire to crumble around him.^[22]

Arrest of Wilson Fisk[]

As the result from Carl Hoffman's testimony, the NYPD and FBI had enough evidence to raid Wilson Fisk's Penthouse and take him into custody, dragging him away from Vanessa Marianna. As he was taken downstairs in handcuffs, and loaded into the FBI's armored vehicle, to be taken to prison, the NYPD held back all of the reporters, who had questioned Fisk's relationship with Vladimir and Anatoly Ranskahov, and asked for a statement about all the allegations.

However, while Fisk was being driven through New York City with the NYPD escort, their armored car had suddenly been ambushed on a bridge. That team of armored mercenaries then began firing at the NYPD and FBI, who were swiftly overwhelmed and gunned down, allowing Fisk to be freed by the corrupt FBI agent who was guarding him inside of the armored van, with Fisk calmly walking past the dead NYPD Officers to his car. In order to stop Fisk's escape from the city, the NYPD then arranged for the bridges to be locked down, as multiple police vehicles searching the streets to intercept Fisk.

Upon hearing some more reports of gunfire and a fight breaking out, Sergeant Brett Mahoney arrived to find Daredevil standing over the unconscious Fisk, with Daredevil stating that he was not the bad guy, allowing Mahoney to realize that he was the Masked Man. Daredevil noted that Fisk was a fugitive of the law, who he stopped, resulting in Mahoney lowering his gun and calling into central, alerting them to Fisk's current location. Mahoney had then put his handcuffs on the unconscious Fisk and taken him back into the NYPD's custody, while allowing Daredevil to escape by climbing a fire escape.^[22]

Kilgrave's Crimes[]

Assassination of the Shlottmans[]

The NYPD was called to an Apartment Building, following reports of a double murder. Hope Shlottman was taken into custody, as she had shot and murdered her own mother and father, while they also took Jessica Jones in for questioning, due to her having found Hope for the parents.^[23] Jones' questioning was done by Detective Oscar Clemons, who first asked about how Jones was hired by the Shlottmans, and how she had managed to locate their daughter, with Clemons also noting that Jones had been carrying an overnight bag at the same time of the shooting.

Clemons questioned if Jones had known that Hope intended to kill her parents, which Jones denied, insisting that she would have stopped her, and claimed that she had believed Hope had been in her right mind before the shooting. Clemons attempted to learn how Hope had gotten the gun, which Jones could not answer, suggesting that someone gave it to her. However, Clemons then showed Jones her photographs of Luke Cage, while questioning if Cage had any connection to Hope being given the gun, which Jones denied, while accusing the NYPD of entering her apartment without a warrant.

Jones insisted that she had a full license and up to date paperwork allowing her to work as a private investigator, claiming that the NYPD had nothing that they could charge her with, other than making a living, as she got up and left the 15th Precinct Police Station, as Clemons had no further evidence that could keep her in custody. As part of their ongoing investigation, two NYPD Officers were sent to Luke's to interview Cage, showing him the photographs that Jones had taken of him being out with Gina, although Cage explained that he had no connection to the Shlottman's and the NYPD left him.^[24]

Attack on Trish Walker[]

Since Kilgrave decided that he wanted Trish Walker to die, following comments she made about him, he managed to put NYPD Officer, Will Simpson, under his control, and ordered Simpson to murder Walker. Arriving at her Apartment, Simpson claimed that he had come to answer a call about an assault that Walker had been involved in, with Walker refusing to open the door, fearing for her life. As Simpson showed his ID and explained that he could return with a warrant and press if she refused to grant him access, Walker had then reluctantly agreed to let him inside.

However, Simpson had then used this to his advantage, as he burst inside of Walker's home, as he attempted to strangle her, throwing Walker against the walls. Although Walker did her best to defend herself, Simpson then managed to pin her to the ground and began strangling her, until Jessica Jones arrived and threw Simpson aside. Jones managed to trick Simpson into believing that he successfully murdered Walker, allowing him to leave and return to Kilgrave. Before he left, Jones went to confront Simpson again, as he noted that he did not want to kill Jones, as Kilgrave said it was not her time.

Simpson returned to Kilgrave's Apartment to update him on Walker's apparent death, before Kilgrave ordered Simpson to jump off the roof to his death, believing he had finished his task. However, Jones had followed Simpson there, and managed to prevent him from jumping, by knocking his head against the wall to knock him unconscious. Having failed to capture Kilgrave, Jones then jumped off the roof with Simpson, ensuring that he survived, while also breaking Simpson free from Kilgrave's commands, as he had completed what he had been ordered to do, much to Simpson's considerable confusion.^[25]

Freeing that he had murdered an innocent woman, Simpson had returned to Walker's Apartment with Officer Cooper, as he attempted to knock down the door and confirm his fears. However, the door was answered by Jones and Walker, much to Simpson's surprise, while Cooper confirmed that she was not in danger, and commented that he had been a fan of It's Patsy when he had been young. With Simpson still unsure about what happened, Walker furiously showed him the bruises on her neck from his attempts to strangle her, before Jones had then taken Simpson outside to explain the situation.

Once outside, Jones explained to Simpson that she had used a drug to make it appear that Walker had been killed, while Simpson also acknowledged that, while he had done horrible things during his time within the United States Armed Forces and the NYPD, he had never wanted to hurt an innocent woman, Simpson promised that he could help to protect Jones and Walker from Kilgrave, although Jones had refused. However, while Simpson was later on duty, Jones called him questioning if he still wanted to take down Kilgrave, as she requested that he use his NYPD access to give her some CCTV footage.^[26]

Controlled by Kilgrave[]

While he had been taking a statement from a member of the public, Detective Oscar Clemons attempted to dismiss Jessica Jones as she had come up to his desk, only for Jones to drop the severed head of Ruben onto Clemons' desk, horrifying all the officers, as Jones claimed to have done something terrible. The NYPD had handcuffed Jones and left her in the interrogation room, until Clemons and Jeri Hogarth joined her, although Jones dismissed Hogarth as her lawyer, as Hogarth refused to help her be sent to super max prison.

Jones had furiously attempted to convince Clemons that he had an open and shut case, claiming that she had torn off Ruben's head with her bare hands, and demanding to be sent to super max, noting that Clemons had been suspicious of her during the questioning about Hope Shlottman. However, Clemons questioned why she would kill Ruben, noting that she had never killed before, although Jones confessed to killing a woman a year earlier. Clemons remained skeptical of Jones' confessions, even as she demonstrated her strength by tearing the handcuffs apart, and bending the steel chair.

They were then interrupted when Brett Mahoney told Jones to leave, claiming that the Captain had ordered her release. However, Jones discovered that Kilgrave had put every person in the 15th Precinct Police Station under his control, forcing the NYPD Officers to hold guns up to their heads, or their co-workers, with Mahoney aiming his gun at Clemons.^[27] Among these terrified cops was Detective Eddy Costa, who held his gun up to his head.^[28] The NYPD Officers stood helpless by, while Kilgrave declared his desires for Jones, smashing Clemons' phone when it began to ring and had interrupted him.

With Jones only agreeing to go with Kilgrave if he let everyone else go free, he refused, claiming that he needed her to come with him through her own desires. Kilgrave then ensured that all the footage of them being there had been deleted, before commanding that they convince themselves that this had been a joke, and allow Jones to leave. As Kilgrave departed with Ruben's head, the NYPD Officers, including Worth and L. Warren then lowered their guns and laughed hysterically.^[27] The incident would be blamed on Officer Evans, since the incident could result in the Officers losing their jobs.^[29]

Hostage Situation[]

NYPD Officers were called to a home, where Chuck had taken his own wife and children as hostages, threatening to shoot them with a shotgun. During the standoff, it was reported by WHiH World News that the state and local police departments were working together to solve the situation, while a hostage negotiator communicated with Chuck via a bullhorn for several hours, while cellphone signals were suspended. However, despite their best efforts, Chuck had refused to free his family.

Eventually, Jessica Jones and Kilgrave arrived at the scene, with Kilgrave reluctantly using his powers to convince Officer Vasquez to allow them to go past, before walking over to Chuck's house, where two more Officers attempted to stop them. As Kilgrave once again used his powers to convince the Officers to allow them to pass, he and Jones then entered Chuck's home, finding him threatening his family. The NYPD would then witness the family leaving the house unharmed, before Chuck had handed himself over, with none of the witnesses confessing their encounter with Kilgrave or Jones.^[30]

Escape of Kilgrave[]

While he was trying to buy his lunch, Oscar Clemons had been met by Jessica Jones, who asked him to witness something, only for Clemons to walk away. As Jones attempted to remind Clemons of how Kilgrave had attacked the 15th Precinct Police Station, Clemons insisted that this had been Lieutenant Evans' prank. Clemons noted that the NYPD Officers involved could lose their jobs if that incident was ever discovered, before telling Jones that she needed actual evidence if she had wanted to convict Kilgrave, noting that he was only two years from his pension.

However, once Clemons had finished his work and attempted to go home, he received a video showing Jones beating down Kilgrave inside a Decommissioned CDC Facility, along with the address. Rushing there, Clemons found Jones and Kilgrave, and attempted to arrest Jones for kidnapping and torture, before Trish Walker arrived and forced Clemons to surrender at gunpoint, much to the complete horror of Jeri Hogarth. Clemons was then handcuffed, with Jones telling him to closely watch Kilgrave, as his testimony would take him down, before Albert and Louise Thompson entered Kilgrave's cell.

Clemons watched closely as Kilgrave was confronted by his long lost parents, with Jones filming the encounter and waiting for Kilgrave to use his power on them. However, once Kilgrave refused to give his parents commands, Clemons then demanded that he be released, promising that he would overlook the assault charge and only charge her with resisting arrest. However, Clemons then witnessed Louise attempting to murder her son, resulting in Kilgrave ordering her to kill herself, as Jones activated the fail safe, only to find it not working, as Clemons watched in horror as Louise stabbed herself in the chest.

With Kilgrave managing to break free during the ensuing chaos, he ordered Clemons to follow him, resulting in Clemons then painfully ripping his hand out of the handcuffs. As Jones attempted to stop him, Kilgrave ordered Clemons to attack her, resulting with Jones knocking Clemons unconscious.^[29] Once Clemons awoke, he then overlooked the damage, as Walker suggested calling an ambulance for his hand, only for Clemons and Jones to agree that this would only lead to them all being questioned by the NYPD, while Kilgrave would be escaping, with Clemons promising to secure the scene.

Clemons then witnessed Albert awake and attempt suicide, only for Jones and Walker to restrain him. While Jones had noted that she was now immune to Kilgrave, Albert noted that he could use her DNA to create an vaccine against Kilgrave's power. As Walker took Albert away to work on the vaccine, Clemons stayed behind to secure the crime scene. While Clemons was alone, he had overheard someone arriving and attempted to defend himself, only for Will Simpson to reveal himself, noting he worked at the 15th Precinct with Clemons, who admitted to not recognising Simpson out of uniform.

Simpson explained that Walker had contacted him, as he then found Louise's corpse, to which Clemons noted that they were attempting to use their evidence to send Kilgrave to prison, only for Simpson to suggest that the only way to stop Kilgrave was by killing him. While Clemons attempted to call in backup, Simpson threatened him with a gun, before then lowering it and confessing to being paranoid about Kilgrave. As Clemons relaxed, he admitted where Walker was, before Simpson shot and killed Clemons before burning it, determined that Kilgrave should be killed not arrested.^[31]

Taking Statements[]

The NYPD had been forced to arrest Pam, following an assault by Wendy Ross-Hogarth against Jeri Hogarth, which resulted in Pam accidentally killing Ross-Hogarth. Pam was then taken back to the 15th Precinct Police Station, where she did not make a statement until Hogarth joined her as her lawyer. Following Pam's private conversation with Hogarth, a Detective came to take her to booking, as Pam denied Hogarth was her lawyer, denying knowing her.^[31]

Following the death of Hope Shlottman, the NYPD took her body away and interviewed the witnesses, as the Detective first took Robyn aside for a statement. All of the witnesses there, including Malcolm Ducasse and Donald told the NYPD the same story, that they had witnessed Shlottman stab herself in the throat, but denied having any involvement or understanding to her reasons, with Jackson noting that he was aware that Shlottman had previously murdered her mother and father. The NYPD were told by Jessica Jones that she had brought Shlottman in to there to talk.^[32]

Duel of Delaney Hall[]

Following a disturbance call, two NYPD Officers were sent to Delaney Hall to investigate, as they witnessed Jessica Jones running out of the building. As one of the officers ordered Jones to put up her hands, she insisted that they needed to run, only for the other Officer to run inside and investigate, ignoring Jones' pleas. However, the second Officer encountered Luke Cage, who threw him at the first officer with considerable force, knocking them both unconscious, while Jones and Cage fought.

Jones would then proceed to tear of the NYPD car door and used it to block Cage's furious strikes, as he attempted to kill her under the orders of Kilgrave. Finally, Cage's rampage was stopped as Jones placed a shotgun under his chin and pulled the trigger, knocking Cage unconscious.^[33] The two NYPD Officers had soon recovered from their encounter with Cage, and headed to the Metro-General Hospital, seeking treatment for all their head injuries, unaware that Jones had taken Cage into the same hospital and forcing Jones to recruit Claire Temple to assist her and Cage to escape them.^[34]

Skirmish at the Hudson Ferry Terminal[]

Knowing that Jessica Jones would attempt to stop him, Kilgrave had then managed to put twelve NYPD Officers under his control, as he arrived at the Hudson Ferry Terminal in order to make his escape. As Kilgrave saw a woman, whom he assumed to be Jones arriving, he called upon the officers to surround her at gunpoint. However, once the fire alarm began ringing and caused Kilgrave's voice to be more difficult to hear, the woman removed her hood and revealed herself to be Trish Walker, much to Kilgrave's great frustration.

However, Kilgrave then spotted Jones in the balcony, and ordered the officers to shoot at her, while he made his getaway during the chaos. As the shooting continued, three of the officers attempted to use the stairs to get behind Jones, who waited for the officers to reload, and proceeded to leap over their heads, much to Tolbert and Lombardo's amazement and chased down Kilgrave, as she was able to lock the gate behind her. The Officers were freed from Kilgrave's control once Jones was able to get close enough to him, and broke his neck, resulting in Jones then being arrested for his murder.

Jones was then taken inside the 15th Precinct Police Station, where she was represented by Jeri Hogarth, who defended her against the District Attorney Samantha Reyes, who attempted to deny Kilgrave's power, dismissing the people he had controlled as drunks, only for Hogarth to note that the NYPD would have tested them for alcohol. Hogarth had argued that they had witnesses who would verify that Kilgrave forced Jones to break his neck, due to his guilt, noting that Kilgrave also forced Hope Shlottman to kill her mother and father, resulting in Jones being released from the NYPD's custody.^[34]

Harlem Conflict[]

Ambush at the Harlem Junkyard[]

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Raid of the Crispus Attucks Complex[]

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Chase of Rafael Scarfe[]

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Arrest of Cottonmouth[]

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Incrimination of Luke Cage[]

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Assassination of Jackie Albini[]

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Attack on Harlem's Paradise[]

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Duel at Malcolm X Boulevard[]

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Frank Castle's War[]

Massacre at the Burren Club[]

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Ambush on Punisher[]

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Arresting Punisher[]

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Assassination of Samantha Reyes[]

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Destruction of Blacksmith's Ship[]

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Attack on the Hand[]

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Arrest of Ward Meachum[]

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Kidnapping of Charles Hinton[]

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Excavation of Midland Circle[]

New York City Earthquake[]

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Questioning Jessica Jones[]

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Protecting the Targets[]

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Arresting the Defenders[]

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Destruction of Midland Circle[]

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Weapons Trafficking[]

Robbery of the Queens Bank[]

In 2016, NYPD officers were at the scene of the destroyed Delmar's Deli-Grocery and Queens Community Bank alongside Damage Control. The officers blocked off portions of the street and directed traffic flow until the situation was cleared up.^[12]

Arrest of the Shocker[]

Later, NYPD officers arrived at Midtown School of Science and Technology and went to the school bus yard where they arrested Herman Schultz who had been webbed up by Spider-Man against the side of a bus.^[12]

Arrest of the Vulture[]

Following the crash of the Stark Cargo Plane on Coney Island, Happy Hogan called the NYPD and officers accompanied him there where they found a captured Adrian Toomes with a note from Spider-Man on him. NYPD officers then took him into custody.^[12]

Punisher's Return[]

Massacre at Linello's[]

Upon shooting at Linello's, NYPD arrived at Little Italy to investigate. Inside the basement of the restaurant, they found multiple members of the Gnucci Crime Family, killed by an unknown shooter who managed to escape before NYPD could arrest him.^[35]

Murder of Carson Wolf[]

NYPD was informed about murder of the Homeland Security Special Agent in Charge Carson Wolf. Alongside with the FBI, police attempted to handle the case and investigate the murder, however, Homeland did not allow them and decided to investigate the murder of their own SAC.^[36]

Homeland Security Tactical Operation[]

Homeland Security planned a tactical operation to apprehend members of the Greek Mob who transported their arsenal from New Jersey. They contacted with NYPD, ATF and U.S. Customs and Border Protection and informed them to stay away from the Red Hook Pier in order to not interfere.^[37]

Lewis Wilson's Protests[]

Officer Fahey spotted Lewis Wilson and O'Connor who were protesting in front of Bronx County Courthouse where was a trial on a teacher who carried the gun into the classroom. When he asked did they have permission for a protest, Wilson stated that they are not protesting and handing out literature which is free and allowed by law. However, the officer did not believe him and ordered them to walk away. Wilson refused, noting that he did not do anything illegal, and the officer arrested him.^[38]

Bombings of New York City[]

Due to series of terrorist attacks across the New York City, one of the bombs was planted at the 10th Precinct Police Station and an explosion killed multiple police officers. Together with the FBI, NYPD investigated an explosion in order to apprehend the bomber.

Later, an anonymous tip led police to Queens and they arrived at the O'Connor Residence. However, an officer spotted a man who left the house and attempted to escape. Police pursued a man before he knocked officers down and took a patrol car. However, dashboard camera on a car caught an image of a fugitive and he was identified as Frank Castle who was presumed dead.^[39]

Attack on Stan Ori[]

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Duel at the Central Park Carousel[]

NYPD arrived at the Central Park where they found the Punisher, wounded Dinah Madani two saved hostages and heavily injured Billy Russo who was a Homeland Security fugitive. Russo and Castle were apprehended by the police while Madani was taken to the hospital.

Homeland Security and CIA changed the narrative of the recent events and the police made Castle free. NYPD also tasked several officers to guard Russo's room while he was in a coma.^[40]

Powered Killer[]

Robert Coleman Case[]

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Assassination of Nick Spanos[]

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Arrest of Alisa Jones[]

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Protecting Trish Walker[]

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Chase of Alisa Jones[]

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War for Harlem[]

Return of Misty Knight[]

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Arrest of Arturo Rey III[]

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Triple Homicide[]

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Assassination of Tom Ridenhour[]

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Rescue of Mariah Dillard[]

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Massacre at Gwen's[]

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Shades' Confessions[]

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Infiltration into Harlem's Paradise[]

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Massacre of the Stokes[]

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Triad War[]

Undercover Work[]

For several years, NYPD was organizing an operation to take down New York City Triads. After several failed attempts, Donnie Chang managed to infiltrate the Golden Tigers and began rising through the ranks, eventually becoming close to their leader, Ho.^[41]

During the increasing Triad War, Chang informed the police about negotiation between Ho and leader of the Yangsi Gonshi, Sherry Yang. NYPD set up an operation and stationed several officers outside the Golden Tigers' Hideout who recorded negotiation on camera in order to arrest them. However, an operation was interrupted by the intervention of the third side, as Chang was beaten by Iron Fist.^[42]

He was taken to the Brooklyn Methodist Hospital with six broken bones where he was visited by Misty Knight. He informed Knight about the failed operation and a man who showed up on the scene. She then guessed about Danny Rand's intervention and went to Chinatown to speak with him.^[41]

Attack on Golden Tigers[]

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Request for a Task Force[]

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Attack on Bayard Community Center[]

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Arrest of Davos[]

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Kingpin's Federal Corruption[]

Attack on Rostam Kazemi[]

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Supporting Foggy Nelson[]

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Search for Daredevil[]

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Battle at the Presidential Hotel[]

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Jigsaw's Crime Spree[]

Escape from Sacred Saints Hospital[]

During Billy Russo's recovery in Sacred Saints Hospital, he was kept under the armed guard by NYPD Officers, who would remain outside of his hospital room during Russo's treatments with Krista Dumont. During one of Russo's sessions with Dumont, Miller and one other Officer overheard Russo losing control of his temper, and rushed in to assist Dumont, who asked them to stand back. However, Russo had then proceeded to assault Miller and the other Officer, brutally knocking them both unconscious, before he made his escape from the hospital, resulting in a manhunt, being led by the NYPD.

Following Russo's escape, the NYPD began their investigation and search for him, as Brett Mahoney arrived at the hospital to interview Dumont about what she had witnessed, only to find Dumont already speaking with Dinah Madani. Mahoney complained that Homeland Security in not have jurisdiction over Russo, as they had handed to investigation over to the NYPD, commenting on how they had also given them the paperwork following the Russo's arrest at Central Park.^[43] Mahoney would later go to Madani again, questioning if she took Russo's journal from the hospital, which Madani denied.

As the NYPD continued their search for Russo, Mahoney would go to the Residence of Arthur Walsh, believing this is where Russo would go. However, upon arriving, Mahoney found that Madani had already arrived and had found Walsh dead, before Madani spun around and then shot Mahoney in his Bulletproof Vest, as he took her off guard. Recovering from those shots, Mahoney warned that he could take Madani's badge for this, or arrest her. However, Madani insisted that Homeland Security carried more weight than the NYPD, and walked away from Mahoney without giving information about Russo.^[44]

Robbery of the ReadyQuick Check Cashing[]

The NYPD were called to an assault charge, and had soon tracked down Jimbo via his plates, after Jimbo had fallen asleep on his way to Texas, although Curtis Hoyle bailed him out. At the same time, Brett Mahoney visited Krista Dumont's Apartment to collect her files on Billy Russo in order to assist in their investigation.^[45] However, a few days later, police came to the scene of a gunfight breaking out in the streets, between Jigsaw's crew and the Punisher, as Jigsaw had immediately begun shooting at the police cars.

Although Jigsaw was able to escape, as Bobby and Todd arrived and took him away in their car, Mahoney saw the Punisher attempting to escape and then gave chase. Although Mahoney was able to corner the Punisher, as he attempted to take him into custody, Hoyle then appeared and forced Mahoney to put down his weapon at gunpoint. As the Punisher prepared to leave with Hoyle, Mahoney warned that New York City did not need his chaos again, and vowed to continue following him if he attempted to run, forcing the Punisher to knock Mahoney unconscious with a blow to the head, before escaping.

Following the shoot out with Jigsaw's crew, Mahoney took a team to Jigsaw's hideout, where they found the bodies of Bobby and Anton Reed, who they discovered was the hostage who had been taken from ReadyQuick Check Cashing. Mahoney ordered forensics come to the location to find fingerprints, and for his officers to learn how long Reed had been working at ReadyQuick. Mahoney would then return to Dinah Madani's Apartment, to question if she had been aware that the Punisher was in New York City, although he had no evidence to actually charge her for obstruction.^[46]

Ambush at the Valhalla[]

Having been alerted towards a gunfight ensuing at Valhalla, a team of SWAT Officers arrived, and discovered numerous corpses around the facility. Once they got upstairs, they discovered the Punisher standing alone, surrounded by the corpses of several women, who had had seemingly gunned down in the crossfire, as those SWAT agents ordered Punisher to surrender.^[47] Punisher would then be taken to Sacred Saints Hospital to recover, while Brett Mahoney ensured that he was still kept in handcuffs.

The NYPD took charge of the crime scene, as they found the masks of the crew, as well as evidence thatd rubber bullets had been used against the Punisher. Mahoney personally welcomed Dinah Madani to the crime scene, as Madani noted that Billy Russo had also worn similar masks, deducing that Russo had been attempting to punish the Punisher for disfiguring him. With Mahoney believing that the Punisher had shot the women to kill Russo, Madani asked to speak to Castle, promising that Homeland Security would hand Russo over to the NYPD if they were able to track down and capture him.^[48]

Frank Castle's Escape[]

Having captured Frank Castle, the NYPD stood guard outside of his room, as he recovered from his injuries at Sacred Saints Hospital. As Officer Smith stayed by the door, he was forced to allow Karen Page to enter, as she explained that she came from Nelson, Murdock & Page. telling Officer Lawrence to let her go through. Smith then encountered a young nurse, who requested to go past, which Smith allowed, before Dinah Madani also came to speak to Castle.

Once the young nurse left Castle's room, Lawrence asked how he was doing, to which she claimed that he was a sick man. Eventually, Officer O'Rourke had arrived to take over Lawrence's shift guarding Castle's door; however, in reality, O'Rourke had been sent in to the hospital by the Kitchen Irish, in order to assassinate Castle, who had previously murdered his cousin. Despite Castle seemingly welcoming his death, he was saved by the return of Amy Bendix, Madani and Page, who subdued O'Rourke. Castle would then be freed from his handcuffs, and donned O'Rourke's uniform to escape unnoticed.

In order for Castle to escape without being spotted by the NYPD, Page pulled the fire alarm, causing Brett Mahoney to question what was happen, with Smith reassuring him that Castle was handcuffed to his bed, unaware that the unconscious O'Rourke had been put in his place. Eventually, Mahoney found O'Rourke in Castle's bed and attempted to lock down the hospital, as he passed Page on his way outside, noting that Page was missing her shoes. Mahoney managed to make it outside, and found Madani helping Castle out, with Castle wearing O'Rourke's uniform, as Mahoney told him to drop his gun.

Mahoney had then handcuffed Castle to the inside of an ambulance, and attempted to drive to the 15th Precinct Police Station.^[48] As they drove towards the Precinct, Mahoney called the NYPD to explain the situation, before he and Castle commented on the situation, with Mahoney complaining that this was not the sort of police officer he wanted to be, while ignoring calls from Madani, who wanted him to stop. However, the drive was interrupted as John Pilgrim arrived and began shooting at the ambulance, in an attempt to assassinate Castle, causing Mahoney to drive off the end of a bridge.

While Madani caused Pilgrim to flea, Mahoney was rescued from the crashed ambulance by Castle, who pulled him to safety moments before it exploded. Although the wounded Mahoney threatened to shoot him if he attempted to escape, Castle walked away, and Mahoney was unable to shoot the man who had just saved his life. NYPD then arrived at the scene and secured the area, as Mahoney was given medical treatment for his injuries. As NYPD took charge, Mahoney spoke to Madani, as Madani noted that Castle would have never left Mahoney to burn inside of the crashed ambulance.^[49]

Execution of Billy Russo[]

Having heard of gunshots at Krista Dumont's Apartment, the NYPD arrived to find Dumont lying paralysed on the street, having been thrown out of her window, and Dinah Madani lying unconscious in a pool of Billy Russo's blood. Arriving at the scene, Brett Mahoney witnessed Madani awake in horror, as he reassured her that she was safe,noting that it seemed that Madani may have mortally wounded Russo, having shot him multiple times in the stomach.

Eventually, Russo's corpse was discovered in St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, as Mahoney arrived with Madani and Curtis Hoyle to examine the body. Seeing that Russo had been shot a further two times, compared to Madani's claims, Mahoney questioned if Madani had finished him off, although Madani refused to confirm this either way. With Mahoney complaining about the morally grey area he had found himself in, he questioned what had happened to Frank Castle, and if he killed Russo, only for Madani and Hoyle to deny knowing Castle, much to Mahoney's frustration.^[50]

Hunting a Killer[]

Ambush at Alias Investigations Office[]

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Finding a Killer's Victims[]

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Investigating Gregory Sallinger[]

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Gregory Sallinger's Games[]

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Murder of Dorothy Walker[]

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Evidence Lost[]

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Assassination of Gregory Sallinger[]

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Infinity War[]

Attack on Greenwich Village[]

In May 2018, an alien spaceship descended upon New York City, creating panic in the streets and several car accidents. Tony Stark instructed F.R.I.D.A.Y. to give the NYPD instructions on what to do, as this was an extraterrestrial threat.^[51]

Snap[]

Later that day, half of the NYPD disintegrated into dust, but five years later, were restored to life.^[51][52]

Robbery at MM Motorcycle Showroom[]

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Flag Smashers' Political Ultimatum[]

Attack on the GRC[]

In April 2024, a NYPD car drove past Izzy when Bucky Barnes had gone out to have a date with Leah.^[53] Later, the Flag Smashers, a radical extremist group, orchestrated a lockdown of the Global Repatriation Council meeting inside the GRC New York Headquarters and forced GRC members into the armored trucks and a helicopter. The NYPD arrived at the scene and closed the surrounding streets, telling New York residents to stay away from the area.

When Bucky Barnes arrived to investigate the situation, a NYPD officer recognized and greeted him as Sergeant Barnes, revealing how the world at large now respected Barnes as a hero. Two officers flew a NYPD helicopter to try and stop the helicopter that had taken GRC hostages inside of it, but it then got hit by the other helicopter. Sam Wilson, as the new Captain America, flew in and grabbed one officer, while using Redwing to save the other.

Outside the building, Karli Morgenthau kicked out two NYPD officers and stole their NYPD Armored Humvees in order to escape with the GRC hostages. However, Barnes and John Walker then managed to trick the three remaining Flag Smashers, they were arrested by the NYPD, who surrounded them and took them into custody, intending to take them to the Raft for their crimes.

NYPD officers, alongside the Fire Department of New York City, were present when Captain America returned to the street carrying Morgenthau's body. As her body was taken away, some officers listened as Captain America went over to speak with the GRC officials. They listened as he gave his speech as Captain America had then asked the GRC to stand down on the Patch Act.^[54]

Mafia Cold War[]

Attack on the Manfredi Crime Family[]

In June 2024, three NYPD officers arrived at an Upper Manhattan mob-owned upper-class restaurant and met with Spider-Man, who had arrested the Manfredi Crime Family using his webs. Spider-Man then told them the identities of the sellers, buyers, and informants of the deal. He then jokingly told them that he had done their job, before leaving them to take the criminals into custody.^[55]

Spider-Man's Identity Exposed[]

Working with Damage Control[]

After Peter Parker's identity as Spider-Man was exposed, the NYPD offered their precinct to the Department of Damage Control so they could follow through with their investigations.^[56]

Crowd Control[]

That fall, when Parker returned to Midtown School of Science and Technology, officers were present at the entrance to escort him inside safely and others were maintaining crowd control of the protestors.^[56]

Multiversal Attack[]

In November 2024, NYPD officers rushed onto the scene when Gargantos, an inter-dimensional one-eyed tentacled being from within the Multiverse, appeared in New York City. The being wreaked havoc in the streets, toppling vehicles and causing panic. Once the being was killed by Doctor Strange and Wong, officers began tending to people and helping with the cleanup process.^[57]

Investigating the Tracksuit Mafia[]

Questioning Kate Bishop[]

In December 2024, the NYPD began investigating the attack on the black-market auction by the Tracksuit Mafia and the murder of Armand Duquesne III. Detective Caudle called Kate Bishop and asked her questions regarding the fire at her apartment and asked if she could come down to the station for questioning, but she told him she couldn't, as she was at work, so Caudle rescheduled her meeting.^[58] However, the two kept in touch again until Bishop reported her mother, Eleanor, for being Duquense's killer four days later.^[59][60]

Arrest of Jack Duquesne[]

Later, the NYPD was informed by Eleanor Bishop that Jack Duquesne was running the Sloan Limited, which was a front company used by the Tracksuit Mafia.^[61] Caudle and Rivera arrived at the Bishop Residence and arrested Duquesne; however, he turned out to be innocent and got bailed out soon after.^[59]

Battle at Rockefeller Center[]

Following the conflict at the Rockefeller Center, Caudle and Rivera arrived and arrested Eleanor for murdering Armand Duquesne III and working for Kingpin, however, Kingpin himself managed to get away. Other NYPD officers arrested the surviving Tracksuit Mafia members and questioned Missy, Grills, and Orville.^[59]

Members[]

Name	Position	Badge number	Status
Chris DiMolina	Commissioner		Active
Priscilla Ridley	Deputy Chief		Active
West	Inspector		Active
Betty Audrey	Captain		Discharged
Strieber	Captain		Active
Tom Ridenhour	Captain		Deceased
William Pike	Captain		Active
Irving Forbush	Captain		Active
Perez	Lieutenant		In Custody
Mario Green	Lieutenant		Active
Evans	Lieutenant		Active
Brett Mahoney	Detective Sergeant	0843	Active
Thompson	Detective Sergeant		Active
Will Simpson	Sergeant	9292	Deceased
Silva	Sergeant	332	Active
Thomas	Desk Sergeant		Active
MacLean	Sergeant		Active
Prendergast	Detective		Unknown
Christian Blake	Detective		Deceased
Donnie Chang	Detective		Active
Tomas Ciancio	Detective		Active
Oscar Clemons	Detective	1608	Deceased
Dorsey	Detective		Suspended
Carl Hoffman	Detective		Inactive
Misty Knight	Detective	0935	Active
Nick Manolis	Detective		Active
Rafael Scarfe	Detective		Deceased
Jake Smith	Detective		Active
Eddy Costa	Detective		Active
Ruth Sunday	Detective		Deceased
Brigid O'Reilly	Detective		Transferred
Mark Bailey	Detective		Active
Nandi Tyler	Detective		In Custody
Imada	Detective		Active
Defford	Detective		Active
Caudle	Detective		Active
Rivera	Detective		Active
Jackie Albini	Officer		Deceased
Carl Nussbaumer	Officer		Deceased
Wendy Conrad	Officer		Active
Cooper	Officer	6380	Active
Corbin	Officer	0787	In Custody
Worth	Officer	17057	Active
Tolbert	Officer	0495	Active
Lombardo	Officer	0207	Active
Ray Peters	Officer	8417	Active
Pike	Officer		Deceased
Pinski	Officer		Deceased
Dawn	Officer		Active
Meg	Officer		Active
Saunders	Officer	7492	Deceased
Schmidt	Officer	17480	Active
Sullivan	Officer	0627	Deceased
Vasquez	Officer		Active
L. Warren	Officer	3267	Active
Herrera	Officer	1856	Active
Masterson	Officer	1024	Active
Masterson	Officer	8656	Active
Ermon	Officer	94736	Active
Randone	Officer		Active
Herrera	Officer	31461	Active
Reed	Officer		Active
Powell	Officer		Active
John Polsky	Officer	2379	Active
Mikey	Officer		Active
Bowie	Officer		Active
Callahan	Officer		Transferred
Preston	Officer	7509	Active
Minelli	Officer		Active
Miller	Officer	0876	Active
O'Rourke	Officer	5206	Active
Smith	Officer	90212	Active
Lawrence	Officer	90262	Active
Sanchez	Officer		Active
Bristow	Officer		Active
Clark	Officer		Active
Pickett	Officer		Active
Gorman	Officer	7510	Active
Stockwell	Officer		Deceased
Hayes	Officer		Deceased
Clyde Farnum	Guard		Deceased
Irene Bickell	Medical Examiner		Active
Gabe Krasner	Consultant		Retired
Cooper		53015	Active
Miller		03472	Active

Facilities[]

• One Police Plaza
• 4th Precinct Police Station
• 10th Precinct Police Station
• 15th Precinct Police Station (Hell's Kitchen)
• 29th Precinct Police Station (Harlem)

Appearances[]

Appearances for the New York City Police Department

In chronological order: Agent Carter | Episode 1.03: Time and Tide (mentioned) Agent Carter | Episode 1.08: Valediction Daredevil | Episode 2.02: Dogs to a Gunfight (flashbacks) Jessica Jones | Episode 2.07: AKA I Want Your Cray Cray (mentioned) Iron Man 2 Iron Man 2 Adaptation, Issue 2 The Avengers Prelude: Fury's Big Week, Chapter 3 (concurrent events) The Incredible Hulk Thor: Ragnarok Prelude, Issue 2 The Avengers Prelude: Fury's Big Week, Chapter 6 (concurrent events) The Avengers Luke Cage | Episode 2.05: All Souled Out (flashbacks) Daredevil | Episode 1.01: Into the Ring Daredevil | Episode 1.03: Rabbit in a Snowstorm Daredevil | Episode 1.04: In the Blood Daredevil | Episode 1.05: World on Fire Daredevil | Episode 1.06: Condemned Daredevil | Episode 1.07: Stick (mentioned) Daredevil | Episode 1.08: Shadows in the Glass Daredevil | Episode 1.09: Speak of the Devil Daredevil | Episode 1.12: The Ones We Leave Behind Daredevil | Episode 1.13: Daredevil Jessica Jones Jessica Jones | Episode 1.01: AKA Ladies Night (mentioned) Jessica Jones | Episode 1.02: AKA Crush Syndrome Jessica Jones | Episode 1.03: AKA It's Called Whiskey Jessica Jones | Episode 1.04: AKA 99 Friends Jessica Jones | Episode 1.05: AKA The Sandwich Saved Me Jessica Jones | Episode 1.06: AKA You're a Winner! Jessica Jones | Episode 1.07: AKA Top Shelf Perverts Jessica Jones | Episode 1.08: AKA WWJD? Jessica Jones | Episode 1.09: AKA Sin Bin Jessica Jones | Episode 1.10: AKA 1,000 Cuts Jessica Jones | Episode 1.11: AKA I've Got the Blues Jessica Jones | Episode 1.13: AKA Smile Daredevil | Episode 2.01: Bang Daredevil | Episode 2.02: Dogs to a Gunfight Daredevil | Episode 2.03: New York's Finest Daredevil | Episode 2.04: Penny and Dime Daredevil | Episode 2.05: Kinbaku Daredevil | Episode 2.06: Regrets Only Daredevil | Episode 2.07: Semper Fidelis (mentioned) Daredevil | Episode 2.08: Guilty as Sin (mentioned) Daredevil | Episode 2.09: Seven Minutes in Heaven (mentioned) Daredevil | Episode 2.10: The Man in the Box Daredevil | Episode 2.11: .380 Daredevil | Episode 2.12: The Dark at the End of the Tunnel Daredevil | Episode 2.13: A Cold Day in Hell's Kitchen Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. | Episode 3.15: Spacetime Luke Cage | Episode 1.01: Moment of Truth Luke Cage | Episode 1.02: Code of the Streets Luke Cage | Episode 1.03: Who's Gonna Take the Weight? Luke Cage | Episode 1.04: Step in the Arena Luke Cage | Episode 1.05: Just to Get a Rep Luke Cage | Episode 1.06: Suckas Need Bodyguards Luke Cage | Episode 1.07: Manifest Luke Cage | Episode 1.08: Blowin' Up the Spot Luke Cage | Episode 1.09: DWYCK Luke Cage | Episode 1.10: Take It Personal Luke Cage | Episode 1.11: Now You're Mine Luke Cage | Episode 1.12: Soliloquy of Chaos Luke Cage | Episode 1.13: You Know My Steez Iron Fist | Episode 1.01: Snow Gives Way (mentioned) Iron Fist | Episode 1.03: Rolling Thunder Cannon Punch (mentioned) Iron Fist | Episode 1.04: Eight Diagram Dragon Palm (mentioned) Iron Fist | Episode 1.05: Under Leaf Pluck Lotus (mentioned) Iron Fist | Episode 1.06: Immortal Emerges from Cave (mentioned) Iron Fist | Episode 1.07: Felling Tree with Roots (mentioned) Iron Fist | Episode 1.09: The Mistress of All Agonies Iron Fist | Episode 1.10: Black Tiger Steals Heart (mentioned) Iron Fist | Episode 1.12: Bar the Big Boss Iron Fist | Episode 1.13: Dragon Plays with Fire WHiH Newsfront | Episode 2.02: WHIH Newsfront: The Cost of Saving the World (footage) WHiH Newsfront | Episode 2.04: WHIH Newsfront Exclusive: President Ellis Discusses the Avengers (footage) The Defenders | Episode 1.01: The H Word The Defenders | Episode 1.02: Mean Right Hook The Defenders | Episode 1.03: Worst Behavior The Defenders | Episode 1.04: Royal Dragon (mentioned) The Defenders | Episode 1.05: Take Shelter The Defenders | Episode 1.07: Fish in the Jailhouse The Defenders | Episode 1.08: The Defenders Spider-Man: Homecoming: Morning Rush, Issue 1 Spider-Man: Homecoming: Morning Rush, Issue 2 Spider-Man: Homecoming Spider-Man: Far From Home Prelude, Issue 1 Spider-Man: Far From Home Prelude, Issue 2 The Punisher | Episode 1.01: 3 AM The Punisher | Episode 1.03: Kandahar (mentioned) The Punisher | Episode 1.04: Resupply (mentioned) The Punisher | Episode 1.05: Gunner (mentioned) The Punisher | Episode 1.06: The Judas Goat The Punisher | Episode 1.09: Front Towards Enemy The Punisher | Episode 1.10: Virtue of the Vicious The Punisher | Episode 1.11: Danger Close (depiction) The Punisher | Episode 1.13: Memento Mori Jessica Jones | Episode 2.01: AKA Start at the Beginning Jessica Jones | Episode 2.02: AKA Freak Accident Jessica Jones | Episode 2.03: AKA Sole Survivor (mentioned) Jessica Jones | Episode 2.04: AKA God Help the Hobo Jessica Jones | Episode 2.05: AKA The Octopus Jessica Jones | Episode 2.06: AKA Facetime (mentioned) Jessica Jones | Episode 2.08: AKA Ain't We Got Fun Jessica Jones | Episode 2.09: AKA Shark in the Bathtub, Monster in the Bed Jessica Jones | Episode 2.10: AKA Pork Chop (mentioned) Jessica Jones | Episode 2.11: AKA Three Lives and Counting (mentioned) Jessica Jones | Episode 2.12: AKA Pray for My Patsy Jessica Jones | Episode 2.13: AKA Playland Luke Cage | Episode 2.01: Soul Brother #1 Luke Cage | Episode 2.02: Straighten It Out Luke Cage | Episode 2.03: Wig Out Luke Cage | Episode 2.04: I Get Physical Luke Cage | Episode 2.05: All Souled Out Luke Cage | Episode 2.06: The Basement Luke Cage | Episode 2.07: On and On Luke Cage | Episode 2.08: If It Ain't Rough, It Ain't Right Luke Cage | Episode 2.09: For Pete's Sake Luke Cage | Episode 2.10: The Main Ingredient Luke Cage | Episode 2.11: The Creator Luke Cage | Episode 2.12: Can't Front on Me Luke Cage | Episode 2.13: They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y.) Cloak & Dagger | Episode 1.03: Stained Glass (mentioned) Rand Cares Iron Fist | Episode 2.01: The Fury of Iron Fist (mentioned) Iron Fist | Episode 2.03: This Deadly Secret Iron Fist | Episode 2.04: Target: Iron Fist Iron Fist | Episode 2.05: Heart of the Dragon Iron Fist | Episode 2.06: The Dragon Dies at Dawn Iron Fist | Episode 2.07: Morning of the Mindstorm Iron Fist | Episode 2.08: Citadel on the Edge of Vengeance (mentioned) Iron Fist | Episode 2.09: War Without End Iron Fist | Episode 2.10: A Duel of Iron Daredevil | Episode 3.01: Resurrection Daredevil | Episode 3.02: Please Daredevil | Episode 3.03: No Good Deed Daredevil | Episode 3.04: Blindsided Daredevil | Episode 3.06: The Devil You Know (mentioned) Daredevil | Episode 3.08: Upstairs/Downstairs Daredevil | Episode 3.09: Revelations (mentioned) Daredevil | Episode 3.10: Karen (mentioned) Daredevil | Episode 3.11: Reunion Daredevil | Episode 3.12: One Last Shot Daredevil | Episode 3.13: A New Napkin Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. | Episode 5.11: All the Comforts of Home (mentioned) Jessica Jones | Episode 3.01: AKA The Perfect Burger The Punisher | Episode 2.02: Fight or Flight (mentioned) Jessica Jones | Episode 3.02: AKA You're Welcome The Punisher | Episode 2.03: Trouble the Water Jessica Jones | Episode 3.03: AKA I Have No Spleen The Punisher | Episode 2.04: Scar Tissue The Punisher | Episode 2.05: One-Eyed Jacks (mentioned) Jessica Jones | Episode 3.04: AKA Customer Service is Standing By (mentioned) The Punisher | Episode 2.06: Nakazat Jessica Jones | Episode 3.05: AKA I Wish Jessica Jones | Episode 3.06: AKA Sorry Face Jessica Jones | Episode 3.07: AKA The Double Half-Wappinger The Punisher | Episode 2.08: My Brother's Keeper Jessica Jones | Episode 3.08: AKA Camera Friendly The Punisher | Episode 2.09: Flustercluck (mentioned) Jessica Jones | Episode 3.09: AKA I Did Something Today Jessica Jones | Episode 3.11: AKA Hellcat The Punisher | Episode 2.10: The Dark Hearts of Men The Punisher | Episode 2.11: The Abyss The Punisher | Episode 2.12: Collision Course Jessica Jones | Episode 3.10: AKA Hero Pants The Punisher | Episode 2.13: The Whirlwind Jessica Jones | Episode 3.12: AKA A Lotta Worms Jessica Jones | Episode 3.13: AKA Everything Avengers: Infinity War Echo | Episode 1.01: Chafa (flashbacks) The Falcon and The Winter Soldier | Episode 1.01: New World Order The Falcon and The Winter Soldier | Episode 1.05: Truth The Falcon and The Winter Soldier | Episode 1.06: One World, One People Spider-Man: Far From Home - Them's The Brakes Peter's To-Do List Spider-Man: No Way Home Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness Hawkeye | Episode 1.01: Never Meet Your Heroes Hawkeye | Episode 1.02: Hide and Seek Hawkeye | Episode 1.04: Partners, Am I Right? Hawkeye | Episode 1.05: Ronin Hawkeye | Episode 1.06: So This Is Christmas?

References[]

External Links[]

• New York City Police Department on Wikipedia
• New York City Police Department on Marvel Database