Once upon a time in a city that beautiful beyond belief there were men who really wanted to do their job. then came liberals they destroyed the city turned it into a 24 hour a day nightmare they destroyed the best police department in the world and turned it into a Robot batallion now all must suffer so they can stay in office.
Anyone in the "46" remeber "Jimmy Barry" the car guy? or John Ferris, The LTS Op? Good times in that command! The best group of Cops I ever worked with! Andy Moore, was the property guy. We had Gertelle Padgett, who was by far the best Rollcall Lady Ever! How about "SIMON", The PCT EDP? please reach out to me! No good stories about DI Gilroy Please!
I heard stories about that ":azzhole" Ugly with a moustache! Never much of a cop though! Last I heard he was a "DOOSHBAG LT". I worked in the 46 where they were real cops who would lay down and die for you if need be. This was when it was really the "46". "Late 80's, early "90"s.
I'm forever grateful to the 44 for allowing me exposure to the life which I became part of. My volunteer days were memorable, especially from a coordinator with so much patience. To my ol volunteer friends and especially you PO Parker(RIP), THANK YOU! Elzey, hope you know who this is.
@sgtsanchez1231 Nevermind APO Sarge Sanchez that was the 46 where I worked with Ferguson Dyer Avenue off the Concourse. I seem to remember the patrol borders intersecting we had a off duty MOS involved in a gun run at River Park Towers and units from your command responded for back. Man I really miss the job.
I remember these roll call and the familiar faces. Reading here I see that Al Morales is no longer with us. Without affending the Ol 44 brothers, can anyone tell me how he passed? 44 Foever!
I don't doubt that some of these cops were great cops, but, that guy Ron Connelly, who works in the 40 as a Lt., is a Biiiiiiiiiiig Dick! Its hard to imagine that he came from such a hard working house and turned out to be such a tool. And he's extremely shaky and will throw you under the bus. NEVER backs up any of his officers.
Ron Con is a Big Schoolyard Bully!
PS- This opinion is coming from a 15yr Veteran of the 40pct. (ask anyone in the 40, they will agree)
Thats too bad to hear. Too many toolboxes in the NYPD. Did my 20 and left. I'm working for Allentown, PA, now. The bosses leave you alone as long as you do what is expected. How is Lt Jemal Doute? Is he in charge of the parking plackards at the 40?
@RUHOORUHOO oh, you heard about that? 20 and left, but you still got your ear to the ground, huh? LOL. Doute is actually an alright Boss, so far. He replaced RonCon as Spec Ops Lt. Complete opposite of RonCon. Haven't heard one negative thing about him while he's been here.
B4 1995 NYPD wore their patches on the right arm, While NYC Housing Police wore theirs on the Left. After 1995 the Departments were merged an now wear patches on both sides.
I wore the powder blue shirt Back in 1984until they switch back to the dark blue and man It was total hell in the hot summer days in coney Island on the Boardwalk. What Memories!! Retired 2004!
I live in the area covered by the 44th pct... My respect to each one of the fine officers who turn out of my residence precinct and to those who served way before I lived in the area.
God Bless Artie Greco, Al Morales, Sean McDonald and Micheal Troy...RIP and to all those guys in the video may you all have exceeded in life and are now enjoying your retirements. God Bless....
Most definitely an end of an era. I worked with all those guys a year later when i got to the 44 and all those guys were true cops. When you flew out to a detail especially down to the city, you wore your 44 collar brass with pride cause everyone knew you worked out of a kick ass house. you couldn't ask for a better station house than that, complete with its run down break room, lockers, and weight room down in the basement, god only knew how much asbestos we must of inhaled.
RIP Al Morales, Sean McDonald and Mike Troy!!! That place was the best place to work in. Too bad they don't do the Thirsty Third Platoon outings and the Mike Troy golf outing. That place changed but 44 for life!!!!
Al Morales was a great guy, and a great cop. If you had the right attitude in life, he loved you to death. If you acted like a skell, he treated you like a skell should be treated. RIP, Al, we all miss you.
@RUHOORUHOO yea its very nice to see him once again, this is probably the only thing i have left of seeing him again except 1 picture i have of him, but thank u very much, its makes me very happy :)
This was the greatest group of guys I have ever worked with. They worked hard and long to turn the 44 into one of the safest spots on the planet. At this time in 1989 it was the most dangerous spots in the world. We did it with humor, will, determination and team work. The fine guy waving at the camera is Al Morales one of the best. Rest In Peace Al you are truley missed my friend...I see Orange Man, Whitey and Jimmy R ...What a crew....CC
The guy in the back left knew this was going to show up on YOU TUBE one day, and wanted no part of it. 44 had a lot of great guys and they were great cops, too!!
WHO FARTED,,, MIKE MUS
dwaydway1 2 days ago
RON I SEE YOU AND TO TOO JOEL
dwaydway1 2 days ago
EVERYONES LATE ....CDS
dwaydway1 2 days ago
CONELLY, PLASS..youre woking together today because noone else will wprk with you.... just kiddin ...luv ya
dwaydway1 6 days ago
Serpico there, no...but there were other rats nearby.
RUHOORUHOO 1 month ago
Serpico there?
1coteca 1 month ago
Once upon a time in a city that beautiful beyond belief there were men who really wanted to do their job. then came liberals they destroyed the city turned it into a 24 hour a day nightmare they destroyed the best police department in the world and turned it into a Robot batallion now all must suffer so they can stay in office.
sunrecords56 2 months ago
I wish that they bring back the blue shirts, and the blue RMP's!
spamdude060 2 months ago
my dad is in the back row. he looks fat lol
Str8edgeJuggalo 3 months ago
NYPD is the best comedy show since Amos and Andy left the air
sunrecords56 5 months ago 3
Drum roll, please!
RUHOORUHOO 5 months ago
before forced diversity
haywood16 5 months ago 2
@haywood16 Diversity actually made it interesting. The problem is poor screening of applicants just to get the hiring numbers that the NYPD wants.
RUHOORUHOO 5 months ago
@RUHOORUHOO thats true
haywood16 5 months ago
Um what year did the NYPD stop wearing blue shirts and start wearing Black ?
sitdownponit123 6 months ago
Anyone in the "46" remeber "Jimmy Barry" the car guy? or John Ferris, The LTS Op? Good times in that command! The best group of Cops I ever worked with! Andy Moore, was the property guy. We had Gertelle Padgett, who was by far the best Rollcall Lady Ever! How about "SIMON", The PCT EDP? please reach out to me! No good stories about DI Gilroy Please!
TheJoey1s 7 months ago
I heard stories about that ":azzhole" Ugly with a moustache! Never much of a cop though! Last I heard he was a "DOOSHBAG LT". I worked in the 46 where they were real cops who would lay down and die for you if need be. This was when it was really the "46". "Late 80's, early "90"s.
TheJoey1s 7 months ago
ready to get shot.
123nypd 10 months ago
As a recently retired BXTF cop, the TF is still in that building. I swear those are the same pretzels in the vending machine.
TheJoey1s 11 months ago
Only difference,is the price.
niagra898 8 months ago
@TheJoey1s Academy class 8155 September 1980 over here
thedavisgroup 7 months ago
I'm forever grateful to the 44 for allowing me exposure to the life which I became part of. My volunteer days were memorable, especially from a coordinator with so much patience. To my ol volunteer friends and especially you PO Parker(RIP), THANK YOU! Elzey, hope you know who this is.
sgtsanchez1231 1 year ago
@sgtsanchez1231 I worked at the 44 for about a month squad 7 and was partnered with a Craig Ferguson. So you know him?
thedavisgroup 7 months ago
I was able to find out how Al Morales.(RIP)
sgtsanchez1231 1 year ago
@sgtsanchez1231 Nevermind APO Sarge Sanchez that was the 46 where I worked with Ferguson Dyer Avenue off the Concourse. I seem to remember the patrol borders intersecting we had a off duty MOS involved in a gun run at River Park Towers and units from your command responded for back. Man I really miss the job.
thedavisgroup 7 months ago
I remember these roll call and the familiar faces. Reading here I see that Al Morales is no longer with us. Without affending the Ol 44 brothers, can anyone tell me how he passed? 44 Foever!
sgtsanchez1231 1 year ago
remembering the good old day,s. god bless all that have move on. A/P.O. MARK ELZEY.
mark6831 1 year ago
@italia210
ii see ya point lolsz
city is cheap!
nd i must say we look better in the navy blue than that sky blue crappy shirt!
iit looks gay lolsz
TuYankeepimp90 1 year ago
haha that guy who keeps waving cracks me up
RonaldReagan7 1 year ago
old school nypd with the old blue shirts not the shit today!
edlo123 1 year ago
"He's upstairs" I guess some things never change haha
BridgerNY 1 year ago
Ron Connelly..??
I was inTransit with before I rolled over in '87.
Never knew him as a boss
Left in '05...best move evah..
stinky125 1 year ago
I don't doubt that some of these cops were great cops, but, that guy Ron Connelly, who works in the 40 as a Lt., is a Biiiiiiiiiiig Dick! Its hard to imagine that he came from such a hard working house and turned out to be such a tool. And he's extremely shaky and will throw you under the bus. NEVER backs up any of his officers.
Ron Con is a Big Schoolyard Bully!
PS- This opinion is coming from a 15yr Veteran of the 40pct. (ask anyone in the 40, they will agree)
thehahaha40 1 year ago
Thats too bad to hear. Too many toolboxes in the NYPD. Did my 20 and left. I'm working for Allentown, PA, now. The bosses leave you alone as long as you do what is expected. How is Lt Jemal Doute? Is he in charge of the parking plackards at the 40?
RUHOORUHOO 1 year ago
@RUHOORUHOO oh, you heard about that? 20 and left, but you still got your ear to the ground, huh? LOL. Doute is actually an alright Boss, so far. He replaced RonCon as Spec Ops Lt. Complete opposite of RonCon. Haven't heard one negative thing about him while he's been here.
thehahaha40 1 year ago
@RUHOORUHOO What county is that?
Maxakiller 1 year ago
@Maxakiller Bronx New York .
DominoStorm1 1 year ago
ya da hell they wear only one NYPD patch?
TuYankeepimp90 1 year ago
At that time, it was only one patch.
RUHOORUHOO 1 year ago
@TuYankeepimp90
Crack Era...... Baby.
gsg9ff 1 year ago
@TuYankeepimp90
B4 1995 NYPD wore their patches on the right arm, While NYC Housing Police wore theirs on the Left. After 1995 the Departments were merged an now wear patches on both sides.
startthenstop 11 months ago
@TuYankeepimp90 before this, it was none
RP101140 10 months ago
I wore the powder blue shirt Back in 1984until they switch back to the dark blue and man It was total hell in the hot summer days in coney Island on the Boardwalk. What Memories!! Retired 2004!
gkmaster25 2 years ago
retired? then tell mii y they wear only 1 nypd patch?
TuYankeepimp90 1 year ago
now those where cops not these college cops who always need backup to arrest one guy
jamil316 2 years ago
Shit I was there!!!
TransitDriver1 2 years ago
I live in the area covered by the 44th pct... My respect to each one of the fine officers who turn out of my residence precinct and to those who served way before I lived in the area.
labazuca 2 years ago
God Bless Artie Greco, Al Morales, Sean McDonald and Micheal Troy...RIP and to all those guys in the video may you all have exceeded in life and are now enjoying your retirements. God Bless....
angini63 2 years ago
Most definitely an end of an era. I worked with all those guys a year later when i got to the 44 and all those guys were true cops. When you flew out to a detail especially down to the city, you wore your 44 collar brass with pride cause everyone knew you worked out of a kick ass house. you couldn't ask for a better station house than that, complete with its run down break room, lockers, and weight room down in the basement, god only knew how much asbestos we must of inhaled.
angini63 2 years ago
RIP Al Morales, Sean McDonald and Mike Troy!!! That place was the best place to work in. Too bad they don't do the Thirsty Third Platoon outings and the Mike Troy golf outing. That place changed but 44 for life!!!!
nilo824 2 years ago
Sgt. Laura Douglas is MY AUNTIE!!
CelineTwilightLuvr 2 years ago
@CelineTwilightLuvr
Was she actually doing R/C behind a turned around podium..???
LOL
stinky125 1 year ago
Ditto on Al Morales. I was a 48 cop but I worked with Jimmy Ruane and Kevin Kelly. KK is the best.
tnkd3 2 years ago
Al Morales was a great guy, and a great cop. If you had the right attitude in life, he loved you to death. If you acted like a skell, he treated you like a skell should be treated. RIP, Al, we all miss you.
RUHOORUHOO 2 years ago
@RUHOORUHOO thank you very much for saying nice things about my dad, i miss him alot and love him so much, thank u :)
GodNeos274 1 year ago
@GodNeos274 Your very welcome. All the best. It is nice to see, isn't it. I'm very glad I made this.
RUHOORUHOO 1 year ago
@GodNeos274 Your very welcome. All the best. It is nice to see, isn't it. I'm very glad I made this.
RUHOORUHOO 1 year ago
@RUHOORUHOO yea its very nice to see him once again, this is probably the only thing i have left of seeing him again except 1 picture i have of him, but thank u very much, its makes me very happy :)
GodNeos274 1 year ago
This was the greatest group of guys I have ever worked with. They worked hard and long to turn the 44 into one of the safest spots on the planet. At this time in 1989 it was the most dangerous spots in the world. We did it with humor, will, determination and team work. The fine guy waving at the camera is Al Morales one of the best. Rest In Peace Al you are truley missed my friend...I see Orange Man, Whitey and Jimmy R ...What a crew....CC
28404354 2 years ago
The guy in the back left knew this was going to show up on YOU TUBE one day, and wanted no part of it. 44 had a lot of great guys and they were great cops, too!!
whosabuff 2 years ago