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When I first started working at MTS, I worked 4x12 tour in the 124 complaint room. I took complaints from people who had been victims of various crimes.
After two years I transferred to Payroll/Timekeeping for the MTS Pct. I subsequently transferred to the Manhattan South Detective Borough, where I continued to do Payroll/Timekeeping for four different detective squads. My last transfer was to the Manhattan North Borough Intelligence Team.
I was still doing Payroll/Timekeeping. The name of the unit was changed after 911 happened to The Strategic Intelligence Unit. I enjoyed working in every unit I was in. A typical day included interviewing walk-ins,writing reports,inputting my reports and reports submitted by police officers, making and receiving calls and retrieving data. I learned police specialized computer programs,interviewing skills,crime data, effective phone skills. Management was well organized and adherent to guidelines. Workplace culture was influenced by hierarchy.
The hardest part of the job was the heavy workload: my section was chronically understaffed. The most enjoyable part of the job was the opportunity to serve people of diverse cultures. A typical day consist of conducting background checks for detainees that's in police custody, to ensure they do not have any warrants or is a wanted fugitive in other states. Ive learned how to have empathy and not to judge people because of their wrong doings. Ive learned how the court system functions working with lawyers, district attorneys etc.
The hardest part of my job was reading the rap sheets because it consist of the detainees present and past crimes committed. My enjoyable parts of the job was working with others as a team to get the job done.I worked with people of many different nationalities as well.
A list of NYPD Manuals, Rules and Regulations - dates in bold indicate that this manual is owned by John Jay College: 1812 Rules & regulations, adopted by the Hon'ble. De Witt Clinton, Esq. Mayor of the city of New-York, to be observed by the constables and marshals of the said city.-July, 1812 Not owned by John Jay, copy at the New-York Historical Society 1846 Police Department. Rules and regulations for day and night police of the city of New-York; with instructions as to the legal powers and duties of policemen. New- York: Printed by Caspar C.
Special Collections Room - James Fyfe Papers 1848 Rules and regulations for the government of the Police Department of the City of New-York:with instructions as to the legal powers and duties of policemen. New York (N.Y.). Police Dept.1848 - 90 p.; 16 cm. New-York: Bowne & Co.,Not owned by John Jay copy at the New-York Historical Society, 1851. New York City.—Police Department. Rules and regulations for the government of the Police Department.
With instructions as to the legal powers and duties of policemen. New York: Bowne & Co., 159 pp. not owned by John Jay 1873 New York (N.Y.). Manual containing the rules and regulations of the Department of Police of the City of New York. (New York: J.L. Hastie, stationer and printer, 1235 Broadway) Not owned by John Jay, copy at the New-York Historical Society 1876 Manual of the Brooklyn Police Department, together with rules and regulations governing the force.
Brooklyn, N.Y.: Eagle Print, Not owned by John Jay, copy at Brooklyn Public Library 1877 New York (N.Y.). Manual containing the rules and regulations of the Police Department of the City of New York. (New York, M.B. Brown) Not owned by John Jay, copy at the New-York Historical Society 1893. Brooklyn (New York, N.Y.).Dept. Of Police and Excise. Rules and regulations for the government of the police force of the city of Brooklyn as determined by the commissioner of police and excise, Oct., 1893.
Brooklyn, Special Collections Room - HV7580.K 1893 1896 New York (N.Y.). Manual containing the rules and regulations of the Police Department of the city of New York. 1 copy at Yale University 1901 New York (N.Y.). Manual containing the rules and regulations of the police department. (New York, J.W. Pratt Co., Printers) Not owned by John Jay, copy at the New-York Historical Society 1905 New York (N.Y.). Manual containing the rules and regulations of the Police Department of the City of New York.
Not owned by John Jay, copy at the Univ. Of Chicago 1908 Rules and regulations of the Police Department, City of New York, (New York: The J.W. Pratt Co.) 1914 Cornelius F Cahalane. Police practice and procedure. (New York, Bureau of printing, Police Dept.) Special Collections Room - HV7597.Q 1914 1919 James Joseph Skehan and James P Conway Practical police work what to do and how to do it (New York, N.Y.: James P. Conway) Special Collections Room - KFN 6100.Z9 S53 1919 1929 New York (N.Y.). Police Dept. Manual of procedure.
(New York: Police Dept.) Special Collections Room - HV7597.Q 1929 1934(?) New York (N.Y.) Police Dept. Rules and Regulations of the Police Department of the City of New York. (New York: DeVinne-Brown Corp.) Special Collections Room – HV7597.Q 1934z 1937-1940 New York (N.Y.). Rules and regulations and Manual of procedure of Police Department of the City of New York. (New York, Civil Service Bulletin) (loose-leaf) Special Collections Room - HV 7597.Q 1940 1949 New York (N.Y.). Police Dept.: Manual of procedure, 1949.
(New York, N.Y.: Police Dept.) looseleaf Special Collections Room c1956- New York (N.Y.). Police Dept.: Rules and procedures. (New York: Police Dept., city of New York) 1 v. (loose-leaf) Special Collections Room - HV 7597.Q 1956 1972- New York (N.Y.). Department manual. (New York: The Dept.) Special Collections & Special Collections Room HV7597.Q 1972 Note: this is a loose-leaf intended for updating, and our copies have been partially updated by insertion of new orders and as such has grown far beyond the original 2 volumes—vol 1-Patrol; vol.
2-detectives and administration. Our copies have been updated to different dates so collectively cover NYPD procedure 1970s-1990s. 1993- 2006 - New York (N.Y.). Patrol guide manual (Charlottesville, VA: LexisNexis Gould Publications) John Jay has 1999, 2004, 2005, 2006 2016-present New York (N.Y.). Police Department.: NYPD patrol guide. Flushing, N.Y.: Looseleaf Law Publication Inc.
For further resources try using the following subject headings. Demonstrations - New York (State) - New York. And. Riot Control - United States. Social Control - United States. The New York City Police Department: the impact of its policies and practices. Reserve Room - 3 day loan - also Includes discussion on policing Occupy Wall Street protests Police Executive Research Forum.
2013 Social media and tactical considerations for law enforcement. Reserve Room - also NYPD (no date, under ) Disorder Control Guidelines. Louis Anemone Papers, Special Collections Room Versions of similar publications on 'Crowd Control' NYPD procedures for other years are available in our Special Collections Room for, New York ACLU.
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Rights and wrongs at the RNC: a special report about police and protest at the Republican National Convention. Special Collections & Stacks - also New York (N.Y.). Police Department. Training Bureau. Officers' guide to the Republican National Convention 2004, New York. Special Collections Room - New York ACLU.
Arresting protest: a special report of the New York Civil Liberties Union of New York City's protest policies at the February 15, 2003 antiwar demonstration in New York City. Special Collections - also f New York (N.Y.). Police Department. Report on the Tompkins Square Park Incident. Law Enforcement News Archives (available by appointment) also freely available in the New York (N.Y.). Police Department.
Legal Division. Instructions for members of the force at mass demonstrations. Special Collections & Stacks - New York (N.Y.). Police Department. Guidelines for demonstrations.
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