This organization was studied by the Mollen Commission, which was formed after Michael Dowd was caught selling narcotics. Sam Battle was the first non-white member of this organization. The Lexow Commission's report on this organization led to the establishment of a four-member board that included Teddy Roosevelt. The 1970 Knapp Commission also studied this organization, after one of its members, Frank Serpico, went public with the knowledge of a "gambling pad." In 1999 four members of this organization's "Street Crimes Unit" were acquitted of wrongdoing after shooting 41 rounds at the unarmed
This organization was studied by the Mollen Commission, which was formed after Michael Dowd was caught selling narcotics. Sam Battle was the first non-white member of this organization. The Lexow Commission's report on this organization led to the establishment of a four-member board that included Teddy Roosevelt. The 1970 Knapp Commission also studied this organization, after one of its members, Frank Serpico, went public with the knowledge of a "gambling pad." In 1999 four members of this organization's "Street Crimes Unit" were acquitted of wrongdoing after shooting 41 rounds at the unarmed Amadou Diallo. For 10 points, name this organization that lost 23 members in the September 11th attacks and is currently run by Commissioner Ray Kelly.
This organization was studied by the Mollen Commission, which was formed after Michael Dowd was caught selling narcotics.
NYPD [or New York City Police Department]