An NYPD detective who was working security near the Park Avenue building where a madman killed four people had her good name dragged in the mud in the aftermath of the slaughter.

A fundraiser has been launched to support the family of NYPD Officer Didarul Islam after he was killed by mass shooter Shane Tamura at 345 Park Ave. The GoFundMe aims to raise $90,000 to support Officer Islam’s pregnant wife and two young sons.

City & State found uncredentialed psychologists handling the job under a professional licensure exemption that the NYPD argues is valid.

Social media erupted during the New York Yankees’ game against the Minnesota Twins Monday night when YES Network cameras picked up the officer in an awkward moment during the first inning.

Last month, four other former high-ranking NYPD members, including former Chief of Detectives James Essig, sued the NYPD and the mayor over accusations of fraudulent promotions, and Thomas Donlon claimed in a separate suit that he was removed as interim commissioner when he tried to report corruption and misconduct.

On August 4, at 6 p.m., a vehicle theft was reported near Post and Cary avenues and Clove Road in West Brighton. Later that same night, at 11 p.m., another vehicle was stolen near Forest and Jewett avenues in West Brighton.

Ashley Jimenez had a sense of duty when she threw her cap into the air at Madison Square Garden at NYPD graduation on Aug. 6.

Activist Scott Lo Baido was handcuffed by NYPD on Wednesday after protesting outside Zohran Mamdani's anti-Trump event on Staten Island. (Credit: Scott Lo Baido)