Ray Kelly
'Muslim Mapping' report urges leaders to declare that NYPD 'informants are not tolerated'
Some activists opposed to the New York Police Department's program of monitoring Muslim businesses, schools and houses of worship have a message for imams. More
(1)Bloomberg is booed at one parade, skips another
Mayor Michael Bloomberg didn't march in the St. Pat's for All parade yesterday. The organizer, Brendan Fay, told me he didn't know why. More
Bill Thompson: Ray Kelly's 'done an excellent job'
When asked if he'd "get rid of Ray Kelly," Thompson replied, "It's not about Ray Kelly. I think he's done an excellent job and I happen to personally like the commissioner." More
'So that's a yes': Ray Kelly on The Daily Show
NYPD commissioner Ray Kelly appeared on "The Daily Show" last night, telling host Jon Stewart he would give him a warning after he pulled out and began drinking from a giant plastic cup obviously larger then than 16 ounces, which the mayor recently banned. More
The swoon-proof Ray Kelly, in charts
I wrote earlier this week about Ray Kelly's enduring popularity, and why it's probably riskier on a balance for even a Democratic mayoral candidate to oppose him than support him. More
(2)Supporting Ray Kelly is not going out on a limb
At a mayoral forum in Harlem hosted by Al Sharpton, City Council Speaker Christine Quinn stood out from her colleagues by suggesting she'd keep NYPD commissioner Ray Kelly in his post if she were elected mayor. The crowd booed, she soldiered on, and that was the story. More
'Other people's people': 2013 Democrats answer the Ray Kelly question
Rev. Al Sharpton asked the Democratic mayoral candidates whether or not they would keep NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly. City Council Speaker Christine Quinn got heckeled for basically saying yes, but countered with an assurance that she would ensure some of his policies here changed dramatically. More
(1)Ray Kelly on gun control, and what expectations are 'unrealistic'
The Associated Press, and its award-winning series on an NYPD surveillance program? More
The 'Post' hails the 'Lhota effect,' and so do Christine Quinn's opponents
The Post credits Joe Lhota's entry into the 2013 mayor's race with nudging City Council Speaker back toward Mayor Michael Bloomberg's administration, chalking up her reported deal to keep police commissioner Ray Kelly on in his post to "the Lhota effect." More
After three cops are shot, Bloomberg refers to an N.R.A. argument
Three New York City police officers were shot within an hour of each other yesterday, in two separate incidents. All three will live. More
Why Christine Quinn stays as close to Ray Kelly as possible
Christine Quinn has reportedly committed to keeping Ray Kelly on as NYPD commissioner if she becomes mayor, which would be consistent with her earlier statements that any mayor would be "lucky" to have him running the department. More
Armed guards patrolling Staten Island schools a 'terrible idea,' says Bloomberg
This week, the Staten Island Community Education Council proposed deploying retired police officers with concealed weapons in borough schools as a way to better protect them from Sandy Hook-style shootings. More
Bloomberg on the latest subway push: 'There are people who are mentally deranged'
Mayor Michael Bloomberg this morning urged New Yorkers not to change their commuting habits in the wake of the second subway pushing in a month. More
(4)What will gun control mean in the 2013 mayor's race?
The only gun control policy over which the mayor of New York City exerts complete and total control is a controversial one whose efficacy remains in dispute: stop and frisk. More
(2)The NYPD gun-buyback total, so far
Back in March, New York Police Department commissioner Ray Kelly responded to a City Council grilling on stop-and-frisk by asking members what they'd do to address gun violence. More
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