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- A motto of the NYPD, "Fidelis Ad Mortem" translates to "Faithful Unto Death." The department uses it as a mark of respect for fallen officers - not just from its own ranks, but from around the country as well.
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Jan 25, 2022 · Two police officers, 22-year-old Jason Rivera and 27-year-old Wilbert Mora, are dead after being shot during a domestic violence call in Harlem Friday night, and emotional NYPD leaders said the...
Jan 23, 2022 · The official motto of the Police Department of the City of New York (NYPD/PDNY) is “Faithful Unto Death,” sometimes written in Latin as “Fidelis Ad Mortem.” Many confuse the motto with the maxim “Never Forget,” or “Never Forgotten.”
Oct 4, 2019 · The banner read “Fidelis Ad Mortem,” the Police Department’s motto, which means “faithful until death.” “Far too many funerals this year,” Officer Julien said, shaking his head ...
Nov 15, 2021 · “Fidelis ad mortem,” translates to “faithful until the death,” a Latin phrase the NYPD often use when an officer has reached the end of their watch.
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‘Fidelis ad mortem‘. Faithful unto death. This is the motto of the New York City Police Department. If you’ve been a cop long enough in anywhere USA, there’s a good chance you’ve heard someone joke at some point about the job being ‘dead’, usually in response to poor leadership, an unpopular management decision and almost always ...
FIDELIS – AD – MORTEM. Police Officer Charles Trojahn. New York City Police Department, New York, Friday, July 22, 1983. Police Officer Charles Trojahn and Officer James Rowley were killed when their helicopter was involved in a mid-air collision over Brooklyn.
Jan 22, 2022 · Fidelis Ad Mortem On January 21st, 2022, NYPD Police Officer Jason Rivera was killed in the line of duty and his partner, Officer Wilbert Mora, was critically wounded. They represent the daily sacrifices made by the officers of the greatest department in the world for the citizens of New York City.
