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Manhattan North Detective of the Year

June 5, 2019

This article appeared in the Upper East Side edition of Our Town on June 4, 2019 about Det. Kevin Gieras of the 19 Squad.

http://www.ourtownny.com/local-news/20190604/a-true-investigator

Events

Wake & Funeral for Retired Chief Joseph Borelli

Retired NYPD Chief of Detectives Joseph Borrelli (1989-1994) passed away on May 7, 2025. The wake and mass information is

Wake & Funeral for Det. First Grade Frank V. Agoglia

The DEA regrets to announce the passing of retired Detective First Grade Frank V. Agoglia, who passed away at the