High-ranking NYPD officials posted 'deeply troubling,' 'unprofessional' remarks on social media, report finds
According to the city's Department of Investigation, a number of postings on X (formerly known as Twitter) were not only unprofessional in tone but also "encouraged an unproductive public discourse" that violated NYPD policies on acting with courtesy and civility.
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