On the Inside

The mayor's wife and son attended separate meetings at which police brass grill commanders about crime.

Michael Julian, considered an "out of the box" thinker, is a special consultant on NYPD retraining.  

James Boyle prayed to his fallen son to help his critically injured granddaughter recover.

A group of Port Authority rookies celebrated graduation by getting drunk and fighting, sources said.

Officials believe the culprits are either young homeless people or residents upset about parking spaces.

The latest data from police show that illegal gun recoveries have reached a new low.

Second quarter data obtained by DNAinfo show 13,400 stops were made, down 7 percent from first quarter.

If the mayor were forced to choose between Sharpton and Bratton, Sharpton would win, insiders say.

In 1991, four officers were indicted for the fatal choking of Federico Periera. They were exonerated.

The president of the detectives' union reminded his members that they're not a "punching bag."  

NYU worker Josh Garcia was reunited with the Bronx teen he saved after she fell on the tracks.

Investigators are looking to talk to construction workers and people involved in the July 4 fireworks.

Lt. Gordon Ambelas is believed to have exhausted his 20-minute respirator, sources said.

Joie Sellers died when Robert DeCarlo crashed into her and her family before fleeing, police said.