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Detective Bond grew up knowing she wanted to make a difference in her community, and becoming an NYPD police officer would help her do just that. She has served this city for over 20 years and is part of the NYPD Special Ops Mounted Unit with her 10-foot partner,... show more

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Patrice Loughlin1 year ago

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R Shannon1 year ago

💥🚔👮 POLICE PROCEDURAL SERIES👮🚔💥 Enemies to Partners Police Procedural Jack & Fiona get off to a shocking start when they are assigned as partners to solve a murder case. The chief promises it is only a temporary partnership but is it?

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Derek Hollan1 year ago

@NYPDSpecialops Love it. Please pass along my gratitude for your service 🙏 I wrote this to honor those in blue...

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