The picture shows some members of the New York City Police Asian Police Officers Association attending a ceremony to congratulate their colleagues on their promotions. (U.S. "World Journal"/Photo by Zhang Chen)
China Overseas Chinese Network, November 28 According to the U.S. "World Journal" report, on November 26, local time, the New York City Police Department held a promotion ceremony, and two high-ranking Chinese police officers were promoted to On the first floor, Inspector Gin Y. Yee, who has served in the police for nearly 40 years, was promoted to Deputy Chief. The newly established NYPD Asian-American Police Executives Council The first president, Captain Lu Xiaoshi, will be promoted to deputy inspector.
Yu Zhenyuan is currently the Chinese with the longest serving time among the New York City Police. He joined the New York City Police in 1981 and has served in the 7th Precinct on the Lower East Side of New YorkManhattan, the Southern District of Manhattan Special Forces Team, the Emergency Service Unit (Emergency Service Unit), and the 34th Precinct. , 20th Precinct and other services; before being transferred to the Queens North District Service Command Center, he served as the chief of the Chinatown Fifth Precinct for more than four years. He currently works in the Traffic Operations District of the city police. After his promotion, he became a one-star deputy Chief Superintendent and his white partner Julia Smith also came to celebrate him that day.
Yu Zhenyuan said that the two terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center that year established his persistence in the police profession. When the "911" terrorist attacks occurred, he was on-site command as the commander of the emergency team. When the World Trade Center collapsed, he led the team As a result, 14 heroes were lost. "I will never forget the scene at that time."
By February 2020, Yu Zhenyuan will have served in the city police for 39 years. He will be on-site to protect the safety of people at various large-scale parades and activities in New York City every year; he said that he has seen the best New York City and has experienced it. When the crime rate was at its highest in the 1980s, "We are part of the city and work with all communities to make New York City safer."
Lu Xiaoshi, who is in charge of one of the three service areas of the Detective Department in the Southern District of Manhattan, New York, was promoted to deputy on the same day. Inspector, he has been working in the Northern District of Manhattan Police Detective Department since 2014 and is still on the front line of investigations and handling cases most of the time. The department's anti-narcotics team was also under his jurisdiction not long ago.
Influenced by his elder brother, his younger brother Lu Xiaojie, who is ten years younger than Lu Xiaoshi, also joined the city police nine years ago and now serves in the 24th Branch of the Upper West District City Police. He said that it was at the urging of his brother that he decided to join the police and he has always regarded his brother as his career. A role model, next I will actively prepare for the exam and prepare for promotion to sergeant.
New York City Police Central Park Japanese Chief Officer Naoki Yaguchi (transliteration) was also promoted to deputy inspector; the three high-ranking Asian police officers who will be promoted this time are all members of the newly established Municipal Police Asian Police Officers Association , Lu Xiaoshi is the first president, Naoki Taniguchi is the treasurer, and Yu Zhenyuan is a member of the advisory committee of the association. (Zhang Chen)
