Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Police Officer Cecil Frank Sledge

New York City Police Department, New York

End of Watch Monday, January 28, 1980

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Reflections for Police Officer Cecil Frank Sledge

On October 10, 2024 a street naming ceremony took place at the 69pct in Brooklyn. Our family hope and dream became a reality for a man who made the ultimate sacrifice in Canarsie. Never to be forgotten.

Linda Sledge widow
NYPD

October 15, 2024

still fuming over how sal keeps beggin' for parole he ain't worth the money he shoulda ate bullets when he killed frank because the blue line always will win even when people think it's not possible the blue line is all over the world

Brice coy
proud blue line supporter

May 28, 2024

I worked with Cecil in citywide anticrime. He was a great cop and a good friend. May he rest in peace and may the animal who did this rot in hell

Detective John L Diana
NYPD

May 20, 2024

I never got to meet him as he was murdered 28 years before I was born but I have my friends all over getting ready to send letters to the nycpba advising against giving sal parole

bravo 5 pal veteran Brice coy
proud blue line supporter

May 17, 2024

sorry i've never met you as i was born 20 years later after your passing but i've made it my goal to have my city's pd which is Erie to send no parole letters to the nycpba and untill sal's stayin' in jail where he belongs

Brice coy
proud blue line supporter

May 16, 2024

Tragically another officer has been killed in the line of duty. May you and all of the men and women in blue who went before him, be there to welcome him with loving arms. Left behind a young widow and year old son. May he rest in eternal peace. Strength and love to the Diller Family and Friends

Linda Sledge
NYPD

April 4, 2024

Forty-four years ago today, Frank walked out the doors of the 69pct, never to return. The loss to us is still great to his family and friends. Since that day and everyday thereafter we remember and will never ever forget. We will continue our fight for justice. We will be his voice.

Linda Sledge
NYPD

January 28, 2024

I work with Cecil in City wide Anti Crime. He was a great cop and a great person may he rest in peace. The scum who killed him should never be set free

Det. John L Diana
NYPD

January 20, 2024

On behalf of my family and myself our deepest gratitude for those who took the time to send in petitions against parole. We could not have done it without your support.
Parole has been denied. The next parole hearing is March 2025. Once again we will be there to continue our fight for justice. We will never ever forget. Thank you.

Linda Sledge
NYPD

January 16, 2024

My Dad, may he rest in peace, a NYC P.O during the 60s thru the 80s in the 63 pct. In Brooklyn, often spoke to my mom, brothers and sister about Hero P.O. Cecil Sledge. Officer Sledge’s murder affected him greatly and thru him us. I was shocked to find out that Officer Sledge’s murderer could be granted parole. Why? Rest in Peace P.O.Sledge. Prayers for your family, friends and colleagues.

P.O. John P. Murphy
NYPD

December 11, 2023

When I researched your line of duty passing a couple of years ago to try to contribute a nice picture of you in uniform to the website, I found a nice picture of you smiling while getting a community award from police commissioner Michael Codd at the time. I have to find that picture again, it would be nice to contribute it. It was in the Canarsie Courier Newspaper at the Time of your passing in the line of duty.

Retired NYPD Auxiliary Police Sergeant C
NYPD Auxiliary Police- 68th Precinct Auxiliary Unit

December 5, 2023

An upcoming parole hearing next month, December. Those who will take the time and go to nycpba.org and go the keep cop killers in jail, click and go to the name Sledge, fill in and send. My family and I would deeply appreciate it. Releasing cop-killers is now on the rise.

Linda Sledge
NYC Police Dept.

November 10, 2023

Never forgotten!! Blessed are the peace makers !!

Ret police Officer Mortimer Keane
Nypd

November 5, 2023

Forty-three years ago on January 28, 1980 Officer Sledge went through the doors of the 69pct., never to return. On this anniversary he is being honored and remembered. We will never forget. He lives on in our hearts forever.

Linda Sledge and Family
New York City Police Department

January 29, 2023

Forty-three years ago today you walked out of the 69pct. never to return. On this January 28, 2023 we remember you as we do everyday. We will never forget. You live on in our hearts forever. Sledge Family

Linda Sledge
NYCPD

January 28, 2023

Never to be forgotten.

Carol

January 28, 2023

Parole is denied. Next parole hearing is December 2023. We will continue to fight for justice. Never to be forgotten and forever missed. Our deepfelt gratitude to all who helped us seek justice.

Sledge Family
NYCPD

October 10, 2022

No Parole Letter sent with great honor.

Det. Billy Russo (Ret)
Nassau County Police Department, New York.

August 9, 2022

No Parole letter sent. God Bless you Police Officer Cecil Frank Sledge.
Fidelis Ad Mortem

Ret 2nd Grade Det Frank R Favilla
NYPD

July 27, 2022

No Parole letter sent just now--web link.


Will be every time he wants out I will tell them NO PAROLE

Cynthia Ann Starr

July 26, 2022

Brother Sledge, Rest in Peace.

My letter to the parole board is on its way.

Thoughts and Prayers for your family.

Ed Woods
FBI - Retired

July 26, 2022

Your family and friends continue to fight for justice. You are always loved, never forgotten and forever missed.

Linda Sledge

July 22, 2022

On this 42 anniversary of your passing you are never forgotten, forever missed and always loved.

Sledge Family
NYPD

January 28, 2022

Remembering you today as I do everyday on this New Year’s Day 2022. Never to be forgotten. Love Always & Forever.

Linda sledge
Widow of Cecil Frank Sledge

January 1, 2022

I served with Cecil in the Army Reserves.. I'm retired NYPD... I've never Forgotten him and when visiting my families finial resting sites, I always pause at his grave and Talk the 'job' over with him.

Dennis Conner

August 22, 2021

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