Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Police Officer Anthony T. Dwyer

New York City Police Department, New York

End of Watch Tuesday, October 17, 1989

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Reflections for Police Officer Anthony T. Dwyer

Rest In Peace, Tony. May God Bless You and Your Family.
You are in Our daily prayers. You are not forgotten.
Fidelis Ad Mortem.

Frank
NYPD Detective-Retired
MTS Pct/NYDAOS

October 18, 2024

God Bless You, Tony. Rest In Peace. Fidelis Ad Mortem. You are not forgotten.

Frank
NYPD Detective-Retired
MTS Pct/NYDAOS

October 17, 2023

R.I.P !!!! A MARTYR ON THE NYPD ROLL OF HONOUR !! YOU STOOD AGAINST THE WOLF FOR THE SHEEP !!

Mortimer J Keane RET PO
NYPD

June 10, 2023

The person that Murdered you in 1989 has once again been denied parole

May he never be a free person again

RIP brother , you’ll never be forgotten !!
God bless you and you family

PO James Gallagher
NYPD 44 PCT ( Retired )

May 13, 2023

At the Police Self Supprt Group Dinner tonight, your Mother was honored.

May You Continue To Rest In Peace.

Lieutenant Gregory W. Chupa
NYPD (Retired)

April 27, 2023

No Parole letter sent Again

Cynthia
Survivor 50 years plus

January 26, 2023

God Bless you Tony. You are Not forgotten. Fidelis Ad Mortem. Rest In Peace.

Frank R Favilla
NYPD Detective-Retired
MTS Pct/NYDAOS

October 17, 2022

So sad to hear the news.

May you rest in peace after having served those around you. My thoughts are with you, your family, fellow officers, and friends.

Reserve Police Officer G. Krystof
Los Angeles Police Department

April 18, 2022

May you Rest in Eternal Peace

Ret Det Vincent Sinnott
NYPD

April 16, 2022

Rest In Peace Brother.

Det. Andreoli
NYPD-Retired

April 14, 2022

Keep in Jail, No parole!

Patrolman Ron Milligan
Parma Police Department

April 13, 2022

Does not deserve to be released

PO Alves
NYPD

April 13, 2022

R I P Brother

Herbie Buck
NYSDOCS

April 13, 2022

God Bless You and your family. I never got the chance to meet you but we still keep your memory alive.

Sergeant Peter Rodeschin
Midtown South, 115 Pct., PBMS Times Square Unit

April 13, 2022

Killers of Police do not deserve parole. They belong where they are for life!

Kevin Farrell
Former NYPD Aux.

April 13, 2022

Anthony worked in the precinct I was first assigned to MTS. Although we did not work there during the same period of time, his death left a profound impact on all of our brothers and sisters in blue. Rest in Peace Anthony. You will never be forgotten.

Lt. Dennis J Cirillo (Ret. NYPD)
NYPD (Retired)

April 13, 2022

I remember being notified of his line of duty death, but it was not until today that I realized we both graduated from Sewanhaka High School. So to my alumni brother in blue, Rest In Peace brother, we have the watch now…..

Sergeant James Alfieri, Retired
New York State Office Of Court Administration

March 28, 2022

It is with great honor that I send a "NO PAROLE" letter.

Det. Billy Russo (Ret.)
Nassau County PD, NY

January 29, 2022

Rest in Peace, brother.

Lieutenant Raymond Flores
NYPD (retired)

October 17, 2021

34 years, that's a long time Tony but you’re not forgotten my friend. Rest easy till we meet again! Godspeed!

RETIRED PO Hugh Diver
NYPD MTS Pct

October 17, 2021

32 years in Heaven today. You are not forgotten Anthony. Continue to rest in Peace.

Lt Salvatore Accardi
NYPD (retired)

October 17, 2021

Rest In Peace , hero !

P.o Brendan O’Hara
Nypd mounted ( retired )

October 17, 2021

Rest, brother.

Sgt. Steve Headley
Mishawaka, IN police

October 16, 2021

God Bless you Tony. You are not forgotten, you and your family remain in our daily prayers.
Fidelis Ad Mortem

Detective Frank Favilla---Retired
NYPD 014/MTS

October 24, 2020

The whole 2nd division of Manhattan South was knocked out by Anthony‘a keyed radio as result after he was pushed to his death. I was working in in the 6 pct, driving the Sgt on the midnight. Anthony’s partner realized this and switched his radio to our division (1st division). He called for an 85 forthwith, I advised that he was on the first division, he knew what he was doing. We were there in 3 minutes. There is nothing worse than being one of the first on scene than a line of duty death. I brought all of his personal property back to be vouchered at MTS pct. I will never forget that night. I was there when FDNY and ESU broke through the brick wall and pulled him through, they worked on him feverishly. He was gone. Sad.

P O Sean T Cosgriff NYPD 6 pct
NYPD 6 pct

October 17, 2020

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