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Exclusive | High-ranking black NYPD chiefs saw challenges, victories

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Three NYPD chiefs talked to The Post about becoming some of the highest ranking black executives in the department Friday in honor of Black History Month.

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Exclusive | High-ranking black NYPD chiefs saw challenges, victories

Three NYPD chiefs talked to The Post about becoming some of the highest ranking black executives in the department Friday in honor of Black History Month.

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Nypd Afro-Descendant Leaders Reflect on Their Rise in Black History Month

Three senior New York Police Department (NYPD) chiefs shared their experiences as they became some of the department’s highest-ranking Afro-descendant executives within the Black History Month. Bronx commander, Chief Benjamin Gurley; Southern Queens commander, Chief Christopher McIntosh; and Midtown North commander, Chief Aaron Edwards, spoke about the challenges of moving up to executive leadership positions in the country’s largest police. “As…

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