Just posted my new YouTube video from Cebu the Kawasan Falls. Don’t forget to Subscribe to my channel to follow my Adventures.
Just posted my first video of my trip to the Philippines on my YouTube Channel. Don’t forget to subscribe to my channel so you won’t miss a thing.
My New YouTube Video. My strange trip to Area 51. Take a look at what I caught on camera and give me your feedback.
Check out my new Special Holiday YouTube video Puerto Rican Style. Featuring Pasteles. Hope you enjoy!!
LOVED Sonny’s MEAT!!! Check out my new Video on YouTube it will make your mouth water and craving for MEAT!!
About me
Welcome to my Blog. First, let me tell you a little bit about myself. My name is Tony, I was born in New York City, but my parents are both from Puerto Rico. I guess you can say I‘m a New Yorican. I’ve been a New York City Police Officer for over ten years and began my career as a street cop in the Upper West Side of Manhattan. In 1996 I transferred from Manhattan to a precinct in the Park Slope section of Brooklyn where I worked as the NYPD’s liaison to the local gay and lesbian community. I am currently working for the Department’s Investigative Resource Division and recently have been promoted to Detective.
In 1995 I was injured on the job. I sustained a knife wound to my chest and a bullet wound to my knee while saving the life of another police officer. The story was picked up by every major newspaper and television news show, and they called me a “hero”. One thing they failed to mention was that my roommate was more than just my roommate. I was interviewed by several reporters after this incident and made it very clear, to all of them, that my so-called “roommate” was (at the time) my lover. But somehow by the time the story was printed my lover remained just my roommate. This angered me because I felt this account, of an openly gay police officer, could have been an inspiration to the gay and lesbian community. The account of this incident could have helped shatter the stereotypical views of those who feel we are incapable of responding in a crucial situation.
Well, two years later, in 1997 when I was presented with the Medal for Valor by the New York City Police Department, I got a second chance to make sure that everyone knew what my situation was. When the press got wind of it every TV news channel, newspaper and radio station began calling Police Headquarters asking to do an interview with me. All because I was being recognized as the first openly gay police officer ever to receive the NYPD's Medal for Valor.
Feel free to contact me at nycgaycop@yahoo.com and don't forget to visit me at my personal website at www.nycgaycop.com and Subscribe to my YouTube videos at www.youtube.com/user/nycgaycop.
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