Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

R.I.P

Sergeant
NYPD

May 25, 2015

Remember that day like it was yesterday, I was a member to the 67 Pct Det Sqd and on that day I was assigned to Kings County Hospital. A Million things were going on at the same time, the Mayor detail asking questions, member's of the 67 Pct standing on line waiting to donate blood, people crying and asking why. I was standing in the Emergency Room area when they wheeled Tony by me on his way to the Operating Room and I saw my friend, my brother a sight that could never be forgotten, at this point even I had to find a place so that I could cry and vent my anger and frustrations at what was going on. Tony a father and husband a decent human being an awesome friend will forever live in my heart, May he Rest in Peace.

Ret Det. Miguel Roman
New York City Police Dept

May 26, 2014

RIP Tony.

We will Never Forget the kindness shown to us by Margaret and your surviving family during our time of LODD grief after 9/11

DD

D'Allara
NYPD

May 26, 2014

Forever in my heart daddy!! You are in my thoughts everyday and missed so much

xoxoxox I love you

Pumpkin
Daughter

January 11, 2014

Anthony,
This day is forever embedded in my heart. You were a great friend...Miss Ya Bud, Rest in Peace
El

Ellen Montana
Friend

May 26, 2013

Anthony, I'm friends with your brother Sal and everyone in the 67 talks so much about you. I wish I could have had the honor of knowing you. Whenever your name is mentioned in the 67 emotions run high. We all wish we could be the man you were. R.I.P Anthony. Thank you for your sacrifice. May God bless you& your family. Friday 5/24 we will be remembering you as your anniversary nears. You will always weigh heavy in our hearts. Godspeed

PO DiLuca
NYPD 67th precinct

May 18, 2013

RIP Sir

Sgt M Fratila
NYPD

March 8, 2013

Rest In Peace Anthony.

Lieutenant Gregory W. Chupa
NYPD

March 4, 2013

You and your family are always in our prayers, RIP

Detective(Ret) Vincent Fiorillo
NYPD

March 4, 2013

Anyone who kills any L.E.O. should never be out on Parole to possibly Kill another.

Police Officer
NYCPD

March 4, 2013

I am proud to have the opportunity to send the Parole Board a NO PAROLE Letter. RIP Brother. We will do our best to ensure this criminal stays where she belongs.

Peace Keeper, SMSgt (Retired)
US Air Force Security Police

February 21, 2013

That tragic day is embedded in my heart and mind forever.
Anthony was a childhood friend, fellow brother, and most respected delegate/police officer.

I plead with all LEOs to take a minute and send a "NO PAROLE" letter so this savage mutant can never, ever see the light of day.

Tony Mos....you will always be "a partner, a hero, a friend".

Sandro Rizzotti (retired Det Squad Comm)
NYPD (former 67 pct.)

February 21, 2013

I am honored to have sent a "No parole" letter, so the cowardly subject remains locked up - and denied the pleasure of living in a world that you made safe for all of us.

Billy Russo (Det., Ret.)
Nassau County Police Dept. NY

February 20, 2013

Hi Anthony I pray God watches over you and your family awlays. May he grant you eternal peace, your bravery and courage will always be remebered. Not only did I know Anthony from the job I retired from the 63 Pct in 03/31/2004.
Me and Anthony went and graduated from Lafayette High School in 1981. God what a small world when I saw you one day in the 63 Pct helping out some guys as P.B.A. delegate.
I will always remember you not only as brother in blue but an old friend from the past. R.I.P my brother.....

Deputy Sheriff/Ret. Police Officer Colon
Orange County Sheriff's Office Fl.

February 20, 2013

It is an honor to send the no-parole letter for your family.

Police Officer Derek Walston
West Georgia Technical College Police Department

February 20, 2013

"Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called the children of God."
Matthew 5:9

Marshal Chris Di Gerolamo
Federal Air Marshal Service

February 20, 2013

I was honored to send off my 'No Parole' letter today for you, my brother in blue. Thank you for your sacrifice and may you forever, rest in peace. You are a true AMERICAN HERO !!!

My prayers continue to be with your family, friends and co-workers.

HEROES NEVER DIE...

Sgt. Mitch Cheselka (Retired)
Orange County Sheriff, California
Polk County Sheriff, Oregon

February 20, 2013

Can't believe it been 14 years. Always in our hearts and minds...until we meet again!

NYPD Family

May 26, 2012

I grew up around Anthony. I doubt he would even remember me, as I was a younger kid who would just watch him from afar. As a teenager, I was in awe of him. He was a big strong guy, and immediately commanded respect when he would show up at "17th Avenue Park". But Anthony was different. Although he was an imposing figure, there was something gentle about him. He looked out for the younger kids, and would never tolerate any bullying. When I found out he became a Police Officer, I was surprised. But then I later realized that he was probably one of the best men ever selected for such an important job. Anthony was a gentle giant. A decent person who was that rare combination of strength, decency, and warmth. The world is a sadder and colder place without him. And although I never really knew him very well, I know that he is sorely missed..even 13+1/2 years later.

Anonymous
Anonymous

December 28, 2011

I was a jury on this case. Like most other jurors I wanted murder charges not manslaughter, however there were some doubts surrounding this case since Betsy Ramos did not pull the triger. RIP Officer Mosomillo and may your family find the strength to continue their long journey to a happy peaceful life with you in their memories.

anonymous
juror

September 7, 2011

I was in the NYPD police academy when this tragedy occured. I will never forget this incident and will always remember PO Mosomillo. I have met people who knew him and say that he was The REAL DEAL> I believe it RIP ANTHONY

PO
NYPD Civilian when ths ocurred

June 15, 2010

You'll always be remembered, God Bless your Soul!!!

Sgt. Patti Testaverde
NYPD

March 25, 2010

TODAY WE REMEMBER ANTHONY WHO LEFT US WAY TO SOON BECAUSE THE SYSTEM FAILED HIM ALLOWING A LOWLIFE TO ROAM THE STREETS WHO SHOULD HAVE BEEN BEHIND BARS. HIS BRAVERY WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN AS HE MADE SURE THAT PIECE OF GARBAGE WOULD NEVER HURT HIS PARTNER OR ANOTHER COP AGAIN. WE SALUTE HIM FOR PROTECTING US HERE ON EARTH AS HE PROTECTS US FROM HIS PATROLS IN HEAVEN. THANK YOU ANTHONY, WE MISS YOU AND THINK OF YOU.

LT. CLAUDIO FERNANDEZ
NYPD

November 23, 2009

I met Anthony when I was doing my field training in the 067 back in 10/07. He called a bunch of us rookies over, told us he was the PBA delegate and gave us his business card if we needed anything. He then convinced some of the old timers to give up some lockers so us rookies didn't have to take our stuff home every night. I didn't know him well but it's little things like this that shows what a great guy he was and a good cop. God Bless

Det. Colin Smit
Fairfax County Police Dept.-CIB

September 23, 2009

I never had the opportunity to meet you, but still knew a lot about you from reading the stories about your death and seeing the memorial to you in the 67th Pct. I hope you are resting peacefully. You will never be forgotten...

Sergeant Chris DiToro
NYPD

May 26, 2009