Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

I proudly worked in the 28 from 7/86 to 5/98.The first thing you learned was the story of Phil Cardillo.You read the book,and listened to the senior guys.The battlecry was simple:
"REMEMBER CARDILLO"

We will never forget

Sgt.Gavin Duffy
NYPD

November 29, 2005

I served in the 28th Pct from 2/1/55 to
1967. I retired in 1972. I for one knew about the Mosque on 116st, which was my post for many tours. I will never forget Phillip Cardillo. God bless him.

Ptl Anthony Pucci
Retired

June 21, 2005

I'll always remember this day, as the blackest day in NYPD history. It was a disgrace what the upper hierarchy of NYC Govt did on that day by letting go all the suspects, and then come up with an obscure dept. memo regarding Sensitive Prone Locations, saying that this officer should not have been in that Mosque. This officer did what any other officer would have done in the same situation. He was truly a hero, and should always be remembered as ONE!

PO John F Whelan,Jr
NYPD

June 20, 2005

Officer Cardillo will never be forgotten. He was a true hero and its ashame that the PC and Mayor chose not to attend his funeral.

A Citizen

January 27, 2005

Phillip Cardillo's memory will not be forgotten, I understand a bok is in the works in regards to his tragic and senseless demise.

January 4, 2005

AS I SPENT MY ENTIRE, THOUGH SHORT, CAREER IN THE 028 PCT FROM 1982-1992 , THROUGH MY PRESENT VARIOUS POLICE ASSOCIATIONS I WILL AT LEAST NEVER ALLOW THIS SAID OFFICER'S NAME TO EVER BE FORGOTTEN !

FRATERNALLY
TIMOTHY MOTTO
MEMBER OF THE FOP, LONG ISLAND SHIELDS, NYPD NY10-13, RPA, AND IPA

PO TIMOTHY MOTTO
NYPD

November 27, 2003