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NYPD officers urge anti-doxxing legislation at rally

NYPD officers rallied at New York City Hall to urge passage of anti-doxxing legislation protecting law enforcement from harassment and threats. Union President Scott Munro said the bill would mirror Florida's “Halo” law, which enforces a 15-foot buffer zone. Suffolk County officer Louis Civello recounted that a protester he had arrested tracked down his home and waited outside.
WHO: NYPD officers, including NYPD DEA Union President Scott Munro
WHAT: NYPD officers rallied at New York City Hall to urge passage of anti-doxxing legislation.
WHEN: Oct 20, 2026
WHERE: New York City, USA
WHY: The officers sought legal protections against harassment and threats linked to the exposure of officers’ personal information and home addresses.

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