Pete the Elf has transferred to the NYPD from the far North to take on a temporary assignment for the holidays. He’s helping to watch out if the citizens on his beat are naughty or nice. Related: 85+ Easy & Silly Elf on the Shelf Games & Ideas for 2023Join us in welcoming Pete, a new addition to our squad!
Transferring in from the far North on a temporary assignment, Pete’s helping us launch a holiday pilot program—to determine if you’ve been bad or good. For goodness sake, we hope it works! #PeteOnTheBeat reporting for duty! pic.twitter.com/EZ6krnodYZ — NYPD 19th Precinct (@NYPD19Pct) December 1, 2019
Pete perused the NYPD’s Most Wanted list for the most heinous holiday criminals, in the hopes of finding the individual who stole Christmas, the magician responsible for taking Frosty the Snowman’s magic hat and more.? North Pole’s Most Wanted ?
Studying our naughty list #PeteOnTheBeat needs your help, if you know anything about these individuals please call our Detectives at (212) 452-0630. All calls are completely confidential. pic.twitter.com/k9jhD7pr6o — NYPD 19th Precinct (@NYPD19Pct) December 4, 2019
Candy cane assaults are extra serious crime this time of year and Pete is on the case to solve them. Pete has also patrolled in a police cruiser, decorated the precinct, and “helped” with some of the office paperwork in his first few days with the NYPD. What else will he do this Christmas season? Follow Pete’s adventures on Twitter using the hashtag #PeteOnTheBeat at the NYPD 19th Precinct to see what else this special elf does to protect the city.In the criminal justice system, candy cane assaults are considered especially heinous.
In New York City, the dedicated detective who investigates these vicious crimes is a member of an elite squad & is known as #PeteOnTheBeat. These are his stories. #DunDun pic.twitter.com/LUMGs4n8E4 — NYPD 19th Precinct (@NYPD19Pct) December 6, 2019
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