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The NYPD has renamed its police academy in College Point as "The Steven D. McDonald Police Academy" to honor Detective Steven D. McDonald, who was paralyzed in a 1986 shooting and became known for his forgiveness. The name unveiling was attended by city officials, McDonald's family, and police leaders. McDonald, who died in 2017, continued to serve and speak about forgiveness after his injury, which occurred during an encounter with teenagers in Central Park. The academy now features memorabilia commemorating his career and legacy.
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