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NYPD Cracks Down on Ex-Cops for Using Trademarked Department Shield

July 10, 2009  | 

The NYPD is warning retired cops they can't display the department shield on T-shirts or Web sites - drawing howls of outrage.

Cease-and-desist letters were sent to nonprofit clubs run by ex-cops, accusing them of trademark infringement for using the badge in their materials.

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