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Thanks---here's the complete story.

1/1- NY POST EXCERPT---here's the squalid assumptions behind so much of de Blasio’s anti-cop rhetoric.

Candidate de Blasio ran his campaign for mayor based on calumny: that the NYPD is a racist police force. This was what de Blasio meant when he campaigned against “an abusive stop-and-frisk policy that targeted communities of color.” In other words, we weren’t talking about a few bad apples. We were talking about an entire force out to get people of color.

And just look at the characters who were attracted by the argument. Start with Kicy Motley. Back when de Blasio was but one Democratic candidate among many (and not even the leading one) vying for the nomination, Motley was working on the de Blasio campaign. She came to the campaign with definite views on the cops.

A year earlier, she’d tweeted “F?-?-?k. The.Police” after New York cops shot and killed a knife-wielding man in Times Square. Later she had tweeted “there’s a part of me rooting for #Dorner,” a reference to former LAPD cop Chris Dorner, who killed three police officers and the daughter of a police officer in a shooting spree that ended when he took his own life. Today Motley proudly works for Mayor de Blasio in a do-nothing “community affairs” jobs in Brooklyn.

Shortly after Motley’s tweets became public, another member of Team de Blasio was found to have made similar posts. In addition to rants against Jews and vulgar references to then-Speaker Christine Quinn’s anatomy,

Anthony “Tony” Baker — who worked for then-Public Advocate de Blasio — had posted this gem: “Kill the Police.” Baker resigned, and de Blasio went on to be elected mayor. For a while, all was quiet. Then came the infamous July meeting at City Hall, where the mayor seated the loudest voice in the anti-cop chorus, the Rev. Al Sharpton who used his position to suggest that instead of retraining his cops, the mayor should “perp-walk one of them.”

Two months later, New Yorkers learned that one of the mayor’s top advisers, Rachel Noerdlinger, was living with a man who is also no fan of police. Hassaun McFarlan has a long criminal record that includes homicide, conspiring to run a cocaine operation and nearly running a New Jersey cop off the road. In his Facebook posts, McFarlan calls police officers “pigs.”

NOTE: Noerdlinger was once Sharpton's aide----she then beace an aide to deBlobbio's lesbian wife. When the dirt on her emerged, she would not quit her cushy job. She was later put on leave AFTER de Blobbio defended her....... she then showed up beside Sharpton.