NYPD officers harassed, doxed by agitators in Mamdani’s NYC

According to a report by the New York Post, activists have been recording exchanges with officers and uploading them online in a manner similar to anti-ICE activists who confront federal immigration agents.

“Nobody loves you because of the piece of sh*ts you all are…. Scumbags, you hear. Just f***ing scumbags. Dirty little rats,” a user identified as Stitch the Camera Guy said in a clip posted earlier this month. The video included the officer’s name, photo and information about complaints against the officer.

Other clips reportedly show officers in various settings while on duty as agitators taunt and yell at them. In some instances, individuals revealed officers’ full names and records in what appears to be an attempt to publicly dox their personal information. This comes amid the “ICE List” effort, a national doxxing project that surfaced in June 2025 and publicly identified thousands of federal immigration staffers, including contact and other personal information. The list contains more than 4,500 names.

“I don’t think the First Amendment gives you the right to harass police officers and thwart them from doing their job,” a law enforcement source told the New York Post. “I don’t think if you show this to any right- minded person that they’re going to think this is O.K.”

The source also attributed the agitation to city leadership, referencing socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani. Mamdani has previously called for defunding the police and has described the NYPD as “racist,” “anti-queer,” and “a major threat to public safety.”

“People take their lead from City Hall,” the source said. “They’re definitely more apt to act out during an administration that is sympathetic to them versus a law-and-order administration.”