NEW YORK (1010 WINS) — This NYPD mane-stay is off to retirement.
Broadway, a veteran horse on the NYPD's mounted unit is hanging up his hooves after 12 years of service, the department announced Sunday.
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NYPD Chief of Special Operations Chief Harry Wedin said Broadway will retire to a Connecticut pasture.
"This week, after 12 years as a crime fighter, Broadway is hanging up his shoes," Wedin tweeted. "Broadway has patrolled the streets of NYC after joining the #NYPD at the age of 5. He will be spending his retirement on a local farm in Connecticut. Congratulations & thank you for your service!"
The NYPD's Mounted Patrol Unit dates back to 1858 and currently features about 50 horses, according to the Chief Leader.
