Stop False Police Reporting

10/05/2026

October marks the 6th anniversary of STOP FALSE POLICE REPORTING and we’re celebrating this significant milestone with gratitude and determination. Over the past 6 years, we’ve been dedicated to advocating for survivors of false police reporting and creating legislative initiatives to address this critical public safety issue. Inspired by the false reporting we experienced at Dorchester Towers, Anthony Dolci first established Stop False Police Reporting in 2020, shortly after his own wrongful arrests were dismissed. With the help of impacted individuals, volunteers, and supporters, we’re grateful for the support of our community and extend our deepest gratitude to our supporters, New York State legislators, partner organizations, and impacted individuals who have helped us reach this 6th milestone.

As we celebrate our 6th anniversary, we’re excited to announce that our organization is advancing three bill proposals to protect the rights of survivors of false police reporting. Two of our three policy reform initiatives—Bill Proposal #1, which has been introduced at the New York State legislative level, and Bill Proposal #3—were created by our Director and Founder, Anthony Dolci, and represent key components of our efforts to advance meaningful legislative reform:

1. STOP FALSE POLICE REPORTING: Establishes felony penalties for civilians and law enforcement officers who weaponize the criminal justice system through false reporting; creates an accountability database and post-dismissal transparency reports; and provides survivors a pathway to pursue remedies beyond standard statutes of limitations.
2. POLICE REPORTING POLICE MISCONDUCT: Requires law enforcement officers to report misconduct by fellow officers; directs DCJS to establish standardized reporting protocols; and creates a criminal offense for knowingly failing to report misconduct.
3. RE-ENTRY COMPENSATION FOR EXONEREES: Provides immediate financial, housing, and social support to exonerees during the years-long gap between release and resolution of state compensation claims, creating a safety net during re-entry.

We dedicate this to every single survivor of false police reporting who has been denied justice and accountability, has not been exonerated, or remains incarcerated for a crime they did not commit.

10/04/2026

Yesterday, October 2, marked International Wrongful Conviction Day, and it was especially meaningful to attend the Race and Wrongful Conviction Symposium held that day at Lipton Hall at NYU School of Law from 10 AM to 6 PM. Hosted by the Center on Race, Inequality, and the Law at NYU School of Law, the Innocence Project, and the NYU Review of Law & Social Change, STOP FALSE POLICE REPORTING connected with dedicated advocates, legal scholars, and leaders in the fight against injustice. Throughout the day, we listened to powerful, firsthand accounts from wrongfully convicted individuals, including moving discussions with Raymond Santana and Kevin Richardson of the Exonerated Five, who bravely shared their harrowing stories of systemic racism, coercion, and the relentless journey to reclaim their freedom.

Moments like these reinforce the urgent need for systemic reform, accountability, and true justice. Connecting with such an extraordinary community of survivors, attorneys, and changemakers fuels STOP FALSE POLICE REPORTING’s ongoing mission to fight for survivors of false police reporting, hold those responsible accountable, and create clear pathways to meaningful compensation for those who have suffered these injustices.

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10/04/2026

PALATIALPUBLISHINGLLC OPTIMIZE OCTOBER MONTH SPOTLIGHT: ANTHONY DOLCI As part of Optimize October Month, Palatial Publishing LLC proudly spotlights Anthony Dolci, founder of Stop False Police Reporting, an advocacy initiative focused on promoting truth, accountability, fairness, and greater public awareness. Through this platform, Anthony works to bring attention to the serious consequences false police reports can have on individuals, families, and communities while encouraging responsible reporting, informed dialogue, and a stronger understanding of how accountability contributes to safer communities.

Anthony’s work demonstrates the impact that can come from using a platform with purpose. Stop False Police Reporting reflects a commitment to advocacy, education, and community awareness by creating space for conversations about justice, responsibility, and the importance of accurate reporting. His efforts show how one person’s determination to address an issue can grow into a broader mission centered on educating the public, encouraging positive change, and helping communities become more informed.

During Optimize October Month, Palatial Publishing LLC is proud to recognize Anthony Dolci and Stop False Police Reporting for continuing to use advocacy as a tool for awareness and accountability. To learn more and stay connected, follow Stop False Police Reporting on Facebook and Instagram, email [email protected], or call 929-600-3400. Truth. Accountability. Safer Communities.

07/11/2026

7 years ago today, I recorded this video inside 20th precinct NYPD -after being arrested on a public street while peacefully protesting against the false reports Dorchester Towers filed against my husband and me. Today marks the 7th anniversary of that wrongful arrest, & justice still has not been served. G**s against Dorchester Towers

Dorchester Towers engaged in a campaign of harassment and displacement by instructing the staff of our building to call the 911 emergency system on us (31 times), weaponizing law enforcement to police our presence in common areas.

From Oct to Nov 2018, while residing at Dorchester Towers, During those two months, I was wrongfully placed in handcuffs on 7 separate occasions and forcibly brought to Bellevue and Mount Sinai against my will. Final evaluations confirmed that I was neither mentally unstable nor a danger to myself or others—demonstrating these reports were malicious fabrications intended to weaponize the 911 system against my family. TopFans

The following year in 2019, I suffered further criminalization when former property manager Kelly Ann (Whipple) Desrosier/ Dorchester Towers filed a series of false police reports. These allegations—falsely claiming I issued death threats, violated a court-ordered injunction, and sent threatening emails—resulted in my arrest on three more separate occasions.

7 years later, the devastating and permanent trauma inflicted upon my spouse and me remains unresolved. Despite documented evidence proving that these parties falsified sworn statements and police reports, the NYPD & the Manhattan D.A.’s Office have refused to initiate an investigation or prosecute these crimes. We were repeatedly re-victimized by their refusal to act, claiming that taking a report from us would contradict the charges filed against me by previous detectives & prosecutors in my 2019 criminal case that was dismissed.

This systemic failure is precisely why I founded my advocacy group in October 2020, just two months after the dismissal of my own criminal case. Today, we continue to pursue civil litigation against Dorchester Towers, Kelly Ann Desrosier, for these malicious acts, a pursuit validated when 5 NY Supreme Court judges unanimously overturned a lower court's dismissal in our favor. Stop False Police Reporting

06/29/2026

In the spirit of Pride, Stop False Police Reporting extends our warmest wishes for a safe and beautiful weekend to all of our supporters, their families and friends, and those directly impacted—the survivors of false reporting and wrongful convictions. As we celebrate, let us hold in our thoughts those who cannot be with us today—the individuals who remain unjustly incarcerated and are still bravely fighting for their innocence and freedom.

Today, June 28, for the NYC Pride March, Stop False Police Reporting was invited to march along with Governor Kathy Hochul‘s group. During the pride march, we got a chance to connect with many LGBTQIA+ individuals, advocates, lawyers, and elected officials, including Senator Robert Jackson and Assemblymember David Weprin. Our group raised awareness as we marched proudly with other LGBTQ+ individuals. One of the highlights of the day was when the Mayor's Office for People with Disabilities was with us, and New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani came alongside of our group and shook our hands and said hello, and also when Attorney General Letitia James greeted us very affectionately. We got to connect with so many attendees along the way, passing out flyers and literature about the advocacy and policy work we are doing for survivors of false reporting. It was a spectacular day of diversity, and we were really proud to be part of this.
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06/21/2026

STOP FALSE POLICE REPORTING shares a powerful update and celebration from the Major Owens Community Wellness Center in Brooklyn. We were honored to be part of Kamla Millwood’s Palatial Publishing LLC’s Juneteenth & Caribbean-American Heritage Month Expo. Yesterday’s celebration was incredibly vibrant and full of communal joy, celebrating Juneteenth and Caribbean Pride. Kamla Millwood Palatial Publishing Press

Our organization took the opportunity to continue its vital advocacy work. As a survivor-led 501(c)(3) nonprofit, it is essential to be present in our community to build awareness and provide support. We engaged with numerous attendees, sharing information about the critical bills we are advancing to protect the rights of survivors of false police reporting by law enforcement officers and civilians. Our booth was a hub of meaningful dialogue and connection.

The conversations yesterday were both deeply moving and encouraging, reflecting a genuine, widespread interest in justice, accountability, and the necessary, survivor-led change we advocate for. We connected with attendees, other small business owners, and local leaders, all united by a shared purpose. There was also one moment where a woman shared about one of her family members being wrongfully incarcerated, which brought her and myself to tears, and is another reason why I am so inspired to continue to do this work.

Finally, I must share a special and deeply heartfelt thank you to my supportive husband, Ming Infante. Your love, hard work, and encouragement have been absolutely foundational to this journey, and you have been supportive since the founding of this organization in 2020. Celebrating our 26th anniversary together this month reminds me that leading an advocacy organization is challenging work, but your presence in my corner makes all the difference. None of this progress would be possible without your support, and I am eternally grateful.

06/01/2026

🔥 VIP Vendor Spotlight: STOP FALSE POLICE REPORTING 🔥Palatial Publishing LLC’s Juneteenth and Caribbean American Heritage Month Small Business Expo proudly welcomes Anthony Dolci, Founder and Director of Stop False Police Reporting. Anthony Dolci

Established in October 2020, Stop False Police Reporting was born out of lived experience and resilience. After being wrongfully placed in handcuffs 10 times and enduring 31 instances where police were called and weaponized against him and his husband, Ming Infante, at Dorchester Towers, Anthony Dolci transformed pain into purpose by creating this powerful, survivor-led organization. G**s against Dorchester Towers

Based in Manhattan and serving all five boroughs of New York City, Stop False Police Reporting is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit committed to advocating for survivors of false police reporting and driving meaningful policy reform to address this critical public safety issue.

Through bold advocacy and legislative action, the organization works to end false police reporting by both law enforcement officers and civilians, while establishing a clear pathway for survivors to obtain justice and rightful compensation for the permanent harm they have experienced.

At the heart of SFPR’s mission are three major legislative proposals aimed at protecting the rights of survivors and establishing a clear pathway to justice. One of these proposals has been introduced at the New York State legislative level, which was originally created and developed by SFPR Founder and Director Anthony Dolci, including its name, framework, and core provisions. All three of the following bill proposals are advanced under this framework:

1, Survivors of False Police Reporting: This bill seeks to elevate knowingly false police reports to felony charges for both civilians & law enforcement, while establishing a public database to track and identify offenders. This legislation would require prosecutors, following case dismissal, to provide detailed reports outlining whether accusers recanted & whether sufficient evidence ever supported the claims.

2 Reporting Police Misconduct: Strengthening police accountability through mandatory misconduct reporting by fellow police officers.

3 Compensation for the Exonerated: This proposal aims to create dedicated state funding to support exonerees immediately upon their release, ensuring a more humane & just reentry into society.

Please Sign the Stop False Police Reporting Petition: https://www.change.org/p/stop-false-police-reporting-e71a6a06-d46e-4616-b5a6-79d255d9666f

Every effort led by Stop False Police Reporting is rooted in justice, accountability, and advocacy for those who have been denied fairness, denied compensation, or remain unjustly convicted.

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05/13/2026

Creating Pathways for Justice and Compensation: Advancing Advocacy and Policy Work for Survivors of False Police Reporting: I would like to extend my sincere thanks to Professor Sergio Grossi for the opportunity to speak at John Jay College yesterday, May 11th, to both of his classes about the advocacy and policy work we do for survivors of false reporting.

It was such a great experience for me to connect with the students and hear their voices, perspectives, and questions. Engaging with the next generation of leaders in this field is vital to raising awareness and advancing our mission for survivors.

I am also grateful and appreciative of your engagement during both classroom sessions, including your insightful questions, and for the opportunity to share how I was impacted by false reporting, as well as the legislative proposals we are working on, which I hope helped inform and inspire the students and gave them greater understanding of the dangers of false reporting through hearing my story.

Thank you again for your time and for the invitation to contribute to your curriculum. I look forward to the possibility of collaborating again in the future.

05/09/2026

Creating Pathways for Justice and Compensation: Advancing Advocacy and Policy Work for Survivors of False Police Reporting”

On Monday, May 11, 2026, I have been invited to speak at John Jay College of Criminal Justice. The lectures will take place at the John Jay campus located at 524 West 59th Street, New York, NY 10019.

These presentations are not open to the public and are reserved exclusively for the students and faculty of the John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

I will be presenting to two classes:

• SOC 301 – Penology: 4:30 PM – 5:45 PM

• SOC 216 – Probation & Parole: 5:55 PM – 7:10 PM

The lecture, titled “Creating Pathways for Justice and Compensation: Advancing Advocacy and Policy Work for Survivors of False Police Reporting,” will examine the unique challenges survivors face when dealing with the police and District Attorney’s office. I will also be sharing about my wrongful arrest, and the Stop False Police Reporting organization’s advocacy and policy work—including three bill proposals we are advancing for survivors at the New York State level.

The discussion will highlight how our legislative efforts aim to protect the rights of survivors of false police reporting, police accountability, and establish a clear pathway for both justice and compensation within the criminal justice system.

05/08/2026

Dear supporters of Stop False Police Reporting, Happy Friday! Today, I am asking everyone to please remember to sign and share our petition on Change.org. Your support is vital to help us raise awareness for our cause and push for the legislative changes we need.

I greatly appreciate all your help in making our voices heard.

Please Sign and Share the Petition Here:
https://www.change.org/p/stop-false-police-reporting-e71a6a06-d46e-4616-b5a6-79d255d9666f

Anthony Dolci
Director and Founder
Stop False Police Reporting

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