STOP FALSE POLICE REPORTING

Celebrating our 6th year anniversary of advocacy and policy work for survivors of false police reporting. Together we are making a difference and creating a safer community for all.

Dear New York State Legislators,

This is Anthony Dolci. I am the Director and Founder of Stop False Police Reporting. October 2020 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-level criminal penalties for civilians and law enforcement officers who weaponize the criminal justice system through false reporting, an accountability database, and a post-dismissal transparency reports. It also creates a pathway for survivors to pursue remedies beyond standard statutes of limitations.

 2. POLICE REPORTING POLICE MISCONDUCT:  requires law enforcement officers to report misconduct by fellow officers and directs the Division of Criminal Justice Services to establish standardized protocols for handling these reports. Additionally, it creates a criminal offense for the knowing failure to report misconduct, strengthening integrity within police agencies.
 
3. RE-ENTRY COMPENSATION for EXONERATEES: provides an immediate financial , housing, and social safety net for exonerated individuals during the vulnerable years long interim period following their release. This measure eliminates the dangerous multi-year gap between day-one re-entry and the ultimate resolution of their state compensation claims with the Court of Claims.

Anthony Dolci

Director and Founder 

STOP FALSE POLICE REPORTING

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2025 was a remarkable year for us, marking 3 significant milestones : 

1. Trademark Ownership - We’ve been approved for trademark registration and ownership by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on January 28, 2025, recognizing our organization’s name and logo “STOP FALSE POLICE REPORTING.” Anthony Dolci first created and branded the Stop False Police Reporting name & logo in November 2020.

2. Tax-Exempt Status - We’ve achieved official Not-for-Profit 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status with the IRS effective April 16, 2025.

3. NY State Registration -  We are registered w/ the NY Attorney General’s State Division of Social Justice Charity Bureau on July 28, 2025.