Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Anthony Bologna
The purpose of this article is not to "name and shame" someone, but to fulfill our curiosity, same as any.  This pepper spraying incident is so peculiar because, whatever the critics say, he had no reluctance to do it right out in front of the cameras, and there's no strong reason to think the NYPD is going to call his behavior inappropriate.  That gets us interested in what kind of job he holds, who he answers to, what the policies are, what his history was with the other protests, what grudges people hold against him that might taint their version of events, etc. etc., leading, as a river leads to the sea, to the general desire for a full and fair biographical article about the person.  And I think I've done a fair amount to balance it out.  There's lots more information out there about him.  For the record I think other Deputy Inspectors in the NYPD should be covered here, for example Roy T. Richter mentioned in this article as head of a police union.  I think if you Google him you find lots of fairly good sources worthy of making a biography also.  I would ask whether people here want a ban on ''every'' Deputy Inspector, or only those receiving negative publicity which is all over the headline news?  My position is simple: cover the  facts
— User:Wnt, 17:59, 2 October 2011 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:WELLKNOWN (Wikipedia:Biographies of living persons)