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To: joseffy who wrote (824237)	12/21/2014 12:56:59 AM
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A blue wall of silently seething police officers turned their backs on Mayor de Blasio Saturday night — literally. As the mayor and his entourage snaked through a jammed third-floor corridor at Woodhull Hospital, where two officers had been pronounced dead just hours earlier, scores of grieving cops faced the walls — and away from the leader they believe has failed them. Earlier, de Blasio approached a cluster of cops at the Brooklyn Hospital and offered, “We’re all in this together.” “No we’re not,” an officer replied tersely, according to a cop who witnessed the icy scene. The rank-and-file’s anger at the mayor was palpable citywide. “It’s f–king open season on us right now,” one officer said. “When is he going to step up?” The Patrolmen’s Benevolent Associationcirculated a message that fumed, “The mayor’s hands are literally dripping with our blood.” Just last week, cops began signing a “Don’t Insult My Sacrifice” waiver, distributed by the PBA, that warned the mayor and speaker to stay away from funerals of cops killed in the line of duty. Cont... nypost.com