The daughter of New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio had her full arrest report stemming from the George Floyd protests in Manhattan shared on social media thanks to the NYPD Sergeant’s Benevolent Association (SBA).

On Sunday night, SBA boss Ed Mullins, who is a constant critic of Mayor de Blasio, tweeted out the arrest report pertaining to 25-year-old Chiara de Blasio.

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“How can the NYPD protect the city of NY from rioting anarchist when the Mayors object throwing daughter is one of them. Now we know why he is forbidding Mounted units to be mobilized and keeping the NYPD from doing their jobs,” the tweet read.

The tweet was accompanied by Chiara’s arrest report, which contained personal information like her New York state ID number, height, weight, birth date and home address. Twitter flagged the tweet for violating its rules with a note reading “This tweet is no longer available.”

Twitter says a user “may not publish or post other people’s private information without their express authorization and permission,” and that the SBA account “is temporarily locked for violating our private information policy.” The NYC mayor’s daughter was arrested Saturday night. Mayor de Blasio said he was “so proud” of her.

The Political Insider reported Monday, “On Saturday night, the daughter of New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio was arrested during a protest over the death of George Floyd. Now, de Blasio is speaking out to say that he is ‘so proud’ of his daughter for taking her protest far enough that it landed her behind bars.”

“During a press conference on Monday, de Blasio said that neither he nor his wife Chirlane McCray knew that their 25-year-old daughter Chiara had the ‘intention to get arrested,’ adding that he was fully supportive of what she did when he heard the news.”

“I love my daughter deeply. I honor her,” de Blasio said. “She is such a good human being. She only wants to do good in the world. She wants to see a better and more peaceful world,” adding, “I’m proud of her that she cares so much she was willing to go out there and do something about it,” the mayor said.

However, the SBA was not “proud” their tweet was removed by Twitter. “[T]he purpose of twitter and social media is to allow a free exchange of ideas as long as it’s lawful speech…not only did they shut down our account because of something that is already out there but this is a union social media account that we use to communicate to our members but also to mobilize our members and keep them up to date on issues,” SBA President Ed Mullins said. “This is a time we need to communicate with our members and [the] public…and is an attack against union issues and the relevant events going on.”

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