The NYPD Police Academy will soon be touchingly renamed after one of the department’s most storied fallen heroes — Detective Steven McDonald. Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch said the sprawling 30-acre Queens campus, which is responsible for the training of New York’s Finest, will be named after McDonald because he is “truly the embodiment of who we want our officers to be." McDonald had only two years on the job in July 1986 when a 15-year-old robbery suspect shot him three times in Central Park – with one of the bullets shattering the 29-year-old cop’s spine, leaving him paralyzed from the waist down.