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Overtime or Overreach? The Racial Double Standard in NYPD ‘Reform’
Executive Summary For over a decade, the New York City Police Department has operated under a ballooning overtime budget that defied financial logic and internal accountability. Between FY2013 and FY2022, the City’s annual overtime...
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Policy Memorandum: Civilianizing the NYPD—A Roadmap to Fiscal Responsibility and Public...
Executive Summary For over a century, the New York City Police Department (NYPD) has maintained a workforce structure that blurs the line between law enforcement and civil service. Despite repeated fiscal crises, audit warnings, and internal...
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UGESP Unveiled: Why Civil Service Compliance Begins with Valid Selection Procedures
Executive Summary For nearly half a century, the Uniform Guidelines on Employee Selection Procedures (UGESP) have served as the federal government’s benchmark for ensuring fairness and validity in hiring, promotion, and disqualification...
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Policing the Ranks: Why the NYPD’s Purge of Probationary Officers Should...
Executive Summary In a sweeping campaign portrayed as administrative reform, the Adams-Tisch administration has retroactively disqualified dozens of probationary NYPD officers—many of them Black, Latino, Asian, or military reservists—who had...
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The Retaliation Is the RICO: How Donlon’s Complaint Misuses Federal Procedure...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEFalse RICO Allegations Against Whistleblower Retired Lieutenant Quathisha Epps Accused of Weaponizing the Courts to Intimidate, Retaliate, and Distract from NYPD Command-Level Misconduct She Helped ExposeNew York,...
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“You and I Don’t Have a Relationship—Your P***y and I Do”:...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Systemic Failures at NYPD Cited in New Filing Detailing Pattern of Supervisory Abuse and Institutional Indifference New York, NY – June 27, 2025 — In a stunning and deeply disturbing development, NYPD Detective Shatorra...
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