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Category Archives: Civil Service Law
Hempstead Police Official: I’m being forced to quit
Willie R. Dixon, until recently the second-in-command of Hempstead Village’s police department, plans to retire on July 22 — the result, he says, of being stripped of his rank.Dixon, who spent about 30 years on the force, was not reappointed...
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Officers who faced charges after fatal shooting of Gilberto Blanco in...
Two cops hailed as heroes and then brought up on departmental charges after a fatal shooting in Brooklyn could soon be in the clear.NYPD lawyers have told an administrative judge that charges should be dropped against Officers India Archie and...
Read More ›British Are Coming to Fight Cancer; an Officer Is Cleared
At 10 a.m. Tuesday, the fatal shooting of a day laborer by Officer Dawn Ortiz of the New York City police more than two years ago endured some of its final public moments in a quiet courtroom at Police Headquarters. Now, the departmental lawyer...
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School ‘cop’ sex shocker Safety agents: It was hop-in-sack or get...
Hormones are raging among the NYPD'S school safety agents.The Police Department's School Safety Division is a raunchy, sexually charged environment where some female agents regularly engage in down-and-dirty noontime affairs with bosses inside...
Read More ›Retired top cop Louis Anemone blasts NYPD’s slap of two officers
A retired top cop is criticizing the NYPD'S move to punish two officers for the fatal shooting of a deranged Brooklyn man.Disciplining the cops for not hiding behind the bushes to escape the chair-swinging man would be "counter-productive and...
Read More ›How One Police Dept. Reached 2 Rulings on a Shooting
In August 2009, a NYPD panel, after reviewing evidence and interviews with police officers, school safety agents and a civilian witness, signed off on a decision in the fatal police shooting of a a day laborer nine months earlier: Officer Dawn...
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