Additional records signed Thursday by former officer Ryan Speakman, the dog’s handler, show that the city also agreed to pay him $40,000.
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Under the settlement, records relating to Speakman’s termination will be removed from his personnel file, he will submit a voluntary letter of resignation effective last July and he will be able to purchase Serg, the Belgian Malinois who bit Rose, from the city for $1.
‘A gift to Moscow’: dismay as NYPD takes part in UAE Swat games with Chechnya and Belarus
Same song, different verse.
One city down, 149 to go…
…but we need to change this attitude towards their latest set of expensive, useless gadgets first:
“Technology is where policing is going as a whole. If we’re not utilizing technology, then we fall behind in crime fighting,” Police Superintendent Larry Snelling told The AP in an October interview. “There are always going to be issues. Nothing is 100% and nothing’s going to be perfect.”
From the same group that can’t be bothered to follow up on the technology they already have:
Conner was on-duty and in uniform in a patrol car. She was taken to jail in her own cruiser.
In the grand scheme of things, just about the weakest entry on the list.
And one of the very few that lead to the cop being arrested.
I’m sure her being a Black woman couldn’t possibly be related to the reaction of the fellow officers, could it?
According to a criminal complaint, police arrested the man named in Chell’s post on Feb. 23, accusing him of jumping a subway turnstile without paying and possessing narcotics and a stolen iPhone.
Prosecutors in the Bronx requested he be held on bail of $10,000. But Judge Michele Davila — the actual judge presiding over the case — set him free, agreeing with defense attorneys that the man was not a flight risk. Though he has several prior arrests, he had not missed a court date since 2007, Davila noted.
The NYPD has taken a more aggressive approach on social media in recent months, railing against those who are perceived as soft on crime or unfairly critical of the department.
Prior to the court’s statement, the NYPD’s top spokesperson, Tarik Sheppard, said he “fully supported” the decision to condemn judges, adding that the practice would continue in the future.
Assholes all…
Another case of cops who shoot first and ask questions later 
:
Along with the lack of attention to detail when identifying Black suspects:
So are the lying scum of the earth who deliberately hid exculpatory evidence and put an innocent man away for 34 years still alive, and if so can they go to jail for the rest of their own worthless lives?
