Sentences with phrase «york state law enforcement officers»

The quality of service these New York State law enforcement officers provide is second to none.

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Thirteen New York law enforcement officers, as well as a New York State Trooper who died in 2011 from 9 / 11 - linked cancer, were added to the New York State Fair's law enforcement memorial.

Hudson Valley Congressman Sean Patrick Maloney and New York's Acting Attorney General Barbara Underwood are among 16 people state legislators plan to interview to take over as New York's top law enforcement officer through the end of the year.

Lt. Craig Lehner has been added among the names of dozens of law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty on the State of New York Police Officers» Memorial inofficers who died in the line of duty on the State of New York Police Officers» Memorial inOfficers» Memorial in Albany.

The New York State Parole Board Friday denied parole for Judith Clark, the getaway driver in the failed 1981 Rockland County Brinks armored car robbery that left three law enforcement officers dead.

The names of dozens of law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty are being added to the State of New York Police Officers» Memorial inofficers who died in the line of duty are being added to the State of New York Police Officers» Memorial inOfficers» Memorial in Albany.

Governor Andrew Cuomo today issued an executive order directing the New York State attorney general «to investigate and, if warranted, prosecute certain matters involving the death of an unarmed civilian... caused by a law enforcement officer.»

«After working for a good part of my 45 - year career with environmental law enforcement officers from New York City and New York State it makes me proud that these are the people who stand behind me and understand my body of work.»

The challenges facing members of the law enforcement community are greater than ever before, and we need individuals like Thomas DiNapoli in leadership positions to help officers better serve the residents of New York State.»

Yes I am a family member of a victim of injustice, and if questionable police shootings, misconduct, and brutality were not investigated fully and fairly on a local level by Westchester County's top law enforcement officer why should the people of Westchester County or New York State believe that anything different will take place on an appellate level?

But in a statement to The Manhattan Times The Bronx Free Press, Lucian Chalfen, a spokeperson for the New York State Unified Court System (UCS), stressed that the courts are unable to ban law enforcement officers.

Investigators from the state Department of Motor Vehicles, New York State Police and other agencies teamed with local law enforcement officers to conduct the swstate Department of Motor Vehicles, New York State Police and other agencies teamed with local law enforcement officers to conduct the swState Police and other agencies teamed with local law enforcement officers to conduct the sweeps.

As a state legislator, it has been my privilege and priority to consistently stand behind and defend all of New York State's law enforcement agencies and officers, including the men and women who serve New York as EnCon Police and Park Police, Forest Rangers and University Postate legislator, it has been my privilege and priority to consistently stand behind and defend all of New York State's law enforcement agencies and officers, including the men and women who serve New York as EnCon Police and Park Police, Forest Rangers and University PoState's law enforcement agencies and officers, including the men and women who serve New York as EnCon Police and Park Police, Forest Rangers and University Police.

«Trooper Davis served as a member of the New York State Police for four years and his death is yet another sad reminder of the risks law enforcement officers face each day in order to protect our communities and serve the residents of this great state,» Cuomo said in a stateState Police for four years and his death is yet another sad reminder of the risks law enforcement officers face each day in order to protect our communities and serve the residents of this great state,» Cuomo said in a statestate,» Cuomo said in a statement.

Peter Barry, a State University at Albany police officer, was elected president of the Police Benevolent Association of New York State Law Enforcement, which represents State University Police, the Environmental Conservation Police, New York State Park Police, and New York State Forest Rangers.

«Under no circumstances should court officers interfere in the administration of duties of any law enforcement agencies in and around New York State courthouses.

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ALBANY, N.Y. (AP)-- The names of dozens of law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty have been added to the State of New York Police Officers» Memorial inofficers who died in the line of duty have been added to the State of New York Police Officers» Memorial inOfficers» Memorial in Albany.

The names of law enforcement officers (left) and firefighters (right) from New York who died in the line of duty are honored in a memorial at the New York State Fair.

GEDDES, N.Y. - Thirteen New York law enforcement officers, as well as a New York State Trooper who died in 2011 from 9 / 11 - linked cancer, were added to the New York State Fair's law enforcement memorial.

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«New York City police officers work effectively side - by - side with New York State Troopers and other state law enforcement on a daily basis, in all kinds of situations,» said Patrolmen's Benevolent Association president Patrick J LState Troopers and other state law enforcement on a daily basis, in all kinds of situations,» said Patrolmen's Benevolent Association president Patrick J Lstate law enforcement on a daily basis, in all kinds of situations,» said Patrolmen's Benevolent Association president Patrick J Lynch.

The New York State Sheriff's Association is advocating for money in the state budget to fund at least one armed law enforcement officer in each school in the sState Sheriff's Association is advocating for money in the state budget to fund at least one armed law enforcement officer in each school in the sstate budget to fund at least one armed law enforcement officer in each school in the statestate.

The New York State Unified Court System (UCS) has issued a statement that read, «Court officers are not complicit, do not coordinate with, facilitate or impede actions by outside law enforcement, including ICE agents, when they effect an arrest inside New York State courthouses.»

The New York State Sherriffs» Association is advocating for money in the state budget to fund at least one armed law enforcement officer in each school in the sState Sherriffs» Association is advocating for money in the state budget to fund at least one armed law enforcement officer in each school in the sstate budget to fund at least one armed law enforcement officer in each school in the statestate.

Chairman Michael C. Green, Executive Deputy Commissioner of the state Division of Criminal Justice Services; RoAnn M. Destito, Commissioner of the state Office of General Services; John P. Grebert, Executive Director of the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police; Peter R. Kehoe, Executive Director of the New York State Sheriffs» Association; Patrick J. Lynch, President of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association of the City of New York; Thomas H. Mungeer, President of the Police Benevolent Association of the New York State Troopers; Michael J. Palladino, President of the New York State Association of Police Benevolent Associations; Andrew Rakowsky, Chapter President of the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association; and Richard Wells, President of the Police Conference of New state Division of Criminal Justice Services; RoAnn M. Destito, Commissioner of the state Office of General Services; John P. Grebert, Executive Director of the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police; Peter R. Kehoe, Executive Director of the New York State Sheriffs» Association; Patrick J. Lynch, President of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association of the City of New York; Thomas H. Mungeer, President of the Police Benevolent Association of the New York State Troopers; Michael J. Palladino, President of the New York State Association of Police Benevolent Associations; Andrew Rakowsky, Chapter President of the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association; and Richard Wells, President of the Police Conference of New state Office of General Services; John P. Grebert, Executive Director of the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police; Peter R. Kehoe, Executive Director of the New York State Sheriffs» Association; Patrick J. Lynch, President of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association of the City of New York; Thomas H. Mungeer, President of the Police Benevolent Association of the New York State Troopers; Michael J. Palladino, President of the New York State Association of Police Benevolent Associations; Andrew Rakowsky, Chapter President of the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association; and Richard Wells, President of the Police Conference of New State Association of Chiefs of Police; Peter R. Kehoe, Executive Director of the New York State Sheriffs» Association; Patrick J. Lynch, President of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association of the City of New York; Thomas H. Mungeer, President of the Police Benevolent Association of the New York State Troopers; Michael J. Palladino, President of the New York State Association of Police Benevolent Associations; Andrew Rakowsky, Chapter President of the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association; and Richard Wells, President of the Police Conference of New State Sheriffs» Association; Patrick J. Lynch, President of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association of the City of New York; Thomas H. Mungeer, President of the Police Benevolent Association of the New York State Troopers; Michael J. Palladino, President of the New York State Association of Police Benevolent Associations; Andrew Rakowsky, Chapter President of the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association; and Richard Wells, President of the Police Conference of New State Troopers; Michael J. Palladino, President of the New York State Association of Police Benevolent Associations; Andrew Rakowsky, Chapter President of the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association; and Richard Wells, President of the Police Conference of New State Association of Police Benevolent Associations; Andrew Rakowsky, Chapter President of the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association; and Richard Wells, President of the Police Conference of New York.

To be included on the memorial, an individual must have held the position of a police officer as defined in New York State Criminal Procedure Law Section 1.20 (34) or have held the position of federal law enforcement officer and performed the same or essentially similar duties as those performed by a police officer as defined in that sectiLaw Section 1.20 (34) or have held the position of federal law enforcement officer and performed the same or essentially similar duties as those performed by a police officer as defined in that sectilaw enforcement officer and performed the same or essentially similar duties as those performed by a police officer as defined in that section.

All are sworn Deputy Sheriff's and certified New York State police officers engaged in criminal law enforcement throughout Erie County.

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In 16 states, only public officials such as law enforcement and humane officers can legally break into a car to rescue an animal (Arizona, California, Delaware, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Nevada, New Hampshire, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Vermont, and Washington).

Our peace officers are both active and retired law enforcement personnel who enforce the New York State Agriculture and Market Law with regard to the prevention of mistreatment and cruelty to animalaw enforcement personnel who enforce the New York State Agriculture and Market Law with regard to the prevention of mistreatment and cruelty to animaLaw with regard to the prevention of mistreatment and cruelty to animals.

As a New York Department of Corrections Officer and honorably discharged United States Air Force Police Officer more than 30 - years» experience in all facets of law enforcement, one of my primary goals has been to provide the highest level of protection and create a safe and protective haven for my peers and inmates in my assigned correctional facilities.

Provided dignitary protection for all visiting dignitaries to New York City including Presidential detail for the President of the United States Provided close collaboration with other law enforcements agencies: Bomb Squad, Hostage Negotiation Team, FBI and Secret Service, and served as supervisor and Police Officer in charge.