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Bo Dietl, the businessman and former police detective who is running for mayor of New York City as an independent, began airing his first 30 - second television advertisement of the general election, in which he accuses de Blasio of «turning his back on dead cops.»
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Chief Investigator and former first deputy Suffolk police commissioner John Barry, who helped Sini overhaul the Suffolk Police Department's Internal Affairs Bureau, will oversee the detectives and investigators assigned to the district attorney's opolice commissioner John Barry, who helped Sini overhaul the Suffolk Police Department's Internal Affairs Bureau, will oversee the detectives and investigators assigned to the district attorney's oPolice Department's Internal Affairs Bureau, will oversee the detectives and investigators assigned to the district attorney's office.
Tennessee authorities say a former detective, who was celebrated for being the first Kurdish person to join Nashville's police force, has been charged with 57 counts of official misconduct.
Former Suffolk County Police Chief James Burke was arrested on charges he beat a handcuffed burglary suspect and then pressured detectives who witnessed the alleged encounter to conceal it, according to a federal indictment unsealed yesterday.
Kevin M. Tuffey, a former State Police senior investigator who was chief of the Albany Police Department in the late 1990s, and Stanley C. Sardinia, a former NYPD detective, worked at the authority for years and were involved in the investigation of whether a former top authority official's government cellphone had been used to contact a suspected prostitute, according to the people familiar with the case.
The grand jury's focus, the sources said, is Gary Gordon, a former Rensselaer County district attorney's investigator and former Democratic candidate for sheriff, and Detective Ron Fountain, who retired abruptly last year as the Troy Police Department probed the leak.
De Blasio will now face Staten Island Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis, the presumptive GOP nominee, and9 former police detective Bo Dietl, who is running as an independent, in the November general election.
BY DUNCAN OSBORNE A former NYPD detective who was a frequent and reassuring presence at demonstrations and LGBTQ events when he was with the police department has sued a Long Island organization charging that it defamed him on a website and Twitter account.
Former Suffolk County Police Chief James Burke was arrested Wednesday on charges he beat a handcuffed burglary suspect and then pressured detectives who witnessed the alleged encounter to conceal it, according to a federal indictment unsealed Wednesday.
Mr. Dietl, the former police detective and television personality who was effectively booted from the Republican Party in a paperwork error, held a fund - raiser on Tuesday night at the Manhattan apartment of the billionaire investor Steven A. Cohen.
«Anything that makes it easy to obtain drugs or use drugs will encourage the use of drugs,» says Jerome Storch, a former New York State police detective who is now a professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York.
In Alexandros Avranas's Dark Crimes, a former police detective, Tadek (Jim Carrey), delves into a cold case previously investigated by a former colleague, Greger (Robert Wieckiewicz), who's now the chief of police.
Rules of Engagement) is a green, but very ambitious police officer who desires strongly to follow in his father's footsepts by becoming a detective lieutenant, which he attains by taking partial credit for the infamous Nite Owl murders, where three men barge into a diner and kill all of the inhabitants inside, including a former police officer named Stensland (Beckel, Blue Streak) Stensland's former partner is Bud White (Crowe, The Quick and the Dead), a rough - and - tumble cop as loyal as they come, but also willing to do the things that Exley is not, namely, to cross over the line of the law to see that justice is served.
In the earlier film O'Neal was engaged in a battle of wits with an insurance investigator (Warren Oates), very much a model of his former, straight self, who has sworn to nail him; here he is up against a manic police detective (Bruce Dern) determined to do the same, and to break the law if he has to to get the job done.
Dreyfuss (Close Encounters, Jaws) and Estevez (The Breakfast Club, Nightmares) play two Seattle police detectives, Lecce and Reimer, given an assignment to stakeout the house of Maria McGuire (Stowe, Short Cuts), the former girlfriend of a dangerous criminal who has just busted out of prison, the murderous Stick Montgomery (Quinn, Benny & Joon).
In Walter Mosley's crime novel, Down the River Unto the Sea, the protagonist, Joe King Oliver, is a former NYC police detective who starts his own private investigative agency as a follow up career.
It revolves around three characters: former police officer Adrian Wall, who has just been released after doing 13 years hard time for a violent crime he swears he didn't commit; the victim's son, Gideon, who wants revenge; and Detective Elizabeth Black, the only person who believes that Wall is innocent.
So if the author isn't a former police detective, then who is he?
The Detail highlights the exploits of jaded police detective Reginald «Reggie» Moore, a veteran gumshoe who has grown frustrated with the police department's inability to curb crime, and former confidential informant Joseph «Joe» Miller, who is hesitantly dragged back into the criminal underworld at Moore's insistence.
«A former Hartford police detective who claimed that he was fired because he helped blow the whistle on police corruption in Hartford won nearly $ 600,000 in punitive and compensatory damages Wednesday from a federal jury in Bridgeport...»