Sentences with phrase «police unions following»

Cuomo also interjected himself into the rift between de Blasio and the city's police unions following the shooting deaths of two police officers against the mayor's wishes.

Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino last night accused NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio of making an already bad situation «worse» with his «rhetoric» in an ongoing war of words with the NYC police unions following the Eric Garner grand jury decision.

Members of the police union followed Mayor Bill de Blasio through Brooklyn Tuesday morning to protest a lack of pay raises.

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City Hall's relationship with police, as well as the unions representing them, became strained following a grand jury's decision not to indict an officer in the chokehold death of Eric Garner.

The testimony before the legislature followed a rally outside organized by Birnbaum, North Hempstead Town Supervisor Judi Bosworth, Carver and other police union officials to complain about the conditions and decry an increase in crime.

North Tonawanda Mayor Arthur G. Pappas issued the following statement in response to media and public inquiries regarding a North Tonawanda Police union proposal to separate the City from the County's modernized central dispatch system:

NORTH TONAWANDA - North Tonawanda Mayor Arthur G. Pappas issued the following statement in response to media and public inquiries regarding a North Tonawanda Police union proposal to separate the City from the County's modernized central dispatch system:

More than 367,000 online letters were sent to the state Board of Parole following its recent decision to release cop killer Herman Bell, NYC's largest police union said.

This agreement, which will cost taxpayers $ 271.1 million, follows a pattern the de Blasio administration laid out with the Uniformed Superior Officers Coalition which represents eight uniformed unions spanning sanitation, police, fire and corrections officers.

In addition, if they get the Police Union to be against Deval then other unions will follow suit.

The leaders of the five police unions have been at odds with the mayor and police commissioner over what they see as a lack of support for officers during recent protests following the Eric Garner decision, the death of two detectives in Brooklyn and the wounding of two plainclothes officers in The Bronx.

It's the first time Lynch has visited City Hall since tensions between the rank - and - file police union and the administration boiled over in the days following the officers» deaths.

The president of the police officers» union, Patrick Lynch, and de Blasio have been locked in a public battle over treatment of officers following a Staten Island grand jury's decision not to indict an officer in the death of Eric Garner.

Police union leaders have publicly disagreed with Mayor Bill de Blasio since the mayor called for an end to «the stop - and - frisk era» during his campaign last year, and the union has escalated its rhetoric amid protests following the Garner decision.

In the weeks following Mr Mitchell's notorious exchange with Downing Street police, in which he was accused of calling them «plebs», the former Chief Whip met with the three officers - who represent the federation (effectively the police union) in Mr Mitchell's Sutton Coldfield constituency.

They are working with police to ensure appropriate security measures are followed in the future at Young Israel, which has the largest Orthodox Jewish congregation in the nation, according to the Orthodox Union.

Union leaders have accused de Blasio of not being sufficiently supportive of police, and have said the drop - off in enforcement activity was due to low morale, a large number of protests throughout the city, and increased safety precautions following the killing of two officers in Brooklyn on December 20.

Following the director's recent comments regarding police brutality — «I'm on the side of the murdered,» he said at a New York City rally on Oct. 24th — police unions across the country, including the Border Patrol and the Fraternal Order of Police, have called for a boycott of all Tarantino films, including his upcoming snowy western The Hateful police brutality — «I'm on the side of the murdered,» he said at a New York City rally on Oct. 24th — police unions across the country, including the Border Patrol and the Fraternal Order of Police, have called for a boycott of all Tarantino films, including his upcoming snowy western The Hateful police unions across the country, including the Border Patrol and the Fraternal Order of Police, have called for a boycott of all Tarantino films, including his upcoming snowy western The Hateful Police, have called for a boycott of all Tarantino films, including his upcoming snowy western The Hateful Eight.

In this current moment, one that finds the United States in the midst of a racial crisis following numerous police shootings of African - American men and Britain in a state of confusion as to what separating from the European Union (a vote that was arguably fuelled by increasing xenophobia) would mean, this work seems all the more instructive.

Undeterred by the result in Entrop, employers continued to implement random drug and alcohol testing policies in the years following the decision and unions continued to challenge these polices at arbitration.