Mayor Bill de Blasio's City Hall has been at odds with
police unions over a variety of controversies, including his tolerance of anti-police brutality protesters and the subsequent assassination of two officers in December.
To top is all off, the town is engaged in a suit with
the police union over wages that is now in binding arbitration.
Not exact matches
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police are investigating a possible death threat sent to the home of a Burgundy wine
union president, as tension in France grows
over the use of pesticides in vineyards...
NYC's biggest
police union is demanding a do -
over of the recent parole board decision to free convicted cop killer Herman Bell, requesting a hearing on behalf of the widow of Officer Joseph Piagentini, who was assassinated with his partner, Waverly Jones, in 1971.
The
police union has bashed de Blasio for seeming to side with protesters
over the
police in the heated days since a grand jury voted to not indict an officer in the chokehold death of Eric Garner on Staten Island.
Over the past few weeks, a series of loosely related public corruption investigations coordinated by U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara have spilled into public view, with targets including high - ranking New York
Police Department officials, the
union representing city jail guards, and the political fundraising activities of several people with ties to New York City's mayor.
The
police unions have been fighting this issue since New York's top court, the Court of Appeals, in 2006 unanimously affirmed a
police commissioner's power
over disciplinary matters.
Particularly in his first term, Mangano clashed frequently with county labor
unions — first
over a plan to consolidate Nassau's eight
police precincts into four, and later after proposing a bill to allow him to open up collective bargaining agreements to cut wages and benefits to pay for a backlog of property tax judgments.
Despite that, the city has been rocked by a series of different shootings
over the past couple of weeks, including the most recent, where a
police officer drew fire, and a
police union spokesperson said that many city residents feel less safe than ever.
The latest was Cuomo's statement to the Associated Press that he stands with the
police and firefighter
unions in their fight with the de Blasio administration
over pension costs.
The New York Civil Liberties
Union is suing the Buffalo
Police Department
over failing to respond to a Freedom of Information Law request.
The distinction in disability pensions was created by former governor David Paterson as a cost - saving measure in 2009, and has become a flashpoint in a broader feud between de Blasio and the city's
police and fire
unions — one that Cuomo has seized on as he and the mayor fight
over a host of other issues.
A fight
over disability pension benefits escalated on Friday, with the de Blasio administration defending its proposal and
police and fire
unions and members of the City Council claiming it short - changes uniformed workers, forcing them to choose between a better line - of - duty pension or a higher cost - of - living increase after retirement.
NEW YORK CITY — Patrick Lynch, the fiery president of the city's largest
police union, says he has «no regrets»
over his emotional clash with Mayor Bill de Blasio last year after two
police officers were gunned down in Bed - Stuy.
The
union that represents
police officers in Rochester are criticizing the
police chief and Mayor Lovely Warren
over their handling of a video purportedly showing an officer throwing a woman to the ground during an arrest.
De Blasio offered another defense of the NYPD while also taking a shot at the «rhetoric of
union leaders» — one of whom suggested the possibility of a work slowdown by officers after fallout
over the death of Eric Garner last month in
police custody.
Mayor Bill de Blasio — who has in recent months faced anger from
police union officials and some rank - and - file cops
over his NYPD reform agenda — touted the murder - free stretch this evening.
City Councilman Peter Vallone Jr. (D - Astoria) and the
union DC 37 Local 1549, which represents the cityâ $ ™ s clerical and administrative employees, called upon the New York
Police Department last week to turn
over 500 desk job positions to civilians.
Earlier this year, the city's major
police unions called for Emery's dismissal
over his private law firm's role in a suit against the city on behalf of a former CCRB plaintiff.
Police Commissioner Bill Bratton said in the wake of the shootings the city's five police unions were «standing down» until the funerals for Liu and Ramos were
Police Commissioner Bill Bratton said in the wake of the shootings the city's five
police unions were «standing down» until the funerals for Liu and Ramos were
police unions were «standing down» until the funerals for Liu and Ramos were
over.
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.
The
police unions subsequently tried to take
over the appeal, but a federal appeals court last month refused to re-examine the issue.
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.
James O'Neill will meet with
police union leaders for the first time since he took
over the department.
James McDermott, president of the Nassau
Police Benevolent Association, the department's
union for its rank - and - file members, which has quarreled with Krumpter
over a raft of policy decisions, said: «I wish Tommy and his family well in his retirement and future endeavors.»
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.
WAMC's David Guistina talks with Mike Spain of the Times
Union about the continuing controversy
over special stipends paid to certain state senators and
police body cameras in Albany.
The
police unions created the super PAC after frequent clashes with former Republican County Executive Steve Levy
over police pay and other issues.
Buffalo's
police commissioner and the
union representing the officers are at odds
over the latter's proposal to step up the firepower for patrolling officers.
CROWN HEIGHTS — One day after
Police Commissioner Bill Bratton shared «strong concerns» over the videotaped arrest of a uniformed postal worker in Crown Heights, the leader of the city's largest police union is telling him to reserve judgement «until all the facts are in.&
Police Commissioner Bill Bratton shared «strong concerns»
over the videotaped arrest of a uniformed postal worker in Crown Heights, the leader of the city's largest
police union is telling him to reserve judgement «until all the facts are in.&
police union is telling him to reserve judgement «until all the facts are in.»
But after fights
over everything from Mr. Sharpton's visit to City Hall to the wording of an autopsy report, it's not a question of whether Mr. de Blasio will clash with
police unions again — but when, and
over what.
But it's yet another chapter in the story of the mayor's troubled relationship with New York City's
police unions, flaring up
over stop and frisk and Eric Garner's death, but underscored heavily by ongoing contract negotiations.
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police and the
unions as each struggle for «juice», or municipal influence.
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