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MOS and the Department of Investigation
It has come to our attention that the Department of Investigation (DOI) is attempting to interview our members about police-related…in Current Union News
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WTC Notice of Participation Extended Until 2018
The deadline for submissions for the World Trade Center Notice of Participation (“NOP”) Form has been extended. The Governor signed…in Current Union News
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The WTC Victim Compensation Fund Update
The National Institute of Health has linked more than 65 cancers to the toxic dust resulting from the destruction of…in Current Union News
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DEA’s 100th Anniversary in 2017
The DEA will mark its 100th year in 2017. The union is currently working on celebration plans and has created…in Current Union News
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50-A – New York State Civil Rights Law
Civil rights advocates, along with New York City Council members, filed a lawsuit in Manhattan Supreme Court challenging the statute…in Current Union News
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DEA’s Contractual Raises
The next raises will be 1.5% effective January 1, 2017, and 2.5% on January 1, 2018, and 3% on December…in Current Union News
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Military Buyback Bill Signed Into Law
The Governor signed into law the Military Buyback Bill. This law allows all current police officers, teachers, firefighters, and all…in Current Union News
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Narcotics Arbitration
On August 2, 2016, the DEA went into arbitration with the NYPD over the length of the tours performed by…in Current Union News
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DEA Arbitration Against the NYPD for APD
The arbitration was held on August 2nd, 2016. All parties were present and the DEA was able to reach a…in Current Union News
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November Elections
We will be endorsing several candidates in the New York State Senate and the New York State Assembly in order…in Current Union News
DEA In The Media
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New Play Opens about Det. Mary Shanley
A new, one-woman play about legendary female Detective Mary Shanley …in In The Media
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DEA President on Cat's Roundtable
On Sunday, June 26, 2016, DEA President Michael J. Palladino…in In The Media
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Detective Donald Shea Passes
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/20/nyregion/donald-shea-officer-who-captured-infamous-bank-robber-dies-at-90.html?_r=0 http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/donald-shea-retired-nypd-caught-slick-willie-dead-90-article-1.2678199in In The Media
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John Jay NYPD Leadership Program
The NYPD Leadership Program at John Jay College of Criminal Justice is a scholarship designed for undergraduate and graduate non-degree students interested in earning a degree. All active NYPD UMOS…in Special Offers Educational Opportunities
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Armed Shift Supervisor in Armonk, NY
The successful Armed Shift Supervisor in Armonk, NY will be responsible for directing, coordinating, and overseeing all activities of the on-site security staff, including all supervisory, training and operations functions…in Employment Other
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Armed Shift Supervisor in Armonk, NY
The successful Armed Shift Supervisor in Armonk, NY will be responsible for directing, coordinating, and overseeing all activities of the on-site security staff, including all supervisory, training and operations functions…in Employment Other
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Driver Wanted Manhattan
Retired Detective with professional attire and image. Four days per week. A lot of down time. Manhattan. Drop off and pick up kids to and from school. $250 per day,…in Employment Driver
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Fulltime Driver Wanted
Full time driver wanted … mostly within City limits. Business attire. Drive client and family. Take home vehicle, gas card, e-z-pass, perks and benefits. Mostly 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.…in Employment Driver
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Shift Supervisors Wanted
Shift Supervisors Wanted Rate is $28.85 per hour 3 x 11 and overnights available Location is at a commercial office building in Manhattan. Must possess supervisory experience and excellent customer…in Employment Other
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2016 Political Endorsements
PLEASE VOTE! The DEA is endorsing the following political candidates for Election Day, Tuesday, November 8, 2016. Please encourage your family and friends to vote for our endorsed candidates. United…in Political Endorsements
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Hero counselor talks student with loaded gun out of school shootingA Tennessee school counselor is being called a hero Thursday after convincing a teenager to handing over a loaded handgun. A 14-year-old boy went to...
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Disbarred lawyer pleads guilty in ‘Gone Girl’ kidnapping caseSACRAMENTO, Calif. — A disbarred Harvard University-trained attorney is trying to avoid a life prison sentence with a plea bargain in a kidnapping so elaborate...
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This dolphin really wants to surfDramatic video from Australia has captured an unusual sight: a dolphin jumping onto a surfboard. The surfer, 13-year-old Jed Gradisen, said that the aquatic mammal...
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Hillary keeping Bill off trail due to rumored affairs: reportHillary Clinton’s campaign has been reluctant to use her scandal-scarred hubby on the campaign trail due to his multiple rumored affairs, a new report says....
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Watch as a panda hilariously stage divesThe panda-monium was probably too much for this poor little guy, who face-planted off a stage in southwest China on Thursday. The tiny giant panda...
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Florida voters set record for mail-in ballot requestsWASHINGTON – In the key battleground state of Florida, where absentee ballots aren’t available until Tuesday, a record number of voters already have requested to...
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Megyn Kelly gets into heated exchange with Trump campaign chiefMegyn Kelly and Kellyanne Conway got into a heated exchange about Donald Trump’s treatment of women Wednesday night on Fox News. Conway complained about Hillary...
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Cop bakes ‘Sorry I Tased You’ cake for womanThis Florida cop knows the most sincere apologies come in the form of a sloppily frosted cake. Former deputy Michael Wohlers apparently wanted to show...
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Don’t panic, but the moon is going to disappearThere’s a “black moon” rising, but don’t start howling just yet — there won’t be much to see. The sky in the Western Hemisphere on...
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Charlotte police release radio recordings from fatal shootingA Charlotte police officer tells a partner on the radio about an armed man parked nearby “rolling a joint” — minutes before a cop shot...
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How to Get to Work After the Hoboken Train CrashThe morning commute via Hoboken is part back-to-normal after Thursday’s train crash and part still a mess.
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Neighborhood Joint: From Torahs to Tchotchkes, J. Levine Books & Judaica Is a Go-To StoreThe Midtown Manhattan business, which moved to the city from Lithuania in 1905, will take shoppers back to the shtetl.
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How to Get Home After the Hoboken Train CrashWith no train, light-rail, bus or ferry service into or out of Hoboken Terminal, here are alternative ways to get home during this evening’s commute.
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Hoboken Train Crash Leaves at Least One Dead and Dozens InjuredOver 100 people were injured when a New Jersey Transit train crashed into a station on Thursday morning, the authorities said; rail service was suspended...
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Rezoning Plan for Manhattan Elementary School Draws Anger From All SidesNew York City is trying to change school zone lines on the Upper West Side, but after countless meetings addressing the proposals, a consensus has...
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Sheldon Silver cheated with lobbyist, woman he got state jobSheldon Silver didn't just cheat the system — he cheated on his wife too.
- Brooklyn man breaks binge-watching Guinness World Record
He’s the hero New York City millennials deserve.- Mehta: Just Amazin’ how stupid, ignorant Mets can be
The Mets have exhibited a rare blend of stupidity that should be preserved so that future generations can marvel at...- Cops bust Jamaican woman smuggling 3 pounds of coke at JFK
This coffee will give you a real buzz.- Senator calls out CUNY boss Milliken on campus anti-Semitism
Martins blasted Milliken over a scheduled vote by CUNY's Doctoral Student Council on a resolution calling for a boycott of...
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Long Island homecoming kings and queens then and now: East Islip's Jodi KelschEditor's Note: Newsday.com is catching up with former Long Island homecoming kings and queens to reflect on being named royalty and see what they're up...
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Send in the clowns? Sightings reported in Suffolk, police saySuffolk County police said they received two reports of people dressed as clowns in North Babylon and Brentwood Wednesday night.
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Armor threatens to leave Nassau jail early if conditions not metThe Nassau jail's controversial inmate medical care provider again has threatened to end its contract and leave the East Meadow facility by early next month...
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Michael Anderson shot in face over perceived disrespect, witness saysThe gunshot to the face that killed a West Babylon man next to a strip club six years ago came out of nowhere, the woman...
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Oyster Bay settles civil suit with Café Al Dente owner Philip MorizioOyster Bay and its insurance provider will pay $400,000 to settle a civil suit brought by the former owner of an Oyster Bay cafe under...
- Brooklyn man breaks binge-watching Guinness World Record