New York State Troopers
A judge has ruled against the PBA in a lawsuit we filed and in favor of a summary judgment motion filed by the state in response to this. Based on the negative comments against Division in the Times Union news article from sources as diverse as the American Civil Liberties Union… Read More»
We have great news for the membership regarding a major court case won by one of our members who, according to the Second Appellate Division of State Supreme Court, was unfairly fired by Division. The basic facts of the case are as follows: New York State Police Sgt. Brian Kennedy was… Read More»
We wanted all of our members to be aware of an absolutely great and comprehensive letter to the Editor sent by retired D Troop Sergeant Duane Corbo to the Oswego Valley News paper. While we certainly support all police officers and deputy sheriffs in their contract negotiations, the main points… Read More»
Two New York State Troopers are recovering from their injuries following a crash this past weekend in which an alleged drunk driver hit their patrol car head-on. Thankfully, none of the injuries sustained by the Troopers is life-threatening. The hard-working men and women of the New York State Police dedicate… Read More»
The PBA filed a very important lawsuit against the Division of State Police at State Supreme Court regarding our members’ rights during Division investigations, and more specifically, critical incidents. The PBA is fighting Division through many different avenues to address their harsh and often unfair discipline system, and this lawsuit… Read More»
CNN has aired a news segment about the deaths of police officers and civilians in fiery crashes in Ford vehicles, particularly the Crown Victoria, Lincoln Town Car and Mercury Grand Marquis, and how relatives of some of the victims are taking action. The segment, seen on Anderson Cooper 360, focused… Read More»
The PBA has prevailed once again in a legal battle with the Division of State Police over our members’ right to wear union pins. The Appellate Division of the New York State Supreme Court has affirmed an earlier decision by the Public Employment Relations Board that the Division of State… Read More»
Gov. George Pataki gave his 2006 Budget Address today and provided more positive news for State Police members. As previously mentioned, the Governor has created a task force aimed at reducing gun trafficking, which will dedicate 100 more Investigators to help keep illegal guns off the streets. The Governor is… Read More»
The following story, published by the Daily News on January 10, explores the new salary schedule for NYPD recruits and includes reactions from both union and city officials. Recruits on the cheap By LISA L. COLANGELO and TONY SCLAFANI DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITERS A new batch of NYPD recruits sworn… Read More»
The man accused of shooting a New York State Trooper in September briefly escaped from custody last night as he was being transported back to the Clinton County Jail following a court appearance. The man, Vladimir Kulakov, was recaptured shortly after the escape and is now facing felony escape charges… Read More»
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