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Victim Compensation Fund Now Requires Claimants to Enroll in the WTC Health Program
The Victim Compensation Fund (VCF) has changed its regulations for eligibility. While there are a few exceptions, it is now…in Current Union News
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Contract Ballot in the Mail
Active members of the DEA will receive a contract ballot in the mail in the next few days. This is…in Current Union News
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DEA 100th Anniversary Gala Tickets Are Now Available
Tickets are now available for the Detectives’ Endowment Association’s 100th Anniversary Gala to be held on Friday, October 6, 2017,…in Current Union News
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Officers Refused Service at Dunkin' Donuts
It is our understanding that on Sunday, July 30, 2017, two NYPD Police Officers assigned to the 73 Detective Squad…in Current Union News
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July 11th Pension Seminar Postposed
The Tier 3 Pension Seminar for MOS appointed on or after July 1, 2009 scheduled for the evening of Tuesday,…in Current Union News
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Message From the DEA President Regarding the Death of P.O. Miosotis Familia
To: All DEA Members From: Michael J. Palladino, President Re: The Assassination of P.O. Miosotis Familia, 46th Precinct As you…in Current Union News
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Update on Legionnaires' at 23 Precinct from OLR
The DEA received this Fact Sheet from the Office of Labor Relations as an update on the situation regarding Legionnaires’…in Current Union News
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Make Sure You Are Registered to Vote
The DEA wants to ensure all of our members are registered to vote in the upcoming election: especially since we…in Current Union News
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New York State Constitutional Convention
IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM THE DEA PRESIDENT Protect Your Pension – Vote NO in November to the referendum for a New…in Current Union News
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Det. Steven McDonald Honored by New York Senate
On June 7th, in Albany, State Senator Todd Kaminsky with Assemblyman Brian Curran held a plaque dedication and ceremony honoring…in Current Union News
DEA In The Media
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Rebuttal to Claim of Pension Crisis
On June 29, 2017, Sherry Chan, Chief Actuary for the…in In The Media
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DEA President Palladino on Cat's Roundtable Radio
On Sunday, May 28, 2017, DEA President Michael J. Palladino…in In The Media
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Read Retired Det. Ed Conlon's Recent Esquire Article
You can read retired Det. Ed Conlon’s feature article on…in In The Media
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Investigator Needed in Miramar, Florida
Investigator needed in Miramar, Florida -- looking to hire retired law enforcement professional (Investigator) for an office position. Salary negotiable for the right person. Excellent company and great opportunity for…in Employment Investigator
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Barlow Security Has Several Job Openings
Barlow Security Group seeks a part-time Investigator with experience in financial crimes investigations. Please email resume to jobs@barlowsecuritygroup.com Barlow Security Group is also seeking a part-time Investigator with extensive experience…in Employment Unit
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Police Graduate Studies at Seton Hall University
Police Graduate Studies Program M.A. in Human Resources Training and Development Seton Hall University offers a Master’s Degree Program in Human Resources Training and Development (HRTD) in two models: on-line…in Education & Scholarships
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Save Up to 35% on Orlando Vacations
Orlando Employee Discounts offers exclusive pricing on hotels and vacation homes in or nearby Disney World and Universal Studios Orlando. They are the largest wholesaler of tickets for Disney World,…in Special Offers Travel
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2017 DEA Political Endorsements
2017 Political Endorsements Scott Stringer New York City Comptroller Lisa Grey Staten Island Civil Court Judge Paul Vallone New York City Council District 19 Peter Koo New York City Council…in Political Endorsements
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Principal Digital Forensic Examiner
The Office of the Bronx District Attorney is currently recruiting for a Principal Digital Forensic Examiner and other positions that may of interest to our retired members. Visit the link…in Employment Other
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Security Manager Position Available
Client in Greenwich, CT is looking for a retired Police Officer to head security. The position pays $30 per hour, Monday-Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. with security on the…in Employment Other
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Navy to ‘consider’ whether crashed warships were hackedThe Navy will investigate whether two US destroyers were hacked before they collided with merchant ships in a pair of recent crashes, according to a...
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Trump says Afghanistan policy now focused on ‘killing terrorists’President Donald Trump said his new strategy on Afghanistan will be based on conditions on the ground, not timing. The president said in an address to...
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Officials suspend search for soldiers in Hawaii helicopter crashHONOLULU — Officials announced Monday that they have suspended the search for five Army soldiers who were in a helicopter crash during offshore training in...
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Pregnant woman goes missing after visiting neighborA North Dakota woman who is eight months pregnant has disappeared after going over to a neighbor’s for a dress fitting. Savanna Lafontaine-Greywind, 22, was...
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Real estate agent, clients find human remains at propertyORLANDO, Fla. — A sheriff’s office says a real estate agent and clients found human remains at a property for sale in Florida. Orlando Sentinel...
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Woman drugged boy’s slushie before sexual assault: copsA Wisconsin woman allegedly drugged a child’s slushie and then forced him to perform sex acts. Tara Gotovnik, 35, was charged with first-degree sexual assault...
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Woman fatally crashes into eclipse viewersA woman reportedly lost control of her car during Monday’s solar eclipse in Kentucky — crashing into a crowd of people who were watching the...
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Trump will send 4,000 more troops to Afghanistan: reportPresident Trump was set to announce Monday evening that the US would send 4,000 more troops to Afghanistan, Fox News reported. The president, who signed...
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Cops search for thief wearing ‘I’m Broke Baby’ shirtLEE’S SUMMIT, Mo. — Police in suburban Kansas City are on the hunt for a man accused of stealing a TV while wearing a T-shirt...
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Judge shot in Ohio was overseeing gunman’s lawsuitThe Ohio judge shot outside of a local courthouse Monday morning was overseeing a wrongful-death case brought by his suspected shooter. Nathaniel Richmond ambushed Judge...
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Mayor de Blasio Says He ‘Does Not Believe’ in Congestion PricingIn some of his most direct comments to date, Mayor Bill de Blasio said a proposal to charge drivers to enter congested areas of the...
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New Jersey Is Front Line in a National Battle Over BailTwo federal suits filed this summer are among the challenges supported by the bail bond industry, which has asserted a plunge in profits since a...
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Safety Plan for J’ouvert in Brooklyn Borrows From New Year’s Eve TacticsStarting the festivities a few hours later, in daylight, and using checkpoints with metal detectors are part of a plan to deter violence at the...
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Herman Farrell Set to Close a 42-Year State Assembly CareerThe New York State assemblyman, 85, will retire on Sept. 5 for health reasons and to spend more time with family.
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Metropolitan Diary: A Weekend TransportedA poet describes a bus trip that is better going out than coming back.
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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...
- Long Islanders marvel as partial solar eclipse comes and goes
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LI man's bucket list: See eclipse, ride Learjet. Today he did both.What started as a joke about taking a Learjet to view the total eclipse of the sun became reality Monday when a Long Island businessman...
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Bay Shore native Heather Martin helps Barcelona victimsA Bay Shore native, who rushed to help pedestrians after they were run down by a van in Barcelona last week, is trying to raise...
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Partial solar eclipse is the big event across Long IslandPeople on and around Long Island marked the occasion of the partial solar eclipse in varying ways. Here are some dispatches:
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Nassau cops seek man who assaulted woman at Uniondale bus stopNassau detectives are searching for a man who they said approached a woman on a Uniondale street last month and assaulted her while trying to...
- Brooklyn man breaks binge-watching Guinness World Record