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Recent DEA News
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New Brooklyn North Welfare Officer
Ballots were counted at the DEA the afternoon of September 20, 2017. Of 621 ballots mailed, 200 were returned, ten…in Current Union News
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All Davis Vision Members Access to EPIC Hearing Service Plan
SEE BELOW PDFin Current Union News
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DEA's Contractual Raises
The next contract raise will be 2.5% on January 1, 2018, and 3% on December 17, 2018. The contract expires…in Current Union News
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September is Suicide Prevention Month
Inside and outside of the Department, there are many avenues for help: POPPA (Police Organization Providing Peer Support) offers free,…in Current Union News
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Letter of Agreement Re: Body Cameras
The DEA, LBA, and CEA signed a letter of agreement regarding the body worn cameras and the use of the…in Current Union News
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Litigation Against the City for the 2.25% Differential
On July 21, 2017, the DEA, and other members of the Uniformed Contract Coalition filed a lawsuit in Supreme Court…in Current Union News
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Polygraph Available from Major Case
The polygraph is available to all Detectives and Specialty Units as an investigative tool for all types of cases, including…in Current Union News
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Yankee Stadium Law Enforcement Gun Carry Policy
The following procedures apply to active, off-duty Law Enforcement Officers from the tri-state area (New York, New Jersey, Connecticut), as…in Current Union News
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Ballot Count Completed -- Contract Amendment Ratified
On Tuesday, August 22, 2017, the DEA contract ballots were counted and the tally is as follows: 1,977 ballots were…in Current Union News
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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
DEA In The Media
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New 9/11 Art Exhibition Opens at John Jay College
A new exhibition, “Bravery and Sacrifice NYPD Heroes, 9/11 &…in In The Media
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Retired Det. Ralph Friedman's Series Starts September 19
Street Justice, The Bronx is a new series based on…in In The Media
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New Promotee Gets LOD Shield Number
Congratulations to Andrew Lessen, newly promoted to Detective, who was…in In The Media
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Chief of Police Wanted for Tampa, Florida
There is an opening for the Chief of Police in Tampa, Florida. See the online description and how to apply on the link below. Deadline for submissions as posted is…in Employment Other
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Security Jobs Available Through Globe Operations
Security jobs available through Globe Operations for on-call, full-time and part-time positions. Required license or certification -- New York State Security License. Provide security to highly sensitive public and private…in Employment Other
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Hurricane Irma Security Detail Availability Immediately
Brosnan Security is requesting active duty and retired Law Enforcement Officers and active duty and retired military personnel apply for security positions immediately in Florida. Secondary locations include Georgia and…in Employment Other
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Cantonese Speaking Investigators Needed
Two retired MOS with Cantonese language skills needed for P.I. firm. This is a long term employment prospect. Questions or job application can be sent to Investigator Fred Baldino at…in Employment Investigator
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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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Murdered model was scalped, drained of all blood, autopsy showsAn autopsy shows that a model — who Los Angeles cops say was tortured and killed by her graphic-novelist boyfriend — was scalped, had portions...
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More senators come out against latest ObamaCare repeal billTwo more Republican senators on Sunday said they are not on board with legislation to repeal ObamaCare, jeopardizing the GOP’s latest effort to make good...
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NFL team owners blast Trump in solidarity with players’ protestsA slew of NFL team owners — including several million-dollar donors to President Trump — blasted the commander-in-chief Sunday for bashing their players’ anti-racism protests....
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Trump expands travel ban to include North Korea, Venezuela and ChadPresident Trump issued a new travel ban Sunday evening to restrict visitors and immigrants from eight countries that have “inadequate” vetting procedures. “Making America Safe...
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Trump insists Mnuchin didn’t take $25K private flightPresident Trump said he “didn’t think” Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin took a government jet from New York to Washington, DC, even though federal investigators are...
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McCain: Trump hasn’t apologized for POW crackArizona Sen. John McCain insists his vote against a GOP plan to repeal ObamaCare is not payback for Donald Trump demeaning the former POW’s heroism...
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WNBA players join NFL protest by skipping national anthemThe women’s pro-basketball team the Los Angeles Sparks left the floor and skipped the national anthem ahead of their WNBA playoff game in Minneapolis on...
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Trump denies his NFL comments are about racePresident Trump on Sunday said his criticism of NFL players protesting during the national anthem has “nothing to do with race” and everything to do...
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Mayor de Blasio says Hillary let him down in new bookHillary Clinton let Bill de Blasio down during the 2016 election, the mayor says in a new book. In a post-election interview in the book,...
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Suspected shooter in deadly church attack identifiedA disgruntled worshipper in a ski mask opened fire on a Nashville-area church Sunday morning, killing a woman and wounding seven other people, authorities said....
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New York Expands Relief Efforts for Puerto Rico After Hurricane MariaGov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced a statewide partnership to provide aid to the island territory days after viewing the damage wrought by Hurricane Maria.
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A Rabbi, an Imam and a Message of Inclusion at a Muslim ParadeAfter white supremacists marched in Charlottesville, Va., earlier this year, organizers decided that this year’s Muslim Day parade must also be a platform.
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Imagining Murder at a Cold War Command Post With Harlan CobenThe novelist Harlan Coben visits a 1950s nuclear-missile command-and-control center in Livingston, N.J., that figures in his latest thriller.
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Budget Bus Lines Flout the Rules With Little ConsequenceEven after deadly crashes like the one in Queens last week, discount bus companies are often able to stay in business and evade serious penalties.
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Billionaires, Bruised Egos and the Death of a Grand ProjectBarry Diller was about to win the battle for his $250 million arts pier, but then came the “petty questions” from his opponents and he...
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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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Great Neck Estates home burglarized by 2 men, cops sayA pair of thieves who stole jewelry and cash from a Great Neck Estates home Saturday were still at large Sunday night, Nassau police said.
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Colonial dishes a draw at East Setauket apple festivalSmoke and flames bathed a large black iron pan as Diane Schwindt poured dough into bubbling lard on Sunday.
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3 teens in Kings Point robbed at knifepoint, police sayNassau County police said three teenagers were robbed at knifepoint late Saturday in Kings Point.
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Garden City Park coffee company burglarized, police sayNassau County police are investigating a burglary that took place late Saturday at a coffee company's Garden City Park headquarters.
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Clinic in Uganda built with LI parish's help needs beds, suppliesA Catholic church in East Northport raised $125,000 to build a health clinic in the home village of a priest from Africa who serves the...
- Brooklyn man breaks binge-watching Guinness World Record