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Trooper Joseph J. Gallagher continues to be treated in the surgical intensive care unit at Southside Hospital in Bay Shore, where he underwent surgery Monday night.
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When asked about the situation Officer Garcia responded, "I didn't save him, God saved him, I just provided the tourniquet."
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Police Chief John Phillippy said he has worked with good and bad K-9s over the years and Rony, who served for eight years, was one of the best, if not the best.
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"To make that simple for your compromised brain, you're gonna die in prison. You will never breathe fresh air outside the confines of a New York State prison," the judge said. More Here.
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Officer Voorhees volunteered to be fastened to a rope and crawled out on the edge of the ice toward the dog named Nisel. More Here.
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n a Wednesday memo, the NHRS announced House Bill 561 was amended in the Senate Executive Departments and Administration Committee and, if passed as expected, will limit the number of hours pensioners can work at post-retirement jobs for employers in the public retirement system.
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"To make that simple for your compromised brain, you're gonna die in prison. You will never breathe fresh air outside the confines of a New York State prison," the judge said.
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Jacquen Hunter graduated NOPD's academy Friday (Dec. 15) as part of Recruit Class No. 180, according to the department. In a video posted to the NOPD's website, Jaquen Hunter said that she felt the support of her late sister throughout the process of becoming an officer.
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Officer Voorhees volunteered to be fastened to a rope and crawled out on the edge of the ice toward the dog named Nisel.
Read More →Officer Kimbrough was hit in the chest with a handgun bullet during that incident. The bullet lodged against his spine, causing him paralysis from the waist down. Although in a wheelchair, he was able to return to limited duty until being medically retired in 1977.
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