All of them were accused of offenses that, if convicted, would have required automatic termination under state or federal law but their cases all saw favorable outcomes in criminal court.
The 16 officers are among 445 NYPD employees who were arrested between 2017-2021 for crimes as banal as driving without a license to as serious as rape, child sexual exploitation and murder.
“Police crime occurs everywhere across the country in agencies big and small … These are systemic problems in policing.” At least 24 members of the NYPD were arrested multiple times,, before they were finally terminated, or resigned, from the department, records show. At least five of those with multiple arrests, like Smith, were still employed by the department, including two school crossing guards and a 911 operator.
“We actually know how to break the law very well. We enforce the law, we know what the parameters are and some people tread that line very closely and some people cross it.” Officer Philip Case was arrested for menacing in 2019 after he allegedly pulled a gun on Kevin Skervin in a road rage incident.
The cop who pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct, Officer Philip Case, was also allowed to keep his job even after being found guilty of the conduct internally, as well.pulled a gun on Kevin Skervin These days, Case is back to full duty with his department firearm at the 79th precinct in Brooklyn and denies that he pulled out his gun and threatened Skervin and Martinez. He is currentlyGabriella Bass
during a fight at the family’s home. The charges were later dropped after the mom refused to cooperate and the case is now sealed but an internal administrative review found he was guilty of assault. He was ordered to undergo counseling, placed on dismissal probation for 12 months and docked 32 suspension days. These days, he’s back to full duty, working out of the 28th precinct. He didn’t return a request for comment. in Feb.
Under New York state law, any officer that is criminally convicted of a felony, or a misdemeanor that violates their oath of office – such as perjury, official misconduct, bribery, menacing, stalking, assault or aggravated harassment – is automatically terminated but still may be entitled to their pension.
The NYPD’s disciplinary matrix states cops could still be penalized internally or fired after an arrest, regardless of what happens in court.published by Stinson found cops are six times more likely to lose their jobs in violence-related cases if the officer is ultimately convicted in criminal court.
“As a cop I knew I had the evidence that I would need and apparently it was still not enough,” Melissa, now 27, told The Post in a recent interview, asking that she only be identified by her first name.
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