Two female NYPD officers’ disciplined for tossing football with a young boy while on their post were found ‘Not Guilty’ of misconduct by the Trial Commissioner after a Department Trial. The decision was approved on December 17, 2012, by Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly. “This was yet another colossal waste of Department Resources” says Eric Sanders.
“The Department really needs to rethink its definition of community policing. I think the Department prefers its officers to be an occupying force rather than positively interacting with the community it serves” Sanders said.

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Two cops honored after the fatal shooting of a crazed man who was waving a metal chair have been slapped with disciplinary charges in the incident.

Officers Dawn Ortiz and India Archie were each commended as “Cop of the Year” by the Holy Name Society – at a ceremony Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly attended.

Kelly even posed for pictures with the proud cops and Brooklyn Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio.

Now they face a department trial for failing to first use a baton or pepper spray before Ortiz fired the single shot that killed Gilberto Blanco, a 45-year-old emotionally disturbed man.

“I am confident that the police commissioner will immediately resolve this apparent conflict within the department’s original position,” Archie’s lawyer Eric Sanders said.

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