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Two NYPD Cops Suspended in Bribery Probe Reinstated so They Can Retire as “Good Guys”

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NYPD Commisioner Bill Bratton reinstated two of the high ranking New York police officers that had been suspended as part

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Update: High Ranking NYPD Officials Arrested Amid Corruption And Bribery Probe

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Deputy Chief Michael Harrington and Deputy Inspector James Grant of the NYPD were among four people arrested today and charged

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Corruption Probe Has Sparked “Mass Exodus” Among High-Ranking Officers at NYPD

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As of Wednesday, six high ranking NYPD cops have submitted retirement paperwork after the launch of what has been described

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