Members of the National Association of Hispanic American officers and lawyers who have represented them in the past four years announced the class action solution at the Federal Court for a total of 26.8 million. US Records against New York Police Department, former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and former Police Commissioner Howard Safir. The case, filed in September 1999, said the police department had created a hostile environment for minority officers who were disciplined in a discriminatory manner and were persecuted when they complained. According to the resolution that they agreed during the mediation session, the appointment of special masters appointed by the court, including the 27-month period, during which the court will have jurisdiction over the case to ensure compliance to eliminate the Discrimination and retaliation. The settlement was reported yesterday on the New York Daily News, will be official if approved by the tribunal, probably within a few months, said lawyers from both sides.
“We have long struggled to recognize the longstanding issues of discrimination and retaliation in the New York police department,” said Anthony Miranda, executive director of the National Association of Hispanic Officers. ” First N.YU.P. It can effectively combat discrimination in our community; they must first face internal discrimination. “Miranda, a veteran of the 21-year-old police department, retired as a lieutenant, called the settlement a significant victory for the plaintiffs and a positive step for the department and the city.
Georgia Pestana, the city’s lawyer, said the city would not allow any violation of its regulations. “Any organization with more than 40,000 people will have problems,” – he said. “I do not think there is much NYPD in a similar group,” Pestana said the city decided to resolve a lawsuit because it would be expensive to discuss why the police department was better off in the past. Ms. Peshtana added twenty million dollars Damage It said that the Special Master would receive $ 2 million for processing applications, and that attorney’s lawyers will be paid $ 4.8 million, then Mrs. Peshtana stated that even if the $ 20 million appropriated for these benefits, She believes that the particular boss will receive approximately $ 5 million. Under the Regulation, officials and other police department employees who are African-American or Hispanic and discriminated between 1996 and 2003 will be entitled to compensation. Miranda said he expects prices to go from $ 3 500. For those who have experienced a hostile work environment of up to $ 400,000. For those who have been
Lawyer Richard A. Levy said within 45 days a particular notice would be sent to each minority worker who worked for the 1996-2003 police department. According to him, these notifications will receive instructions on how to claim damages. Special teacher, who for setting and determining who is entitled to compensation, and set the amount each will receive, said Mr. Levy.
The case was set to go to court in the United States District Court in Manhattan on January 7, but intensive negotiations began about five weeks ago, Mr. Levy said. The previous mediation attempt lasted about four months in 2001, but it did not go anywhere, he said. One of the special masters who presided over the settlement was Kenneth R. Feinberg, administrator of the Compensation Fund for the Federal Victims established after the September 11 terrorist attacks. Mr. Levy and Mr. Miranda are examples of discrimination allegedly involved in the case.
Some officials reported being harassed with racial epithets or stricter punishments for violations in work than those provided for white officers. Other cases of alleged discrimination were considered most deliberately punitive. Levy said that, for example, Hira Montserrat, a member of Queens City Council, who once served in the police, was the first public announcement of the cause, in 1999, at the same time an officer. The next day, she tells Levi, Mr. Montserrat was transferred from 111th Queens to the Harlem area, near the house.
Under the deal, equal opportunities for the Office of the Police Department will be a special unit that will analyze whether discrimination or retaliation against minority employees. Officers will be allowed a period to collect data relevant to their case if they claim that the disciplinary rates are discriminatory and must be authorized to pursue the disciplinary process while the office is investigating. After the announcement, Mr. Montserrat expressed his satisfaction. “When I was translated I was outraged,” he said. ” Now I feel proven. ” (Washington, DC) Police Officers Association of Latin American Workers (Apaļa) and law enforcement officials of international organizations (ILEA), with the support of the Spanish-American Association (HAPCOA) official police station, held its first World Congress of the police attacks in the Washington Institute Mexican culture, on Thursday, May 25, 2017.
Those who provide introductory comments included Dzheronimo Guterres Fernandez, the Mexican Embassy, Ambassador, Commissioner General Manelich Castilla Craviotto Mexican Federal Police (Mexico) Commissioner Nicholas Gonzalez (President Apaļa), a Mexican federal police officer and Per- Edouard Collier (President ILEA), Europol cracker. More than 40 policemen and connecting Attached in this case, which is Latin America and the embassy in Washington, DC from around the world attended. Also participating in the members of several US police authorities, which included the DC Department of the Metropolitan Police, the Prince Georges Police Department, the Department of State of Maryland, the US Federal Bureau of Investigation on Immigration and the use of customs and many others. Also participating in the HAPCOA and members of the National Association of Latino Law and Order (NLPOA).
This program includes three exceptional briefings for the investigating intelligence unit of the results of great and high international relations surveys. In this compilation of the lawsuit, the FBI and the art theft are important cases of the team. EUROPOL discussed his art theft program “Crime Research Unit for Mutual Assistance Treaty was included members of the Department that terrorist financing cases ended six countries participated in international money laundering, was a matter of an” Operation Cedar “glance offered. Mexican federal police Perrin commissioner made the final presentation We have reviewed the infamous “Chapo” Guzman search and capture operational details.
Executive Director Anthony Chapa HAPCO recognized the world this year, and the world’s assigned document received recognition for his help and support by organizing the convention. Part HAPCOA National Capital Region raised money to support this event. Friday, May 12, 2017, the day, President Peres and I HAPCO HAPCO NCR Dzhon Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, DC, and the International Trade Center annual gala festival “Legacy of Honor,” respectively. This year, the principal Greta Van Suster of ceremonies became a great advocate of the police. Law enforcement officers on Memorial Foundation President and CEO Greg Floyd Memory Foundation vice president, former Attorney General Dzhon Ashcroft, Chairman of the Adler Foundation Memory and FLEO to Dzhon currently president, it is not enough attended.
The focus of this event to tell the story of American law enforcement, as well as funds to help individuals NLEOMF is given to recognize companies and organizations. As regards such groups, the police recognized for their continued support for the union around. The center of New Jersey helps police officers around the police units die during their duties and raise awareness of their sacrifices. The grand gala concert also donated $ 18 million to build the museum “Police Unity Tour” today at NLEOMF. It was announced this year that it raised about $ 23 million dollars for Motorola Corporation. In the fall of 2018, the museum was also attended by the Head of the National Association of National Sindi Rodriges of the Latin American peacekeeping power.
On Saturday, May 13, 2017, the ghost was waking. Nation died to protect the lives of the American people to know when the weather is cold and cloudy sky despite its fallen hero’s event, is probably one of the most obscure. The United States is in the presence of law enforcement officers on its territory and around the world.
Candlelight Vigil is the attention of DHS Secretary John Kelly. According to him, “our fallen ones have not forgotten and will not forget.” We begin today to honor and remember. “Police officers,” Put STEAL well-being of others and yourself. As Leos, you are riding in danger, not from him. Attorney General John Ashcroft “Today we mourn, we believe,” he said. Each of these officers is nothing but a name engraved in stone. We celebrate because they do, and they made this hero. We are back and thanks to yours, “he said. Agents died in service in 1416 or 2016 or were killed. One is too much. What we have today, so as not to leave any disrespect for law enforcement agencies and the rule of law. Let us repeat in subsequent years. Exercise is closed, and Latin American young Hispanic activists and law enforcement officers, note how the relationship between the communities in which they work with the police, they think that much can build bridges.
Ferguson followed the events in Staten Island of young Hispanics, racial discrimination against the police and the judiciary, and also oppose what they see as the abuse of street protests and demonstrations among many people coming together. Ferguson after the murder of the police and one state Latino in the hands of a man in need, who qualifies as a reason to kill two law enforcement officers in New York, which nowadays many people think that this is more division.
Bryanna Sarabia, a nonprofit group, is a member of the movement of millions of justice, which is part of the ideas that is a forum for the exchange of ideas and an art figure, the executive director of the frequency. National organizations are against what they say, which makes racial profiling the police, as well as a claim to the unnecessary violence of weapons. Sarabia A 25-year-old Mexican-American from Los Angeles, NBC News on the phone in his speech said that he joined the activity because, despite the fact that I did not bother the police, his friends and his father.
“This story is coming, and I have a point, and continues to be something to change, because not only the black community but also the Latin American community is wrong,” because I would like to join as well. Sarabia, a thorough investigation of police liability cases and police brutality were held protests.
A resident of Chicago, Jamie Hermosillo, told Ferguson people and Staten Island how litigation and angry protests should be understood. He should feel more comfortable – universities, “said the policeman, who benefited from racial profiling.
Antonio Hernandez, New Jersey for 16 years and currently work as a police officer head of the National Coalition of Latino Officers. “I grew up in the center of the city. Sometimes the police can be aggressive, and I know that. But these protests are not the answer and physically threatening to shoot the policeman, nor the police, “he said. “I reduce my enthusiasm by reading a lot of social media messages. I pray that the emotions of my audience, “explained the reviews I read about filing a protest news.
The Polish police agent in New Jersey Paterson, one of the reasons why there is so much dissatisfaction with the police duties of the community, police officers said they did not occur in training was trained. This community that provides education often tries to build relationships with communities that they come to the police program out. Hernandez said that most of the economic slowdown is due to a lack of resources for these programs.
“Each community is different and has its problems at the local level,” he said. “Some of the values and characteristics expected from law enforcement agencies to prove that we must do with the conversation between law enforcement agencies. And vice versa.”
