Ed Mullins

The former New York City police sergeants union boss who resigned after federal agents raised the union’s office and his home last month has been found guilty of violating two department procedures and subsequently docked 70 vacation days. Civilian Complaint Review Board proceedings against the former president of the Sergeants Benevolent Association Ed Mullins began Oct. 25 after he filed…

Trial proceedings against the former president of the Sergeants Benevolent Association Ed Mullins are set to begin Monday

Ed Mullins filed for retirement after resigning his post as president of the NYC Sergeants Benevolent Association earlier this week amid an ongoing corruption-related investigation.

The controversial president of the NYC Sergeants Benevolent Association resigned from his position late Monday night, the union’s executive board said in a message to members, after his home and the Manhattan headquarters were raided by the FBI in connection with a criminal probe being overseen by federal prosecutors

The controversial president of the NYC Sergeants Benevolent Association resigned from his position late Monday night, the union’s executive board said in a message to members, after his home and the Manhattan headquarters were raided by the FBI in connection with a criminal probe being overseen by federal prosecutors

The controversial president of the NYC Sergeants Benevolent Association resigned from his position late Monday night, the union’s executive board said in a message to members.

The controversial president of the NYC Sergeants Benevolent Association resigned from his position late Monday night, the union’s executive board said in a message to members, after his home and the Manhattan headquarters were raided by the FBI in connection with a criminal probe being overseen by federal prosecutors

Federal agents search Ed Mullins home in Port Washington. Jonathan Dienst reports.

The FBI raided the Manhattan headquarters of the NYC Sergeants Benevolent Association and the Long Island home of its controversial president on Tuesday, in connection with a criminal probe being overseen by federal prosecutors in Manhattan. The FBI confirmed the bureau executed the search warrant at the police union’s offices, as well as a home in Port Washington. A...

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