NYC to create ‘massive’ public database of NYPD disciplinary records

NY Post ^ | June 17, 2020 | Craig McCarthy

[EinNYC]

NYPD members’ disciplinary records will be published in a public database, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Wednesday — in what he called a “massive” measure to peel back the curtain and shine more light on the department.

First, the city will publish trial details and information on the 1,100 pending internal cases, which are prosecuted by the department’s oversight agency, the Civilian Complaint Review Board, the mayor said.

[EinNYC]

It's not enough that the NYC City Council of commie gay maniacs passed a law in January allowing virtually all arrested criminals, even those who committed dangerous crimes, to walk into a police station and then walk right out again, no bail and no jail. It's not enough that the raging imbeciles of NYC's government decided to let 600 inmates out of its jails to protect the poor dears from COVID--so that they may go out and infect members of the public and commit crimes against them, which dozens of them did. It's not enough that DumblASSio has frequently undermined and attacked the NYPD. It's not enough that his own drugged up daughter was arrested for aiding and abetting protesters to loot and burn the city. Now, this maniac commie bas___d wants to destroy the reputations of the NYPD officers by creating a publicly accessible database of their disciplinary records. And, if it's anything like the NYC Department of Education, a great many of those alleged offenses are complete fabrications. Could you deem anyone who would do the above acts and THEN handicap the officers further a sane person? I've read that hundreds of people have moved out of NYC and NY (myself included)--what do you think this utterly irresponsible action (BTW, the gay city comptroller, a mayoral candidate, is on board with this) will do to the effective crime stopping ability of the police there? I'd be surprised if they didn't follow the lead of Atlanta's police and those of other cities and just quit, leaving NYC wide open for the ANTIFA, CRAPTIFA, and SCHMANTIFA as well as any other criminal taking a fancy for what's not his, for murder, rape, and assault.

[2banana]

Can we get one on NYC politicians too?

[Raycpa]

This means fewer reports will be made.

[genghis]

I mean a 5th grader can calculate the ramifications of this. the only conclusion is they are in favor of more black deaths more crime and lower property values

[prophetic]

This is something that should NEVER be in a public database.

Blazio is almost doing the equivalent of doxxing the private info on all the cops and this is nothing less than shameless pandering to the radical left.

Now how about a public database of all the corruption that all the New York politicians has had their greasy hands into?

[mass55th]

"Can we get one on NYC politicians too?"

I'd say add teacher/college instructor disciplinary records to the database too.

[tet68]

They might as well paint targets on their officers backs.
Are these adjudicated cases or ones in the process?
There is no chance I will ever visit that hive of lunatics!
Welcome to New York, the Seattle of the east!

[bigbob]

Now do Congress, starting with sex harrassment payoffs.

[Scrambler Bob]

Major contract violation, union problem.