Timothy Dymond, a former Bronx Police Officer who 12 years ago became a State Trooper and eventually was promoted to Senior Investigator, last month was elected president of the New York State Police Investigators Association.
Also getting a three-year term was William Sheets, a 14-year veteran of the State Police, as secretary/treasurer. NYSPIA represents 1,200 Senior Investigators and Investigators within the Bureau of Criminal Investigation of the State Police.
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Mr. Dymond said in a statement that a key factor in his decision to seek the union s presidency was that the dialogue around law enforcement over the last year has grown increasingly heated and negative.From narcotics, human trafficking, counter-terrorism and cybercrimes and many other things in between, New York State Police Investigators work largely out of the public eye getting violent, dangerous criminals off the streets. My goal for the presidency will be to help highlight the work of ou