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Rotterdam police chief questions audit

Rotterdam police chief questions audit, calls out ‘several inaccuracies and false implications’ | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS By Shenandoah Briere | Rotterdam Police Chief G. William Manikas is raising concerns over a $25,000 audit conducted by a law firm the town hired after the town supervisor’s office sent a news release Thursday that the chief said is woefully inaccurate. “I feel compelled to address several inaccuracies and false implications outlined in the unsigned press release sent by the Town of Rotterdam on February 17, 2021 and will outline them below,” Manikas said Friday in a release. Manikas’ release comes after Town Supervisor Steven Tommasone’s office sent a release Thursday stating an audit done by Albany law firm Barclay Damon found the department lacked policies and procedures on how to handle the town’s sex offender registry. Those findings come after a February 2017 event in which an officer was disciplined after he failed to properly registe

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Police Department policy failure leads to audit

Rotterdam Police Department sex offender registry policy failure leads to audit | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS By Shenandoah Briere | A Rotterdam police officer was reprimanded after failing to properly register a sex offender in town, a mistake that set off a $25,000 audit of the town Police Department and resulted in the sex offender getting charged for failing to properly register. According to a press release from the town supervisor, an officer was disciplined after a Level 1 sex offender emailed an updated photo to the Police Department for the registry, even though department policy and state law require the person show up for their photo. The emailed photo was not properly uploaded to the registry and the offender was subsequently charged for the officer’s mistake. A Level 1 sex offender has a low risk of a repeat offense, Level 2 has a moderate risk and Level 3 has a high risk.

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Roadblocks in Rotterdam over requests for information

Roadblocks in Rotterdam over requests for information | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS By Shenandoah Briere | He’s only received documents for one of the firms. “You got two attorneys that serve on the town board that should know better,” said Robert Godlewski Tuesday. Godlewski, who served on the town board for five years, said the town approved two contracts July 22, 2020 to hire law firms Barclay Damon of Albany and Girvin & Ferlazzo, PC of Albany for legal services. However, the resolutions did not provide the costs associated with the contracts nor details about what legal services were to be provided. “When I saw no dollar amount on the resolutions or contract I became suspicious,” Godlewski said in an email.

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Rivkin Radler Adds Ex-NY Medicaid Regulator As Partner

Rivkin Radler LLP has announced that Robert Hussar, formerly a top regulator with New York State's Medicaid program and most recently a partner at Barclay Damon LLP, has joined the firm's Albany office as a partner focusing on the health care industry and compliance.

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