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Loading the player. A Black officer in Syracuse, New York is suing the police department he works at due to the “extreme racism” he was allegedly subjected to at the hands of fellow law enforcement. According to reports, on June 25, officer Brandon Hanks, who is known in the community for serving as a liaison between Black residents and the Syracuse Police Department, filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against his co-workers. Syracuse Police Officer Brandon Hanks (Credit: Youtube screenshot) Initially, Hanks’ lawyers, Jesse Ryder and Charles Bonner, sent a notice of claim to the city of Syracuse, which is a document filed before a formal federal lawsuit. In the claim, Hanks alleges that the department discriminated against him because of his race, which manifested in him being denied promotion to a specialized unit on the force. ....
2020 Syracuse City Payroll: Who made more than Mayor Ben Walsh? (Search any employee’s pay) Updated 6:06 AM; Today 5:58 AM Syracuse City Mayor Ben Walsh delivers his 2021 State of the City address at the Salt City Market, Syracuse, N.Y., Thursday Jan. 21, 2021. Scott Schild | [email protected] Schild | sschild@syracuse. Facebook Share Nearly 120 Syracuse city employees made more money than Mayor Ben Walsh in 2020, according to city payroll data. Syracuse.com | The Post-Standard requested the pay of every full-time and part-time employee through a Freedom of Information request. Search base salaries and overtime pay for 2,300 employees below. Mayor Ben Walsh makes a base salary of $115,000. In 2020, he took a small pay cut - $442 - to keep his salary in line with employees who were furloughed. The cut was made in the form of a miscellaneous deduction and is not reflected in the list below. That’s because salaries for elected officials a ....
Police will restore ShotSpotter next week; Walsh opponent says it should’ve been done already Updated Apr 14, 2021; Facebook Share Syracuse, N.Y. The Syracuse Police Department will reactivate its ShotSpotter technology next week, about eight months after it was canceled due to budget cuts. The restoration of the program, which tracks and locates gunfire in the city, comes after Common Councilor Michael Greene began publicly calling on Mayor Ben Walsh to restore the service immediately. Greene is running to challenge Walsh in this year’s mayoral race. Deputy Police Chief Joseph Cecile said the department began reactivating the program earlier this week, and credited Walsh for asking the department to explore expanding it. ....
How the easiest part of Syracuse’s police reform - business cards - was delayed months Updated Feb 17, 2021; Posted Feb 17, 2021 Syracuse police are just now issuing business cards more than two months after they were supposed to under the Right to Know law. Syracuse Police Chief Kenton Buckner, shown at a news conference, said he agreed with the union s request to remove officers first names from the cards. Katrina Tulloch | ktulloch@syrac Facebook Share Syracuse, N.Y. For the last month, Syracuse’s easiest step toward police reform handing out business cards has been delayed because of a union objection to officers’ first names being on the cards. ....
Syracuse has outfitted all 220 uniformed police officers with body-worn cameras Updated Jan 08, 2021; Posted Jan 08, 2021 Axon, formerly TASER International, sells body cameras for police officers. The Syracuse Police Department is using Axon s pilot program, which provided the department with 100 body cameras for a one-year free trial. The police union wants officers to be paid to wear the cameras going forward.SYR Facebook Share Syracuse, N.Y. More than half of the officers in the Syracuse Police Department have been outfitted with body-worn cameras, including all the officers who have regular contact with the public, Chief Kenton Buckner said today. Mayor Ben Walsh said the deployment of those cameras fulfills one of his promises for police reform outlined last year. ....