State judge rules Suffolk police must turn over officer misconduct records
The county argued in court papers that the redactions were necessary to protect officers’ personal identity and private information.
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Jan 11, 2024, 10:33 AM
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2h agoA state judge has ordered the Suffolk Police Department to turn over misconduct records to the New York Civil Liberties Union.
The ruling comes after the county and police department improperly claimed they did not have to release the results of internal affairs investigations when allegations of misconduct were declared unsubstantiated.
The county argued in court papers that the redactions were necessary to protect officers’ personal identity and private information.
There is no word yet if Suffolk County and the police department will appeal the decision.
