Suffolk County Legislator Rob Trotta removed from Public Safety Committee
The Suffolk PBA and municipal workers unions called for Trotta to leave the position, citing a breach of trust after the legislator claimed to have secretly recorded conversations with Police Commissioner Rodney Harrison.
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Mar 7, 2023, 3:58 PM
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4h agoSuffolk County Legislator Rob Trotta has been removed from
the Public Safety Committee.
The Suffolk PBA and municipal workers unions called for
Trotta to leave the position, citing a breach of trust after the legislator
claimed to have secretly recorded conversations with Police Commissioner Rodney
Harrison.
Trotta is a former Suffolk police detective and has
repeatedly accused the union of various campaign-related violations.
In a statement to News 12, Trotta says he will focus his
energy on other important issues for his constituents.
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