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Newly unearthed police disciplinary records reveal how New York’s second-largest police force has handled credible domestic violence allegations against its own officers and staff.

muckrock.comHow NY State Police Minimize Domestic Violence AllegationsDocuments reveal how New York’s second-largest police force minimizes credible allegations against its employees.

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This story was originally published by @nysfocus.com. The story was published with contributions from MuckRock, the Fund for Investigative Journalism, and the Data-Driven Reporting Project.

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Eight of the 18 employees in the unearthed documents faced censure and five days or less of suspension or lost vacation, and some of those were put on work probation. Another five faced 10–30 days of suspension or lost vacation, while three faced only censure or no consequences at all.

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Only one employee was fired after an out-of-state domestic incident arrest led the State Police to uncover a pattern of other malfeasance, including evading tolls and drinking and having sex on the job.