Retired NYPD cop, injured on job and suffering 9/11-related ailments, can’t get full disability pension (Florida, problems)
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Salerno’s ordeal comes after the Daily News reported Monday that retired Officer Christopher DePaolis runs foot races, and works as a deputy sheriff in Florida while still getting his $82,069-a-year lifetime tax free disability pension.
Salerno’s ordeal comes after the Daily News reported Monday that retired Officer Christopher DePaolis runs foot races, and works as a deputy sheriff in Florida while still getting his $82,069-a-year lifetime tax free disability pension.
Funny how that works huh? Fraud hurts the disabled just as much as the pain of being disabled, both mentally and physically.
IF your info's correct: not only does that cop need to have his pension yanked; he also needs to be fired from his new job AND hauled up on fraud charges.
IF your info's correct: not only does that cop need to have his pension yanked; he also needs to be fired from his new job AND hauled up on fraud charges.
There was a thread started on that other story yesterday from this same poster. That other cop was FORCED out by the medical board, he didn't decide to try and collect disability. The OP isn't being honest as usual.
There was a thread started on that other story yesterday from this same poster. That other cop was FORCED out by the medical board, he didn't decide to try and collect disability. The OP isn't being honest as usual.
You can not even follow the story correctly and replied incorrectly in that other thread and did not even realize you made a mistake. You're not being too bright and now I question your abilities.
IF your info's correct: not only does that cop need to have his pension yanked; he also needs to be fired from his new job AND hauled up on fraud charges.
Here is the story of the officer which Detective Sara Salerno who is being denied full disability is complaining about.
Salerno’s ordeal comes after the Daily News reported Monday that retired Officer Christopher DePaolis runs foot races, and works as a deputy sheriff in Florida while still getting his $82,069-a-year lifetime tax free disability pension.
Funny how that works huh? Fraud hurts the disabled just as much as the pain of being disabled, both mentally and physically.
there are some problems with the spin of it
Salerno (who only served 12 years) does get disability.... but a 50% DISABILITY
DePaolis who served over 20 years) also gets disability... at 75% rate
both based on TIME IN SERVICE and WHAT THE BOARD DETERMINES
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