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Retired officer accuses NYPD of retaliation
Retired officer accuses NYPD of retaliation
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A female officer who has since retired from the New York Police Department says she was ordered to attend an alcohol-treatment program or risk being fired after she filed a report accusing a superior of sexual misconduct. Her case shows a culture of retaliation, including surveillance, investigations and allegations, against officers who report inappropriate behavior, a BuzzFeed examination finds.
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