'Mafia Cops' Get Life, and Their Pensions
Both men have been drawing tax-free disability pensions from the city since they left the Police Department, according to city records. Mr. Caracappa,
who retired in 1992 as a first-grade detective, receives $5,313 a month. Mr. Eppolito, who retired in 1990 as a second-grade detective, is paid $3,896
a month. Because they retired before they were accused of crimes, their pensions will continue.
Both men have been drawing tax-free disability pensions from the city since they left the Police Department, according to city records. Mr. Caracappa,
who retired in 1992 as a first-grade detective, receives $5,313 a month. Mr. Eppolito, who retired in 1990 as a second-grade detective, is paid $3,896
a month. Because they retired before they were accused of crimes, their pensions will continue.
NY Times Article
This is ridiculous to hear about.... when a state like New York, in so much financial trouble, is still paying 450 corrupt ex-cops! This needs to be
stopped, especially when the city schools are in such bad shape and more and more people are losing their jobs. I wonder if other states follow this
procedure?