New York lawmakers are set to overhaul a decades-old law protecting police disciplinary records that has long been among the nation's most secretive.
The Associated Press
The Democrat-led Legislature planned to pass a repeal this week and Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Monday he intends to sign it, noting that such records are already available for other government employees, such as teachers and toll takers. The legislation was among a package of police accountability bills that began to move through the legislature Monday, and some of which were passed. The state Senate and Assembly passed legislation that bans police chokeholds, guarantees the right to record police activity and collects more data on deaths in custody.
Later in the day, Polanco urged a crowd gathered at Gracie Mansion to call their senators and demand that the state's police records law be repealed Tuesday.
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