Pelham Manor probes emails from police chief
The village of Pelham Manor has hired a private lawyer to investigate whether its police chief sent out racist emails to colleagues. Police Chief Alfred Mosiello has served on the force for more than
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Jan 20, 2015, 3:25 AM
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Updated 3,518 days ago
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The village of Pelham Manor has hired a private lawyer to investigate whether its police chief sent out racist emails to colleagues.
Police Chief Alfred Mosiello has served on the force for more than three decades.
The village-hired lawyer is being asked to report his findings back to the mayor and trustees.
The investigation apparently started following complaints from a former police officer.
Residents say Mosiello should lose his job if the allegations are confirmed to be true.
Mosiello's son is a village police officer. Mosiello's brother is a former Yonkers assemblyman.
News 12 is told that Mosiello has been out on medical leave since last Tuesday and that a lieutenant is temporarily in charge.
The investigation is expected to wrap up in a few weeks.
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