Reports: NY State Police superintendent resigns
The superintendent of the New York State Police is stepping down. Joseph D'Amico, who was a 30-year veteran for the NYPD, reportedly handed in his resignation Friday to Gov. Andrew Cuomo. There
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Apr 9, 2016, 4:22 PM
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The superintendent of the New York State Police is stepping down.
Joseph D'Amico, who was a 30-year veteran for the NYPD, reportedly handed in his resignation Friday to Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
There is no word on why the 56-year-old resigned.
D'Amico, who is a West Nyack resident, made headlines back in January for voiding a ticket issued by a trooper to an NYPD officer, who hit a state police van on the state Thruway in Yonkers.
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