Affairs Unit Sergeant News Today

The state Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of the city of Raleigh in its pay dispute with 37 police officers.

More than three dozen Raleigh police officers are urging the North Carolina Supreme Court to review a legal dispute involving “stand-by pay.” A unanimous state Appeals Court panel ruled against the officers in November.

A unanimous state Court of Appeals panel has ruled in favor of the city of Raleigh in its dispute with 37 police officers over disputed "stand-by pay." Officers in the city’s selective enforcement and homicide units claimed that they had been passed over for the extra pay. A trial judge disagreed last year and ruled

The city of Raleigh is urging the N.C. Court of Appeals to reject the case of 37 police officers who claim they are owed back “stand-by pay.” The city filed a new brief Tuesday with the state’s second-highest court.