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An NYPD lieutenant facing charges for wrongly manipulating an Internal Affairs Bureau investigation of a young detective has filed papers to retire, the Daily News has learned. Lt. John Dandola appeared before the city Police Pension Fund Nov. 22 and sought a retirement date of Dec. 22, according to an NYPD Finest message, which among other things is used to announce planned retirements and ...
The NYPD placed a former Internal Affairs lieutenant on desk duty this week as his disciplinary case moves closer to trial on charges he manipulated an investigation into a 2018 scuffle involving a young detective at a Long Island firehouse. Lt. John Dandola in February was served 13 formal disciplinary charges for a range of misconduct in the probe of Detective Scott Munro Jr., and was ...
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The NYPD has filed 13 upgraded disciplinary charges against Lt. John Dandola for a range of misconduct in his two-year investigation into Detective Scott Munro Jr.’s alleged scuffle in 2018 with fellow firefighter Jonathan Kriklava at a Long Island firehouse, the Daily News has learned.
The unusual decision by Deputy Commissioner Joseph Reznick, head of the NYPD’s Internal Affairs Bureau, has raised eyebrows within the NYPD over conflict-of-interest issues and led to a lawsuit filed Wednesday by the officer who made the complaint, Scott Munro Jr.