Frustrated NYC detectives leaving ‘insane’ NYPD, have ‘had enough’
“That’s going to have a major impact on investigating crimes,” Detectives Endowment Association president Paul DiGiacomo said. “The detective squads are down now as we speak and are investigating more cases. It’s going to have an impact on public safety.”
So far this year, 250 detectives have retired, leaving the total number at about 5,600, which is nearly 2,000 less than two decades ago.
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DiGiacomo, the Detectives Endowment Association president, said cops feel demoralized because of a lack of support from politicians.
“It’s simple,” he said. “Detectives are retiring in historic numbers because they have no support from politicians who care more about criminals than cops and the New Yorkers they protect.”
