NYPD officers leave in record-breaking exodus before full pensions set in: They're risking 'everything'
Former NYPD detective Jason Caputo and Blue Lives Matter NYC founder Joe Imperatrice joined 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss the mass exodus among NYPD officers.
Former NYPD detective Jason Caputo and Blue Lives Matter NYC founder Joe Imperatrice weighed in on the law enforcement exodus on "Fox & Friends First" Monday, arguing that incentives for working with The Big Apple's police force no longer exist.
"You're losing qualified [people], you're losing experience, you're losing so much when it comes to that kind of stuff," Caputo told guest host Ashley Strohmier.
The former detective's comments come a month after he left his 18-year service and as others partaking in the exodus leave before receiving full pensions.
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Caputo followed up on the topic, answering Strohmier's question about incentives for joining the NYPD by saying there are "none," and adding, "I wouldn't really encourage that many people to take this job anymore."
Someone would have to be batshit crazy to be become a policeman in a “defund the police” city. Welcome to Joe Biden’s America.
Some day NYC is going to be like Snake Plissken and escape from NY.
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