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New York Pays More Police in Retirement Than to Patrol Streets
New York Post via Manhattan Institute for Policy Research Link to more items from this source
Oct. 30, 2013
"During [Mayor] Bloomberg's final year, city will spend $8.7 billion on the police department, nearly double the 2002 figure and more than three times the rate of inflation.... The $4.3 billion taxpayers will spend on salaries and wages for police officers (and a contingent of administrative staff) this year has only just kept up with inflation over the Bloomberg years. By contrast, the pension budget has quadrupled -- from $1.1 to $4.4 billion. We'll spend more on cops' benefits this year than on salaries."

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