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nyc cop 4 trump comes to bet at joseph g cairo's levitown branch NYPD officer who blared ‘Trump 2020’ over cop-car loudspeaker suspended without pay By Tina Moore and Kate Sheehy October 25, 2020 | 4:23pm | Updated Enlarge Image NYPD Alexandra Schuler/picture alliance via Getty Images MORE ON: DONALD TRUMP President Trump is flat-out wrong on 'anarchist cities' Operation Warp Speed is an 'unprecedented' success and other commentary Trump signs pumpkins and hats for supporters at Maine campaign stop Trump holds raucous New Hampshire rally, Biden has quiet Sunday as election nears The NYPD cop who blared “Trump 2020” over a patrol-car loudspeaker in Brooklyn on Saturday has been suspended without pay, the Police Department said Sunday. “Suspended without pay; The police officer who is under investigation for using a department vehicle’s loud speaker for political purposes has been suspended, effective immediately,” the department tweeted. The officer, who police sources identified as Arthur Becerra of the 70th Precinct, was caught on two videos repeating “Trump 2020’’ over the loudspeaker of his squad car in Flatbush on Saturday night. A guy who was videotaping him snapped back, “Go f–k yourself, you f–king fascist” — prompting the cop to bark back over his loudspeaker, “Trump 2020. Put it on YouTube, put it on Facebook. Trump 2020.” It is against department rules for officers to express political views or endorse candidates while on duty — and condemnation for the cop was swift from Mayor Bill de Blasio and Police Commissioner Dermot Shea.of nassau otb where a manager was suspended for 4 days for turning on video so that bettors could watch the races. note joseph g cairo inherited his positions when trum appointed joseh mondello amambassador to trinidad & tobago.

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