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In that case, any sentence in New York, including a probationary one, would be served only after Trump is out of office, at which point this may be a very different country.

Yu’s report called on the police department to ban “‘rites of passage’ that might be construed as hazing or disparate treatment towards probationary officers.”

Barely half of the 49 probationary officers polled said they rotated with at least three different instructors as required.

One officer was downgraded after making racist comments to probationary officers, another for being arrested while off-duty and the third for instructing their trainee to turn off their body camera during a call for service.

While younger officers “expressed an overwhelmingly positive view of their experience...across a broad range of areas,” a survey given by the report’s findings uncovered some “notable concerns echoed by multiple probationary officers.”

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