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Press Release: PBA Statement on Governor's order granting voting rights for parolees
The NY Post editorializes on New Yorkers' calls for Herman Bell to remain incarcerated citing the 367,000 letters to the parole board generated by the PBA’s most recent radio commercial. Diane Piagentini was interviewed on AM 970 Radio’s Joe Piscopo Morning show and NY 1, NBC 4 and CBS 880 reported that Bell should have been released on 4-17 but would remain behind bars until the lawsuit is settled. Two of those reports also mention PC James O’Neill’s tweet opposing parole for Bell.
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The PBA’s objections to the leaking of disciplinary documents and insistence that the leaker be found and held accountable was reported by the Daily News, Post and the Times Union. Stories also ran on NY 1 News, CBS 2 News and WNYC Radio.
On the day that would have been Herman Bell’s first day out of prison, the Daily News, Post and Newsday report on the efforts by the Piagentini family and the PBA to keep Bell incarcerated. Stories also ran on ABC 7 News and New York 1 News.
Press Release: Over 367,000 letters in opposition to parole of cop killers