Detectives Benevolent Society News

A message from the President.

December is generally a “look back” time... a time of review, a time of evaluation: and quite possibility a renewal time for resolutions not kept.

As I “look back” at our 2007 business year I see an improvement in the way we deliver our services, I see improvement in the accountability of our committees, especially our Bargaining, Grievance and Labor Management Committees . read more.

 

District Attorney Dan Conley's stunt over turf is embarrassing.

The fourth grade style antics from Conley this summer earned him a well deserved NO CONFIDENCE VOTE by the executive board of the Boston Police Detectives Benevolent Society. Conley's tantrum reached new heights of absurdity when on Tuesday

October 2, 2007 after agreeing to meet with the Detectives Society on October 11, 2007 he abruptly cancelled the meeting without explanation. read more.

 

Davis, unions rail at DA's takeover

Police Commissioner Edward F. Davis lashed out yesterday at Suffolk District Attorney Daniel F. Conley, calling it "vague and confusing" to put state troopers from the DA's office in charge of investigating homicides on MBTA and other state property in Boston. "I'm concerned by the district attorney's apparent lack of consideration for what is in the best interest of public safety in Boston neighborhoods," Davis said in a statement.  read more.

 

Retired Detectives now online

Retired Detective Herb Spellman is writing articles for Simon says, the bi-monthly BPDBS newspaper and he is also online here at www.bpdbs.com
Read all the latest information for retired Detectives right here.