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Glenville detective who retired amid probe to get $50K payout
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
By Michael Goot (Contact)
Gazette Reporter

GLENVILLE — Former Glenville police detective William Gallop — who announced his retirement from the force in July after he was the subject of an internal investigation — will receive a payout of roughly $50,000 in accumulated sick, vacation and personal leave time.
Town Attorney Michael Cuevas said the exact amount of the payout is still being calculated, but it will be between $50,000 and $55,000. The town does not have the option of making the payment in installments.
Gallop had accumulated 1,200 hours of sick leave, 205 hours of vacation leave and 470 hours of compensatory time as of July 29, according to the agreement specifying his retirement conditions provided to The Daily Gazette through a Freedom of Information Law request.
Gallop formally retired Saturday, according to the state Comptroller’s Office. He has been using some of his leave time since going off active duty June 21 at the start of the internal investigation. Any unused leave time will be paid out at his current salary, nearly $70,000 a year.
Some of the money for the payout will come through savings realized by not paying Gallop’s salary, as the position will remain vacant for the rest of the budget year. Police Chief Michael Ranalli will cover the expense within the existing budget, according to Cuevas..............................>>>>........................>>>>...................http://www.dailygazette.com/news/2011/sep/14/0914_detective/

wow.. what do u have to say about this benny slimey? those damn democraps,, opps \, I mean reblocraps are flushing money down the toilet.. wow,. only schenectady, opps,
I mean Glenville,.

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wow.. what do u have to say about this benny slimey? those damn democraps,, opps \, I mean reblocraps are flushing money down the toilet.. wow,. only schenectady, opps,
I mean Glenville,.

You are correct ..... in part. I do know many folks who live in glenville. They collectively do NOT like how their local electives handle the lavish police benefits.....be it dems or reps. HOWEVER........they also see it as the reps being a positive force for the greater good of their town.

only in America

As of right now.....most glenville residents are behind their super for holding back on joining the counties consolidation ploy.I guess ya can't have everything 100%. Ya can only look at the 'greater good'. And glenville has been pretty good, so far, at doing that.

More NNN crookedness. Of course the bad apples are rewarded by the Goats Over People crowd whilst the good and decent First Responders of our community are harassed and threatened by Negative Naybob goon teams!

way .. a nice pass-the-buck statement .. brilliant.. almost christian-like, as in turning the other cheek

Too bad. If this was a City cop he could have gotten triple this payoff...I mean payout.

One bad apple does not spoil the barrel and of the First Responders and many fine police officers I have the good fortune to call friends, all of them are not only selfless public servants who put their lives at risk every second, but all of them are working together to rid the community of the vicious scourges known as the NNN (Nattering Naybobs of Negativity) and the GOP (Goats Over People.)