The Detectives' Endowment Association maintains Governor Cuomo's putting on hold Mayor de Blasio's plan to inoculate its members with the COVID-19 vaccine shows he is unaware of the risks its members face when they visit homes where individuals have died from the highly contagious virus.
In a Jan. 7 phone interview, union President Paul DiGiacomo said from the early days of the pandemic his members performed their legally required in-person review of thousands of home deaths, which included interviewing family members who were at an elevated risk of infection.
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