A bid by the Port Authority Police Benevolent Association President Paul Nunziato to weigh in on the perils of New York State’s bail reforms sparked a social-media controversy over a very different issue.
He distributed a statement blasting a Queens judge’s decision to release without bail or supervision an HIV-positive male suspect who had been arrested Jan. 6 by Port Authority police for petty larceny, assaulting a police officer and criminal mischief for damage done to the agency’s holding cell at LaGuardia Airport.
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