The embattled president of the Sergeants Benevolent Association, Edward Mullins, resigned under pressure from his board Oct. 5, hours after Federal agents searched the lower Manhattan offices of the Sergeants Benevolent Association and his Long Island home.
The fiery and outspoken Mr. Mullins, already burdened by a departmental trial on abuse-of-authority charges that was to resume Oct. 27, was asked to step down, the board said in a letter to its members, due to “the severity of this matter and the uncertainty of its outcome.”
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