A state Parole Board in early November approved the release of a woman who helped her boyfriend kill a Police Officer 21 years ago, and the cop’s widow and the Police Benevolent Association have charged that they were not given the required notification about an October hearing that would have allowed them to contest it.
The state Department of Corrections and Community Supervision insisted that “the family members of Officer Anthony Mosomillo were notified” prior to the hearing. But the PBA said that neither Margaret Mosomillo nor other relatives of the slain officer received notice of the parole board convening regarding the release of Betsy Ramos after she successfully appealed a denial of her release at the beginning of the year.
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