To the Editor: After reading the Jan. 31 article, introducing Benny Boscio, who has been the Sergeant at Arms for the Correction Officers’ Benevolent Association for about 10 years, I asked myself: how committed is he really to the suffering membership that has been forsaken by the COBA board and victimized by administration for far too long?
Throughout the years Benny Boscio comfortably sat quietly in his seat, while Norman Seabrook repeatedly betrayed his membership causing severe financial and emotional hardship to the thousands he swore to protect. When other candidates organized to oust Norman Seabrook through impeachment hearings or during re-elections, Benny Boscio always stood shoulder to shoulder with Seabrook and his entire board, supporting his decisions and contributing to his campaigns.
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