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2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 210 - Division of State Police.

§ 210. Division  of  state police. The division of state police in the
  executive department shall be known as the "New York State Police."  The
  head  of  the New York state police shall be the superintendent of state
  police who shall be appointed by the governor by and with the advice and
  consent of the senate, and hold office during his or her  pleasure.  The
  superintendent  shall  be a member of the state police, shall receive as
  salary such sum as may be appropriated by law,  and  shall  accrue  such
  leave  credits and be eligible for the same retirement benefits, service
  credits and other benefits as any other member of the state police.  If,
  prior to appointment, the superintendent served as a member of the state
  police,  he  or  she, upon appointment, shall be entitled to continue to
  accrue and receive such credits and benefits as he  or  she  would  have
  been entitled to accrue and receive prior to appointment.
If,  prior  to  his  or her appointment, the superintendent shall have
  served as a member of the State Police for a  period  of  ten  years  or
  more,  he  or  she  shall,  provided  he  or  she  is  not  eligible for
  retirement,  upon  termination  of   service   as   superintendent,   be
  reappointed, without examination, as a member of the state police in the
  grade  held  by  him  or  her  prior  to  appointment as superintendent,
  notwithstanding the absence of any vacancy  in  such  grade.    For  the
  purpose   of  determining  the  annual  salary  to  be  paid  upon  such
  reappointment, the period of service as superintendent shall be  counted
  as service in the grade to which reappointed.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 211 - Employees.

§ 211. Employees. The superintendent may appoint such employees as may
  be  necessary  and  fix  their  compensation  within  such sum as may be
  appropriated by law. Persons appointed to competitive  positions  within
  the  division  who meet the definition of veteran or disabled veteran as
  defined in section  eighty-five  of  the  civil  service  law  shall  be
  entitled  to  additional  credit and preference as conferred by that law
  and in the same manner, except that,  notwithstanding  any  law  to  the
  contrary,  with  respect  to  any  candidate  applying  for  credit in a
  competitive examination  for  original  appointment  as  a  disabled  or
  non-disabled  veteran,  such  candidate may apply provisionally for such
  credit while still an active member of the armed forces. The application
  for provisional credit may be made at any time between the date  of  his
  or  her  application  for  the  competitive examination and the date the
  eligible  list  is  established.  In  cases  where  there  has  been   a
  provisional  application,  the  superintendent  shall grant final credit
  only if the candidate renews his or her application within  ninety  days
  following   termination  of  the  candidate's  military  duty,  and  the
  candidate's period of eligibility on the list has not expired,  and  the
  candidate   satisfies   the   appropriate   statutory  requirements  for
  eligibility. Pending the  granting  of  final  credit,  the  candidate's
  ranking on any eligible list shall reflect the provisional credit.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 212 - Equipment.

§ 212. Equipment.  The  superintendent  is authorized on behalf of the
  state  to  purchase,  lease  or  lease-purchase,  within   the   amounts
  appropriated  therefor,  necessary equipment and supplies, including but
  not limited to, vehicles and aircraft subject to  the  approval  of  the
  director  of  the  budget,  and  uniforms; when any state property shall
  become unfit for use it shall be disposed  of  in  accordance  with  the
  provisions of the finance law.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 214 - Establishment of Training School.

§ 214. Establishment   of  training  school.  The  superintendent  may
  establish and maintain a training school and make rules and  regulations
  for  the conduct thereof; provided, however, that such regulations shall
  provide that the children or surviving spouse of a state police  officer
  killed  in  the line of duty shall, if otherwise qualified, have a prior
  and preferred  right  over  other  applicants  to  appointment  to  such
  training school or academy.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 214-A - Child Abuse Prevention.

§ 214-a. Child  abuse  prevention.  The  superintendent shall, for all
  members of the state  police:  (1)  develop,  maintain  and  disseminate
  written  policies and procedures pursuant to title six of article six of
  the social services law and applicable provisions of article ten of  the
  family  court  act,  regarding the mandatory reporting of child abuse or
  neglect, reporting procedures and obligations  of  persons  required  to
  report, provisions for taking a child into protective custody, mandatory
  reporting  of  deaths, immunity from liability, penalties for failure to
  report and obligations for the  provision  of  services  and  procedures
  necessary  to  safeguard  the  life  or  health  of  the  child; and (2)
  establish, and implement on an ongoing basis, a training program for all
  current  and  new  employees  regarding  the  policies  and   procedures
  established pursuant to this section.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 214-B - Family Offense Intervention.

§ 214-b. Family  offense  intervention.  The superintendent shall, for
all members of the state police  including  new  and  veteran  officers,
develop, maintain and disseminate, in consultation with the state office
for the prevention of domestic violence, written policies and procedures
consistent  with  article  eight  of the family court act and applicable
provisions of  the  criminal  procedure  and  domestic  relations  laws,
regarding  the  investigation of and intervention in incidents of family
offenses.  Such  policies  and  procedures  shall  make  provision   for
education  and  training  in  the  interpretation and enforcement of New
York's family offense laws, including but not limited to:
(a)  intake  and  recording  of  victim  statements,  and  the  prompt
translation of such statements if made in a language other than English,
in  accordance  with  subdivision (c) of this section, on a standardized
"domestic violence  incident  report  form"  promulgated  by  the  state
division   of   criminal  justice  services  in  consultation  with  the
superintendent and with the state office for the prevention of  domestic
violence,  and  the  investigation  thereof so as to ascertain whether a
crime has been committed against the victim by a member of the  victim's
family  or  household as such terms are defined in section eight hundred
twelve of the family court  act  and  section  530.11  of  the  criminal
procedure law;
(b)  the  need for immediate intervention in family offenses including
the arrest and detention of alleged offenders, pursuant  to  subdivision
four  of  section  140.10  of  the criminal procedure law, and notifying
victims of their rights, in their  native  language,  if  identified  as
other  than English, in accordance with subdivision (c) of this section,
including but not limited to immediately providing the victim  with  the
written  notice  provided  in  subdivision  six of section 530.11 of the
criminal procedure law and subdivision five  of  section  eight  hundred
twelve of the family court act.
(c)  The superintendent, in consultation with the division of criminal
justice services and the office for the prevention of domestic  violence
shall  determine  the  languages  in  which such translation required by
subdivision (a) of this section, and the notification required  pursuant
to   subdivision   (b)   of   this  section,  shall  be  provided.  Such
determination shall  be  based  on  the  size  of  the  New  York  state
population that speaks each language and any other relevant factor. Such
written  notice  required  pursuant  to  subdivision (b) of this section
shall be made available to all state police officers in the state.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 214-C - Elder Abuse Awareness.

§  214-c.  Elder  abuse  awareness. The superintendent, in cooperation
  with the state office for the aging  and  the  office  of  children  and
  family services, shall, for all members of the division of state police:
  (1)  develop,  maintain and disseminate educational material relating to
  abuse of adults,  including  physical  abuse,  sexual  abuse,  emotional
  abuse,  active  neglect,  passive  neglect,  self neglect, and financial
  exploitation,  as  such  terms  are  defined  in  section  four  hundred
  seventy-three  of  the  social services law, and identity theft, and (2)
  establish and implement written procedures and policies in the  event  a
  member  of the division of state police encounters such abuse, including
  the provision of information and referral.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 214-D - Human Trafficking Awareness.

§   214-d.   Human   trafficking  awareness.  The  superintendent,  in
  consultation with the office of temporary and disability assistance  and
  the  division of criminal justice services, shall: (1) develop, maintain
  and disseminate to all members of the state police,  including  new  and
  veteran officers, written policies, procedures and educational materials
  relating  to human trafficking victims, including services available for
  victims of human trafficking, as  referenced  in  section  four  hundred
  eighty-three-bb  of  the  social  services  law;  and  (2) establish and
  implement written procedures and policies in the event a member  of  the
  division  of  state  police  encounters  an  individual believed to be a
  victim of human trafficking, which shall include, but not be limited to,
  the provision of information and/or referral to an appropriate  provider
  of social and legal services to human trafficking victims, in accordance
  with such section four hundred eighty-three-bb.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 214-E - Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Training and Retraining.

§ 214-e. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation training and retraining. 1. For
the purposes of this section, "cardiopulmonary resuscitation" shall have
the  same  meaning as provided in subdivision six of section six hundred
twenty-one of the general business law.
2. Each member of the division of state police shall be:
(a) trained  in  cardiopulmonary  resuscitation  during  the  training
process to become a trooper;
(b) retrained in cardiopulmonary resuscitation every two years; and
(c) required to demonstrate the satisfactory completion of training in
cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 214-F - Emergency Situations Involving People With Autism Spectrum Disorder and Other Developmental Disabilities.

§  214-f.  Emergency  situations involving people with autism spectrum
  disorder and other developmental disabilities. The superintendent shall,
  for all members of the state police:
1.  Develop,  maintain  and  disseminate,  in  consultation  with  the
  commissioner  of  the office for people with developmental disabilities,
  written policies and procedures consistent with  section  13.43  of  the
  mental  hygiene  law,  regarding  the  handling  of emergency situations
  involving  individuals  with  autism   spectrum   disorder   and   other
  developmental  disabilities.  Such  policies  and  procedures shall make
  provisions for the education and training  of  new  and  veteran  police
  officers  on  the handling of emergency situations involving individuals
  with developmental disabilities; and
2. Recommend to the governor, rules and regulations  with  respect  to
  establishment  and  implementation  on  an  ongoing  basis of a training
  program for all current and new police officers regarding  the  policies
  and  procedures  established  pursuant  to  this subdivision, along with
  recommendations for periodic retraining of police officers.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 214-G - Opioid Antagonist Awareness.

§   214-g.   Opioid   antagonist  awareness.  The  superintendent,  in
  cooperation with the department of health and the office  of  alcoholism
  and  substance abuse services, shall, for all members of the division of
  state  police:  (1)  develop,  maintain  and   disseminate   appropriate
  instruction  regarding  section 60.49 of the criminal procedure law, and
  (2) establish and implement written procedures and policies in the event
  a member of the  division  of  state  police  encounters  a  person  who
  possesses opioid antagonists.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 214-H - Extreme Risk Protection Orders.

* §  214-h.  Extreme  risk protection orders. The superintendent shall
  for all members of the division  of  state  police,  including  new  and
  veteran officers, develop, maintain and disseminate written policies and
  procedures  and  educational materials regarding the availability of and
  procedure for  filing  extreme  risk  protection  orders  under  article
  sixty-three-A  of  the  civil  practice  law  and  rules,  including the
  requirements for police officers under section six thousand forty-one of
  such law.
* NB There are 2 § 214-h's
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 214-H*2 - Model Law Enforcement Death Notification Policy.

* §  214-h.  Model  law  enforcement  death  notification  policy. The
superintendent, in collaboration with the  office  of  victim  services,
shall, for all members of the division of state police:
1.  Develop,  maintain  and  disseminate a model law enforcement death
notification policy setting forth recommended  policies  and  procedures
regarding  in-person death notifications to a deceased individual's next
of kin. Such policies and procedures shall make provisions for education
and training of  current  and  new  police  officers  in  the  planning,
preparation,  and  delivery  of in-person death notifications, including
but not limited to, policies and procedures for:
(a) the identification of the deceased individual, the  collection  of
accurate   information   regarding  the  deceased  individual,  and  the
identification of the deceased individual's next of kin; and
(b) the actual  delivery  of  in-person  death  notifications  to  the
deceased individual's next of kin within twenty-four hours following the
identification  of such individual; provided, however, such policies and
procedures shall provide that, in the  event  that  an  in-person  death
notification cannot be provided to the deceased individual's next of kin
within  such  timeframe, the failure or delay of such notification shall
be documented and such notification shall instead be  made  as  soon  as
practicable.
2. Recommend to the governor rules and regulations with respect to the
establishment  and  implementation  on  an  ongoing  basis of a training
program for all current and new police officers regarding  the  policies
and   procedures  established  pursuant  to  this  section,  along  with
recommendations for periodic retraining of police officers.
3. Disseminate the model law  enforcement  death  notification  policy
promulgated  in accordance with this section to all members of the state
police and develop a model training program  for  all  current  and  new
police  officers  regarding  the  policies  and  procedures  established
pursuant to such section.
* NB There are 2 § 214-h's
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 216-A - Scientific Crime Detection Laboratory.

§ 216-a. Scientific  crime detection laboratory. 1. The superintendent
  may maintain a scientific crime detection laboratory, and  may  appoint,
  employ  or  assign  a  director  thereof, and such additional members or
  employees as he may  deem  necessary  for  the  proper  maintenance  and
  operation  of  such  scientific  crime  detection laboratory, within the
  appropriation. The superintendent may also employ, from  time  to  time,
  within  the appropriation, such skilled experts, scientists, technicians
  or other specially qualified persons as he deems necessary  to  aid  the
  New  York  state  police  and  the laboratory in preventing or detecting
  crime, apprehending criminals, or preparing and presenting  evidence  of
  violations of the criminal laws of the state.
2.  The  superintendent may, from time to time, establish headquarters
  or stations in such localities of  the  state  as  he  shall  deem  most
  suitable for the efficient operation of the laboratory.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 216-D - Consumer Product Protection.

§ 216-d. Consumer   product  protection.  1.  The  superintendent,  in
  consultation with the commissioner of the division of  criminal  justice
  services,  shall  establish  a  program  to  investigate  actual  and/or
  suspected cases of consumer product tampering, as  defined  in  sections
  145.35,  145.40  and  145.45 of the penal law, within this state and may
  assign such employees, as deemed necessary for the proper  operation  of
  such program.
2. Such program shall provide that the state police may, upon request,
  act  as the coordinating agency responding to cases of suspected product
  tampering. The superintendent in conjunction with  the  commissioner  of
  the  division  of  criminal  justice  services,  shall,  by  regulation,
  establish uniform procedures that may be used by other agencies involved
  in such cases.
3. The superintendent, in conjunction with  the  commissioner  of  the
  division  of  criminal justice services, and with the cooperation of the
  department of health, the department of  agriculture  and  markets,  and
  other  pertinent  agencies,  shall  promulgate such additional rules and
  regulations which in his/her discretion are necessary for the  efficient
  operation  of  this section. These regulations should include but not be
  limited to the following:
a. the establishment of uniform procedures to be used whenever  a  law
  enforcement  or  regulatory agency or other agency becomes involved in a
  consumer product tampering incident. Such regulations shall require that
  the state police provide  direct  investigative  assistance  or  support
  services to any law enforcement or regulatory agency upon request;
b.  the  establishment of a computerized central data base, located at
  division headquarters, which will function as an information  management
  and  retrieval  system for matters involving consumer product tampering.
  Notification of  all  consumer  product  tampering  cases  made  to  law
  enforcement,  regulatory agencies or other agencies shall be reported to
  the central data base within five hours of such notification;
c. authorization, upon request, to use the scientific crime  detection
  laboratory  to analyze evidence in connection with state police cases or
  cases that originate with other law enforcement, regulatory agencies  or
  other agencies; and
d.  establishment  of  a  twenty-four  hour consumer product tampering
  phone line, to be set  up  at  Headquarters'  communication  section  in
  Albany.
4.  The  superintendent,  in cooperation with the division of criminal
  justice services, shall make recommendations  to  the  municipal  police
  training  council for the establishment of a formalized consumer product
  tampering training program for all law enforcement personnel.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 217 - Communication.

§  217.  Communication.  There shall be established in the division of
  state  police,  executive  department,  a  basic   coordinating   police
  communication system at the headquarters of the division of state police
  and  at  such  substations of the state police as shall be designated by
  the superintendent of state police, for the purpose of prompt collection
  and distribution of information throughout the state of New York as  the
  police  problems  of  the state may require.  This basic system shall be
  known as the New York statewide police information network.    Authority
  is  hereby  granted  to  connect  the  basic system herein provided for,
  directly  or  indirectly  with  other   similar   state,   national   or
  international systems.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 218 - Installation, Operation and Maintenance of Basic System; Personnel.

§ 218. Installation,   operation  and  maintenance  of  basic  system;
  personnel. The superintendent of state police is  hereby  authorized  to
  install,  operate  and  maintain  the  basic  system  and  to employ the
  necessary personnel, within the  appropriation,  for  its  installation,
  operation and maintenance; the persons so employed may be members of the
  state police, or employees, particularly qualified for the duty they are
  to perform.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 219 - Availability.

§ 219. Availability.  The basic system herein provided for may be made
  available for use by any department or division of the state  government
  and  by  any municipal, county, town, village, railroad or other special
  police department lawfully maintained by any corporation in this  state,
  subject  to  the  following  terms  and  conditions: (a) application for
  permission to connect with  the  basic  system  shall  be  made  to  the
  superintendent  of state police on forms to be provided by him; (b) such
  application may be approved by the superintendent of state police if, as
  and when in his discretion such connection is  requisite  and  necessary
  for  the  best interests of the entire system; (c) upon approval of such
  application and before the applicant shall be connected with  the  basic
  system,  such  applicant  must  agree  to assume and pay all rentals for
  sending and receiving stations or receiving stations  only,  as  may  be
  authorized by the superintendent of state police for installation within
  the jurisdiction of the applicant, and any and all costs of installation
  and  operation  of such stations; (d) the state shall pay all rental for
  necessary wire or circuit mileage required to connect such stations with
  the basic system.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 220 - Orders, Rules or Regulations.

§ 220. Orders,  rules or regulations. The basic system herein provided
  for shall remain at all times under the control of the superintendent of
  state police and such control may be exercised by him through any member
  of the state  police  as  he  shall  designate  for  such  purpose.  The
  superintendent  of  state  police is hereby authorized to make and issue
  such orders, rules or regulations for the use of this system as  in  his
  discretion are necessary for efficient operation.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 221 - System of Criminal Justice Information.

§  221. System  of  criminal  justice  information.  1. When any peace
  officer or police agency within this state  shall  receive  a  complaint
  that  a  felony  involving  the use of deadly physical force or a deadly
  weapon has been  committed,  and  if  the  perpetrator  thereof  be  not
  apprehended   within  thirty  minutes  after  such  complaint  has  been
  received, or, in the case  of  any  other  felony,  if  the  perpetrator
  thereof  be  not apprehended within five hours, such police agency shall
  cause information of such felony to be electronically entered  into  the
  New  York  statewide  police  information network in accordance with the
  rules for such entry promulgated by the superintendent of state  police.
  Police  agencies  not  directly  connected  with  the New York statewide
  police information  network  shall  transmit  such  information  to  the
  nearest  or  most convenient electronic entry point, from which point it
  will be immediately dispatched, in conformity with the orders, rules  or
  regulations governing the network.
2.  Any  warrant of arrest, bench warrant or superior court warrant of
  arrest, as such terms are  defined  in  section  1.20  of  the  criminal
  procedure   law,  relating  to  any  offense  defined  as  a  felony  in
  subdivision five of section 10.00 of  the  penal  law,  or  a  probation
  warrant issued pursuant to section 410.40 of the criminal procedure law,
  must be entered into the system no later than forty-eight hours from the
  time it is received by the police officer or peace officer to whom it is
  addressed  if  the subject of the warrant has not been apprehended prior
  to that time.
3. When any police officer, peace officer  or  police  agency  in  the
  state  shall  receive  a  complaint  of  a  missing child, as defined in
  subdivision one of section eight hundred thirty-seven-e of this chapter,
  such police officer, peace officer or police agency may, in his  or  her
  discretion,  as  appropriate,  cause information concerning such missing
  child to be promptly dispatched over the  police  communication  system.
  Police  agencies  not  connected with the basic system may transmit such
  information to the nearest or most convenient  electronic  entry  point,
  from  which  point it may be promptly dispatched, in conformity with the
  orders, rules or  regulations  governing  the  system.  No  dispatch  or
  transmission of a report concerning a missing child shall be required by
  this  subdivision if the investigating police department advises, in its
  discretion, that the release of  such  information  may  jeopardize  the
  investigation  or  the  safety of the child, or requests forbearance for
  any reason.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 221-B - Reporting to New York State Violent Crimes Analysis Program.

§  221-b  Reporting to New York state violent crimes analysis program.
  1.  Every law enforcement agency which receives a report of an actual or
  attempted abduction or molestation  shall  notify  the  New  York  state
  violent  crimes  analysis  program, via the requirements of the New York
  statewide police information network, of such report. Such program shall
  make comparisons of data in its files, and report to the law enforcement
  agency making an initial  report,  any  similarities  to  other  reports
  received by such program. The violent crimes analysis program shall also
  notify the unit of a law enforcement agency which investigates homicides
  when  a  report  reveals  similarities, patterns or modus operandi which
  appear in reports of homicides.
2. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the  contrary,  every
  law  enforcement  agency that accepts responsibility for investigating a
  homicide or attempted homicide,  the  discovery  of  unidentified  human
  remains,  a  reported missing person case where circumstances indicate a
  strong possibility of foul play, or a sexual assault or attempted sexual
  assault, shall make a written report of such investigation  to  the  New
  York state violent crimes analysis program. Such program shall conduct a
  computerized   commonality  analysis  and  provide  the  submitting  law
  enforcement agency the results of such analysis.  Every  written  report
  made to the violent crimes analysis program shall be in form and content
  as  determined  and prescribed by such program, upon the approval of the
  superintendent of state police. An initial written report shall be  made
  to   the   violent   crimes  analysis  program  within  thirty  days  of
  commencement  of  an  investigation.  The  results  of  a   computerized
  commonality analysis shall be provided by such program to the submitting
  law  enforcement  agency  upon  completion  of such analysis in a timely
  manner, as prescribed by the superintendent of state police.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 221-C - Statewide Repository of Data Relating to Unlawful Methamphetamine Laboratories.

§   221-c.   Statewide   repository   of  data  relating  to  unlawful
  methamphetamine  laboratories.  The  division  of  state  police   shall
  maintain   a   statewide   repository   of  data  relating  to  unlawful
  methamphetamine laboratories, and develop and  implement  a  program  to
  provide  for  the  collection  of  data and the reporting thereof by law
  enforcement agencies. Data acquired by law enforcement agencies relating
  to unlawful methamphetamine laboratories shall be sent to the repository
  as soon as reasonably practicable. Data in the repository shall be  made
  available  to law enforcement agencies for the purpose of assisting them
  in combating the unlawful  manufacture,  preparation  or  production  of
  methamphetamine.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 221-D - Discovery of an Unlawful Methamphetamine Laboratory.

§  221-d.  Discovery  of  an  unlawful  methamphetamine laboratory. 1.
  Whenever a law enforcement agency discovers or recognizes  the  presence
  of an unlawful methamphetamine laboratory, such agency shall, as soon as
  reasonably practicable, notify, or cause to be notified, the division of
  state police regarding the location of such laboratory.
2.  Whenever  the  division  of  state  police receives a report of an
  unlawful methamphetamine laboratory,  or  discovers  or  recognizes  the
  presence  of  an  unlawful methamphetamine laboratory, such division, as
  soon as reasonably practicable shall notify, or cause  to  be  notified,
  the department of environmental conservation of such information.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 224 - Verification of Complaint.

§ 224. Verification of complaint. Where a summons has been served by a
  member  of  the state police in lieu of arrest, in cases of violation of
  the vehicle and traffic law or such  ordinances,  rules  or  regulations
  enacted  pursuant  thereto  or  pursuant  to  any  other law relating to
  traffic, or in cases  of  violations  of  the  navigation  law  or  such
  ordinances, rules or regulations enacted pursuant thereto or pursuant to
  any  other  law  relating  to  navigation, any major, any captain or any
  lieutenant or sergeant of the state police  assigned  to  the  troop  in
  which  the  service  of the summons is reported, is hereby authorized to
  administer to such member all necessary oaths  in  connection  with  the
  execution  of  the  complaint to be presented in court by such member in
  the prosecution of such offense.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 225 - Enforcement of Conservation Law.

§ 225. Enforcement  of conservation law. All the powers and duties now
  conferred or imposed upon inspectors and game protectors  under  article
  four of the conservation law, in relation to fish, birds and quadrupeds,
  hereafter  shall  be  exercised  and  performed  by  the  state  police,
  inspectors and game protectors.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 225-A - Lost and Found Property.

§ 225-a. Lost  and found property.  The state police shall perform the
  duties with respect to found property and found instruments provided  in
  article  seven-b  of  the  personal property law. The superintendent may
  designate a member or members of the state police  to  accept  and  keep
  custody  of found property and instruments, may prescribe procedures for
  determining the value and for  estimating  the  net  sum  likely  to  be
  realized  by  sale at public auction of lost property as defined in such
  article, for disposition of  derelict  automobiles  and  other  property
  having  no  value  or  salvage  value  only  and for sale of property as
  authorized by such article and may prescribe rules not inconsistent with
  such article seven-b with respect to form and manner of  giving  notices
  and  with  respect  to forms of reports of found property or instruments
  and with respect to storage of found property.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 226 - Employment of State Police in Towns, Villages, Police Districts.

§ 226. Employment   of   state   police  in  towns,  villages,  police
  districts.  1. The governing board of any police district  provided  for
  under  article  fourteen-a  of  the  town  law  or of any town or of any
  village, may from time to time respectively contract upon behalf of said
  district, town or village with the superintendent of state  police  upon
  behalf  of  the state for the regular assignment of state police to said
  district, town or village upon the following terms and  conditions:  The
  superintendent  of state police shall detail such number of state police
  officers as shall be agreed upon to such district, town or village for a
  period of one year; the pay, maintenance  and  other  expenses  of  such
  detail  for a period of one year shall be computed by the superintendent
  of state police with the approval of the state comptroller pro rata upon
  the total cost of the pay, maintenance and similar expenses of the whole
  department; before such contract shall take effect the  governing  board
  of  said  district,  town  or village shall deposit to the credit of the
  division of state police in a depository to be designated by  the  state
  comptroller  with proper sureties, one half the sum of money so computed
  and upon the first day of the sixth month during the continuance of said
  contract  shall  likewise  deposit  the  remainder  of  said  sum;   the
  superintendent  of  state  police,  upon audit of the comptroller, shall
  draw upon said depository for the pay, maintenance and other expenses of
  said detail when due; said detail shall have all the powers  and  duties
  and  shall remain at all times under the authority and discipline of the
  superintendent of state police as provided for state police assigned  to
  regular duty under this article.
2.  The  superintendent  of  state  police  is  authorized  to appoint
  temporarily to the regular force provided for in this article, troopers,
  non-commissioned officers and officers  to  fill  the  places  of  those
  detailed  under  such  agreements.  In  police districts the money to be
  deposited as required hereunder shall  be  provided  for  as  authorized
  under  article  fourteen-a  of the town law as added in nineteen hundred
  and twenty; in towns and villages the money so deposited shall be raised
  by taxation.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 227 - Disability Benefits.

§ 227. Disability  benefits.  The  following benefits shall be paid by
  the state on account of disability of a member of the division of  state
  police:
1. To every person now a member or who shall hereafter become a member
  of  the  division  of  state  police,  who is now or who shall hereafter
  become physically or mentally unable to perform his regular duties in  a
  manner  satisfactory  to  the  superintendent  of  the division of state
  police there shall be paid during  the  period  of  such  disability  an
  amount  of  not less than one-third nor more than one-half of his salary
  including maintenance allowance, which amount within such  limits  shall
  be  determined  by  a  board  consisting  of the superintendent of state
  police, the attorney-general and the state comptroller. A member of  the
  New York state employees' retirement system who has heretofore served as
  a  member  of the division of state police for a period of fifteen years
  or more and who, following such a period of service, has heretofore been
  retired  for  ordinary  disability  under  the  provisions  of   section
  seventy-eight  of  the  civil  service  law  shall,  notwithstanding the
  provisions of section ninety-three of the  civil  service  law,  receive
  from  the state from appropriations made for the purpose of this section
  such  sum  as  will  bring  his  retirement  allowance   under   section
  seventy-eight  of  the civil service law up to the amount which he would
  have received under this subdivision if he were not a member of the  New
  York  state  employees'  retirement  system  and  were  entitled  to the
  benefits provided for by this  subdivision,  to  be  determined  in  the
  manner prescribed thereby.
2.  The  provisions of this section shall not apply in the case of any
  member of the division of state police who is a member of the  New  York
  state  employees' retirement system unless he was retired by such system
  for ordinary disability prior to  May  twenty-second,  nineteen  hundred
  forty-two.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 229 - Retirement for Cause.

§ 229. Retirement  for  cause. a. The superintendent may recommend the
  retirement for cause of any member of the New York state police  who  is
  covered  by  the  twenty year retirement plan set forth in section three
  hundred eighty-one-b of the retirement and social security law, and  who
  has twenty-five or more years of creditable service under such plan. The
  superintendent shall mail a written notice of such recommendation to the
  member at his home address, which notice shall set forth the reasons for
  the  recommendation. At any time within thirty days after the mailing of
  such recommendation, the member or any person authorized to act  on  his
  behalf  may  serve  a written demand for a review of the recommendation.
  After the service of such demand  the  superintendent  shall  refer  his
  recommendation to the review panel established pursuant to this section,
  the  decision  of  which  shall be subject to review only as provided in
  article seventy-eight of the civil practice law and rules.
b. The said review panel shall consist of three persons who  shall  be
  selected as follows. One person shall be selected by the superintendent.
  One  person shall be selected by the employee organization recognized or
  certified to represent the member pursuant to the provisions of  article
  fourteen of the civil service law. The third person shall be selected by
  the  other  two  or,  if  they cannot agree, he shall be selected by the
  public employment relations board. Each of the three persons so selected
  shall be appointed by the superintendent and shall hold office  until  a
  successor has been selected and appointed.
c.  If  the  member does not serve a timely demand for a review of the
  recommendation of the superintendent; or if the review panel shall adopt
  the recommendation  of  the  superintendent,  the  superintendent  shall
  certify  the  name of the member to the state comptroller for retirement
  for cause.
d. As used in this section, the term retirement for cause shall mean a
  retirement recommended by the superintendent after a finding by him that
  a member is no longer capable of performing his duties satisfactorily.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 231 - Uniform Identification Cards for Retired Police Officers.

§  231.  Uniform  identification cards for retired police officers. 1.
The superintendent shall develop and distribute  uniform  identification
cards  to all sworn members of New York state police, upon such members'
retirement in good standing, which identification  cards  shall  contain
all the following information:
(a) the individual's name;
(b)  a  description of the individual as a retired sworn member of the
New York state police;
(c) a state police photograph of the person;
(d) the New York State Police seal; and
(e) any other information the superintendent deems appropriate.
2. For purposes of this section "retirement in  good  standing"  shall
mean that the sworn member of the New York state police retired from his
or  her  employment for reasons other than the avoidance of disciplinary
charges.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 232 - Sexual Assault Victims Unit.

§ 232. Sexual assault victims unit. There is hereby established within
  the  division  of  state  police  the sexual assault victims unit, which
  shall be a specialized unit having advanced training  in  responding  to
  sexual  assaults,  including campus sexual assaults, and related crimes.
  The sexual assault victims unit shall perform such tasks  as  determined
  by  the  superintendent,  which  shall  include  but  not  be limited to
  providing assistance, including forensic  support  services,  to  campus
  police  or local police or sheriff's departments, and providing training
  to college campus communities.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 233 - Municipal Gun Buyback Program.

§  233.  Municipal gun buyback program. 1. There is hereby established
within the division of the state police a municipal gun buyback program.
Agencies approved by  the  superintendent  may  participate  subject  to
available  appropriations  and  funds  in the municipal gun buyback fund
established pursuant to section ninety-seven-cc  of  the  state  finance
law.
2.  The  division  of  state police shall administer the municipal gun
buyback program and promulgate rules and regulations the  superintendent
deems necessary for the implementation of such program. Such rules shall
include, but not be limited to:
(a)  the  manner  in  which an agency may apply for funds to support a
municipal gun buyback program and the manner in which such funds will be
allocated and distributed;
(b) guidelines for the safe storage and disposal of firearms,  rifles,
shotguns,  and  ammunition  received  as  part  of  the  program  in the
possession of the participating agency, return of any  recovered  stolen
property  to  its  rightful  owner  as  appropriate,  and  retention for
evidence of any firearm, rifle, or shotgun suspected to have  been  used
in a crime;
(c)   guidelines  for  an  agency  participating  in  the  program  to
coordinate with community groups within its jurisdiction; and
(d) guidelines for allowing individuals to surrender firearms,  rifles
and shotguns and eligibility for monetary rewards.
3.  The provisions of subparagraph (f) of paragraph one of subdivision
a of section  265.20  of  the  penal  law  shall  apply  to  any  person
voluntarily  surrendering  a  firearm, rifle or shotgun pursuant to this
section.
4. Any agency shall be authorized to develop  and  implement  its  own
municipal  gun buyback program provided it is otherwise permitted by law
and  conforms  to  the  rules  and  regulations   promulgated   by   the
superintendent and outlined in subdivision two of this section.
5.  For  purposes  of  this section "agency" means the police force or
department of any county, city, town, or village or a county sheriff.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 234 - New York State Police Body-Worn Cameras Program.

§  234.  New  York state police body-worn cameras program. 1. There is
hereby created within the division of state  police  a  New  York  state
police  body-worn  cameras  program.  The  purpose  of the program is to
increase  accountability  and  evidence  for  law  enforcement  and  the
residents  of  the  state  by  providing  body-worn cameras to all state
police officers while on patrol.
2. The division of state police shall provide body-worn cameras, to be
worn by officers at all times,  while  on  patrol.  Such  cameras  shall
record:
(a)  immediately  before an officer exits a patrol vehicle to interact
with a person or situation, even if there is a dash camera  inside  such
vehicle which might also be recording the interaction;
(b)  all uses of force, including any physical aggression and use of a
non-lethal or lethal weapon;
(c) all arrests and summonses;
(d) all interactions with people suspected of criminal activity;
(e) all searches of persons and property;
(f) any call to a crime in progress;
(g) investigative actions where there are interactions with members of
the public;
(h) any interaction with an emotionally disturbed person; and
(i) any instances where officers feel any imminent danger or the  need
to document their time on duty.
3.  The  attorney  general  may  investigate  any  instance where body
cameras fail to record an event pursuant to this section.
4. At the discretion of the officer, body-worn cameras may not record:
(a) sensitive encounters, including but not limited to speaking with a
confidential informant, or conducting a strip search; or
(b) when a member of the public asks such  officer  to  turn  off  the
camera;  provided, however, such officer may continue recording if he or
she thinks a record of that interaction should be generated.
5. The division of state police  shall  preserve  recordings  of  such
body-worn  cameras  and  perform  all  upkeep  on equipment used in such
body-worn cameras. Such duties shall include:
(a) creating a secure record of all instances where there is  recorded
video or audio footage;
(b)  ensuring  officers  have  sufficient  storage  capacity  on their
cameras to allow for the recording  of  interactions  required  by  this
section; and
(c)  ensuring  officers  have  access  to  body-worn  cameras  for the
recording of instances required by this section.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 11 - Division of State Police › 235 - Firearms Safety Training, and Licensing Appeals.

§  235.  Firearms  safety  training,  and  licensing  appeals.  1. The
  superintendent shall,  in  conjunction  with  the  commissioner  of  the
  division   of   criminal   justice  services,  promulgate  policies  and
  procedures with regard to standardization of  firearms  safety  training
  required  under subdivision nineteen of section 400.00 of the penal law,
  which  shall  include  the  approval  of  course   materials   and   the
  promulgation of proficiency standards for live fire training.
2.  The  superintendent,  in  conjunction with the commissioner of the
  division of criminal justice services, shall create an appeals board for
  the purpose of hearing appeals as  provided  in  subdivision  four-a  of
  section  400.00  of  the  penal law and promulgate rules and regulations
  governing such appeals.