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Google News: New London police retirement deals remain murky
[TheDay.com] - William Dittman, a 35-year veteran of the department, has hired a lawyer and declined to comment. Former Capt. Michael Lacey, who had been with the department for 28 years, could not be reached to comment. Former Deputy Chief Marshall Segar said he's
Google News: Three police contracts fail to get votes of approval from NL council
[TheDay.com] - Two of the contracts, for veteran captains William Dittman and Michael Lacey, were retirement agreements, while the third, for Deputy Chief Marshall Segar, was a separation agreement after the city decided not to renew the contract of the 21-year
Google News: Captains' retirement deal angers New London police union
[TheDay.com] with the state Board of Labor Relations and the city personnel department, says that the retirement packages for captains William Dittman and Michael Lacey were not seen or negotiated by New London Police Union Local 724, which the union says is
Google News: Finizio says New London faces budget crisis
[TheDay.com] - William Dittman and Michael Lacey - both of whom left the city department earlier this month and will each be paid about $1700 a week through July 1 - were negotiated "in good faith" and are binding contracts. "When those agreements were entered into
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