Retiring a few years early will leave 59-year-old Police Chief Carmen LaBruno with a comfortable landing - and may cost taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars...
After 37 years on the Hoboken force, LaBruno's annual salary is $210,794. And when his retirement becomes official, he would be entitled to an annual state pension of around $147,555...
[H]e will also likely be entitled to termination pay - five days for each year for his 37 years, officials said. That's another 185 days at around $810 per day, or $149,850...
LaBruno was photographed posing with a topless woman during the 2006 trip to New Orleans, one that SWAT officers said was to provide security at Mardi Gras. But the SWAT team was not authorized by law enforcement officers in Louisiana, and in fact, city officials say, LaBruno told them that he was on vacation.
Pi...uh..."Only Ones" at the trough. New Jersey sure takes care of its own, doesn't it, all the while maintaining the highest ethical standards?
See, you do work for them. What, you thought it was the other way around?
[Via Bruce W. Krafft]
That's one hell of a golden parachute..
ReplyDeleteI just read Jersey is activating most of their National Guard for Active Duty..
Maybe he should join them..