Ron Reale Archives
Soon after Ron Reale
lost his long-shot bid to become public…city all contribute $1,000 to Mr. Reale‘s
campaign with money orders drawn up…money orders made out to ”Friends of Ron
Reale” in the same swirly script? Last week…
January 26, 1997 – By CLIFFORD J. LEVY – New York and Region
- 1391 words
…said yesterday. The union
official, Ron Reale, who said that he had spoken with…After
being informed yesterday of Mr. Reale‘s account, Mr. O’Leary
emphasized…remained in the neighborhood, Mr. Reale said. Mr. O’Leary
said that Mr…
December 21, 1992 – By JACQUES STEINBERG – New York and Region
- 446 words
…lawyer before he made the
admissions,” said Ron Reale, president of the Transit Police
Benevolent…activities against the Guardian Angels,” Mr. Reale
said. “He wreaked havoc on our department.” Mr. Reale said
yesterday that his union was examining…
November 26, 1992 – By DAVID GONZALEZ – New York and Region
- 401 words
…reports directly to the Transit
Authority and its state-run parent agency, the Metropolitan Transportation
Authority. Ron Reale, president of the transit union, the Transit
Police Benevolent Association, said yesterday that the new dispatching…
April 2, 1991 – New York and Region – 175
words
…does not have the right to thwart
the law of the state,” the president of the Transit Police Benevolent
Association, Ron Reale, said at a news conference outside City
Hall yesterday. The president of the Housing Patrolmen’s Benevolent
Association…
October 3, 1991 – By DENNIS HEVESI – New York and Region
- 385 words
…the head of the carpenters’ union,
for embezzling more than $50,000; the president of the police transit union, Ron
Reale; and the presidents of several locals that are part of District
Council 37, the city’s largest municipal union. Last…
March 3, 2006 – By STEVEN GREENHOUSE and WILLIAM K. RASHBAUM – New York and Region
- 1012 words
…former Transit P.B.A. president, Ron
Reale, so that he could fraudulently qualify…for Public Advocate in
1993. Mr. Reale was among those indicted yesterday…15 questionable
donations to Mr. Reale‘s campaign were made by city, transit…
January 23, 1997 – By DAVID KOCIENIEWSKI – Front Page – 1288
words
…1993 campaign for public advocate
of Ron Reale, the president of the Transit Patrolmen…leaders
and their spouses helped Mr. Reale‘s campaign fraudulently
receive…officials made contributions to Mr. Reale‘s campaign, which
were held only…
January 13, 1997 – By DAVID KOCIENIEWSKI – New York and Region
- 1049 words
…Investigation. After the hearing,
Ron Reale, the last president of the union…extensive physical
examinations. Mr. Reale said that officers and their dependents…improper
or irregular about this.” Mr. Reale said the union, before
dissolving…
July 6, 1995 – By SELWYN RAAB – New York and Region – 440 words
10. Darkness and Disorder in Subway: Questions Swirl in
Police Shooting
…police chief, Michael O’Connor,
and Ron Reale, president of the transit police…transit car that
night. But Mr. Reale, who noted that his union officials…suspect under
surveillance, Mr. Reale said, and apparently did not intend…
November 20, 1992 – By ROBERT D. McFADDEN – Front Page – 1664
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11. After 17 Shots, Officers Find Own Colleagues Were Target
…partner had cornered their
suspect. Ron Reale, president of the transit police…Pannell
began to turn and look, Mr. Reale said, but before he could say
anything…officers will carry the Glock. Mr. Reale, the union official,
rejected the…
November 19, 1992 – By SETH FAISON – Front Page – 1188
words
12. Transit Police Feud
…deputies and the union head, Ron
Reale, these might be the most…information” unless Mr. Reale
stopped criticizing his…moves. “He said, ‘Tell Ron that if
intends to airstrike…it to get even,’ ” Mr. Reale quoted Chief
O’Connor…
February 4, 1993 – By CRAIG WOLFF – New York and Region
- 1281 words
13. Giuliani’s Plan to Unite Police Approved by Transit
Agency
…president of the transit officers
union, Ron Reale, and the members of his executive…their
opposition to the plan. Mr. Reale said he had begun negotiating
with…he promised to avert layoffs, Mr. Reale said. “I think I
know when my members…
January 28, 1995 – By ALAN FINDER – New York and Region
- 1026 words
14. Giuliani Threatens to Cut Funds To Force Merger of Police
Forces
…coercive and extortive
tactic,” said Ron Reale, president of the Transit
Patrolmen…state or a 30-cent fare hike. Mr. Reale charged that the
Mayor’s move was…to pay for more police, and, Mr. Reale said,
specified the city’s commitment…
October 26, 1994 – By RICHARD PEREZ-PENA – Front Page – 984
words
15. Dinkins Says He Favors Special Fund to Hire Police
…subway train by the end of his
first term. Ron Reale, the new head of the transit police
officers…favored it. Mr. McKechnie lost his post to Mr. Reale, partly
over the merger issue. Mr. Reale, who took office on Monday, said
yesterday…
January 5, 1990 – By TODD S. PURDUM – New York and Region
- 1097 words
16. 6 Candidates Wrestle for Ground Stein Abandoned
…raised more. Another candidate, Ron
Reale, president of the New York City Transit…it also on radio
commercials. Mr. Reale, who had been considered a long shot…workers
unions. In addition, Mr. Reale can call on the support of his union…
July 21, 1993 – By JONATHAN P. HICKS – New York and Region
- 1138 words
17. TROUBLE UNDERGROUND; Cardiac Arrest Death Results in
Subway Inquiry
…Don’t stop the railroad,’ ”
said Ron Reale, president of the Transit Patrolmen…at
10:21.” Anonymous Calls Mr. Reale said the transit police were
first…Chief, William J. Bratton, Mr. Reale called for an investigation
of the…
September 1, 1991 – By DENNIS HEVESI – New York and Region
- 672 words
18. Stein Pulls Out of Advocate Race, Saying His Political
Career Is Over
…Senators Donald M. Halperin of
Brooklyn and David A. Paterson of Manhattan; Assemblyman Roberto Ramirez of the
Bronx, and Ron Reale, president of the transit police officers’
union, who also has the Conservative Party endorsement. Last night, Mr…
June 30, 1993 – By SAM ROBERTS – Front Page – 1561 words
19. For Subway Police, a New Pride Over Duty in ‘the Hole’
…transport suspects, semiautomatic
pistols and new uniforms. Ron Reale, president of the New York
City Transit Police Benevolent…Transportation Authority. Diverse Stands on Merger
Mr. Reale, head of the transit officers’ union, which favors a…
March 1, 1991 – By CALVIN SIMS – New York and Region – 1122 words
20. Despite Curbs, Fare Beating Is Surging Again in Subways
…important duties because of the loss of overtime hours that were paid from a special state fund that was depleted in June. Ron Reale, the transit police union’s president, said
that he believed that Chief Bratton was “doing all that he can” to
deter…
August 16, 1991 – By CALVIN SIMS – Front Page – 1204
words
21. Old
Hurdles Complicate Plan for Unified Police
…said it would support the other
unions. Pension Questions Ron Reale, the president of the Transit
Police Benevolent Association…cannot merge the police departments by budget
fiat,” Mr. Reale said. Thomas A. Repetto of the Citizens Crime
Commission…
June 27, 1994 – By STEVEN LEE MYERS – New York and Region
- 1223 words
22. Police-Merger
Fight Stalls Dispatch System
…to the new center. ”Merger or no
merger,” said Ron Reale, the transit union’s president. ”the
new communications…personnel should be available when a crime goes down.”
Mr. Reale said many criminals in the subways get away because transit…
September 27, 1990 – By CALVIN SIMS – New York and Region
- 959 words
23. Wounded
Officer’s Wife Says No One Is to Blame
…training emerged as the union
president, Ron Reale, said the four other officers
involved…Pannell was to start to turn,” Mr. Reale said.
“Then, naturally, what happened…transit police spokesman and Mr. Reale,
the union leader, both said that…
November 21, 1992 – By JOSEPH B. TREASTER – New York and Region
- 825 words
24. Police Union Fights City On Forcing Contract Pact
…Transit Police Benevolent
Association, Ron Reale. The other members of the panel
are…between Phil and I all along,” Mr. Reale said. “If I
win, the city will…able to pay for wage increases. Mr. Reale made his
first presentation to the…
May 23, 1994 – By JAMES C. McKINLEY Jr. – New York and Region
- 930 words
25. Transit Officer Kills Robbery Suspect in Manhattan
Elevator
…that she carries on the job, said
Ron Reale, the president of the Transit Police…hand struggle
ensued,” said Mr. Reale, whose representative spoke
briefly…stress and then released, said Mr. Reale. The shooting was the
second in less…
November 23, 1992 – By JACQUES STEINBERG – New York and Region
- 284 words
26. With Subway Crime Up, Transit Police Get a New Chief
…have spent half my life here and
would like to do something different,” he said. Commenting on Mr. Del
Castillo, Ron Reale, president of the New York City Transit
Patrolman’s Benevolent Association, said that although the union did not
always…
April 12, 1990 – By CALVIN SIMS – New York and Region
- 918 words
27. Wounded
Officer Contradicts Others’ Accounts
…Monday that the other officers
plainly saw Officer Pannell wielding his gun. “We’ve said the gun was
fully exposed,” Ron Reale, the union’s president, said
yesterday. And Barry Agulnick, the union’s head lawyer, angrily lashed out at
Officer…
December 24, 1992 – By CRAIG WOLFF – New York and Region
- 1125 words
28. Giuliani May Try a New Merger Strategy: Dismissal
…Association, dismissed Mr.
Crotty’s statements as “posturing” that would have no impact on the
union’s suit. Ron Reale, the president of the Transit Police
Benevolent Association, threatened to push for a strike of all public unions
if…
October 21, 1994 – By CLIFFORD KRAUSS – New York and Region
- 1024 words
29. New Faces Revive Old Dispute on Merging 3 Police Forces
…political backer of Mr. Cuomo,
who did not wish to offend him. But last year, Mr. McKechnie lost the union
presidency to Ron Reale, who favors consolidation. To the Bottom
of the List The president of the housing officers’ union, Jack Jordan,
formerly…
January 17, 1990 – By TODD S. PURDUM – New York and Region
- 1281 words
30. New York’s 3 Police Forces Open New Recruiting Battle
…by State Assemblyman Joseph R.
Lentol, Democrat of Brooklyn, at the behest of the head of the transit police
union, Ron Reale, and the leader of the housing police union,
Jack Jordan. The city’s Police Commissioner, Lee P. Brown, fearing…
August 19, 1991 – By RALPH BLUMENTHAL – New York and Region
- 1650 words
31. Plainclothes Blacks Wary Of a Special Set of Risks
…Barbara Jesberger and yelled
back: “Barbara, it’s me!” Ron Reale, the president of
the Transit Police Benevolent Association…with information about the incident
to come forward. Mr. Reale, the president of the union, said that he did
not believe…
November 20, 1992 – By JOSEPH B. TREASTER – New York and Region
- 950 words
32. Housing
Police Ask Merger With New York Force
…about whether a merger makes
sense.” A little later, Ron Reale, the president of the Transit
Police Benevolent Association…providing better service to the people of New
York,” Mr. Reale said in a statement. Joe Mancini, a spokesman for
the…
January 16, 1990 – By LEONARD BUDER – New York and Region
- 599 words
33. THE NATION; Publish or Percolate: When Is a Story Ready?
…early days. The only explanation,
suggested some, like Ron Reale, the president of the Transit
Police Benevolent Association…They wanted to sell their publications,”
said Mr. Reale. Mr. Sliwa now said, for example, that he invented…
November 29, 1992 – By WILLIAM GLABERSON – Week in Review -
1080 words
34. Officer’s Account of Shooting Is Said to Differ
…been interviewed for five seconds
and cleared the air.” Ron Reale, president of the transit
officers’ union, said that…I see a lot of inaccuracies being put out,”
Mr. Reale said. “No. 1, the spin from the beginning put a finger…
December 18, 1992 – By CRAIG WOLFF – New York and Region
- 618 words
35. 2 Transit Officers Cleared In Shooting of 3d Officer
…department is still conducting
its own investigation. Ron Reale, the president of the Transit
Patrolmen’s Benevolent…prevent a mishap such as this one in the future,”
Mr. Reale said in a statement. Hit by 3 Bullets Officer Pannell…
April 22, 1993 – By IAN FISHER – New York and Region
- 835 words
36. Metro-North
Challenged On Officers’ Suspension
…there is any racial overtone.”
Another union lawyer, Ron Reale, said the officers knew the
homeless man. ”The man…Several of the officers will testify against the
Chief, Mr. Reale said. He added: ”The Chief remains on the payroll…
August 5, 1988 – By DENNIS HEVESI – New York and Region
- 678 words
37. Union President Endorses Combining 3 Police Forces
…Caruso’s home said yesterday that
he was not there. Ron Reale, president of the New York City
Transit Patrolmen’s…transfer to the city force every year. Another factor,
Mr. Reale said, was an agreement with the Housing Patrolmen’s…
December 21, 1991 – By CALVIN SIMS – New York and Region
- 712 words
38. METRO DATELINES; Police Set to Strike At Metro-North Rail
…organizations within the
Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the Transit Authority and Long Island
Rail Road police, said Ron Reale, the P.B.A’s labor consultant. (AP)
METRO DATELINES
August 30, 1988 – New York and Region – 170
words
39. News
Upheld On Hawking In Stations
…that “to do otherwise would
raise serious questions” about infringement on The News’s rights of free
speech. But Ron Reale, head of the 3,600-member transit police
union, threatened to sue, calling the M.T.A.’s decision an illegal…
December 1, 1990 – By DAVID E. PITT – New York and Region
- 848 words
40. POLITICAL NOTES; For Ex-Governor Wilson, a Bridge to
Immortality
…candidacy tomorrow; Senator David
A. Patterson, a Manhattan Democrat; Assemblyman Roberto Ramirez, a Bronx
Democrat; Ron Reale, a Democrat and the president of the Transit
Police Benevolent Association, and Fran Reiter, state chairwoman of the…
May 9, 1993 – By KEVIN SACK – New York and Region – 1075 words
41. Six Public Advocate Candidates Divided on Duties of New
Office
…Alter, a member of the City
Council; David A. Paterson, a state senator; Roberto Ramirez, a state
Assemblyman, and Ron Reale, president of the New York City
Transit Police Union. They are vying for an office that will replace that of
the City…
September 9, 1993 – By THOMAS J. LUECK – New York and Region
- 656 words
42. Giuliani
Tells Of Attrition For Cutbacks
…law-enforcement proposals. The
officials — Phil Caruso, who heads the Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association, and
Ron Reale of the transit police union and Timothy Nickels of the
housing police union — stopped short of offering a unified endorsement…
September 23, 1993 – By JAMES DAO – New York and Region
- 880 words
43. Watkins Family Endorses A Plan to Hire More Police
…Metropolitan Transit Authority,
Phil Caruso, president of the New York City Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association,
and Ron Reale, President of the New York City Transit Police
Benevolent Association.
September 18, 1990 – By KAREN DE WITT – New York and Region
- 594 words
44. Transit Officials Try to Prevent Withholding of Police
Funds
…the city even less control of the
transit police than it currently has. “Nothing is going to happen on the
24th,” Ron Reale, president of the Transit Patrolmen’s
Benevolent Association, predicted. “If he pulls the money out, he’ll
just…
January 18, 1995 – By RICHARD PEREZ-PENA – New York and Region
- 735 words
45. Question No. 1 in the City Council President Race; Why
Would Anyone Want the Job of Mostly Sitting Around Waiting to Break a Tie?
…s Commissioner of Consumer
Affairs; the comedian Jackie Mason; David A. Paterson, a State Senator from
Manhattan; Ron Reale, the president of the New York City Transit
Police Benevolent Association, and many more — more, it seems, every…
March 28, 1993 – By JAMES BENNET – New York and Region
- 1189 words
46. Green Takes Leave of Absence for Bid as Council Chief
…were weighing entering the race
include Jackie Mason, the comedian, David A. Paterson, a Manhattan state
senator, Ron Reale, the president of the transit police union,
and Stephen DiBrienza, a Councilman from Brooklyn. Ninfa Segarra, the…
April 13, 1993 – By JAMES C. McKINLEY
Jr. – New York and Region
- 1000 words
47. With
Stein’s Departure, It’s a Whole New Race
…Senators David A. Paterson of
Manhattan and Donald M. Halperin of Brooklyn; Assemblyman Roberto Ramirez of
the Bronx, and Ron Reale, president of the Transit Patrolmen’s
Benevolent Association. Mr. Paterson, claiming the mantle of front-runner…
July 1, 1993 – By SAM ROBERTS – New York and Region – 856 words
48. Running
for an Old Job That Has a New Game
…The other four contenders are
State Senator David A. Paterson of Manhattan, Assemblyman Roberto Ramirez of
the Bronx, Ron Reale, who is president of the Transit Police
Benevolent Association, and City Councilwoman Susan D. Alter of Brooklyn…
September 8, 1993 – By JOSEPH P. FRIED – New York and Region
- 942 words
49. Housing Police Union Reaches Tentative Contract Agreement
…police union recently declared an
impasse and went to the state’s Public Employment Relations Board for
arbitration. Ron Reale, the head of the transit police union,
said he was still seeking a better contract. Phil Caruso, the president of…
April 23, 1994 – By ALISON MITCHELL – New York and Region
- 379 words
50. Mayor Announces Tentative Pact With Police Unions
…they forced to agree to severance
packages under the threat of layoffs, as the other municipal unions did this
year. Ron Reale, the president of the transit police union, said
that even within the pattern of increases, the agreement gave police…
July 14, 1994 – By STEVEN LEE MYERS – New York and Region
- 751 words
51. Data
Kiosks Are Proposed By Candidate
…asbestos problem. State Senator
Donald M. Halperin campaigned on Staten Island and met with Orthodox Jewish
organizations. Ron Reale, president of the Transit Police
Benevolent Association, campaigned from a van in Brooklyn and on Staten Island.
Roberto…
September 8, 1993 – By THOMAS J. LUECK – Technology – 364
words
52. VOTERS GUIDE; Why Wait for November? You Can Vote Now
…the runner-up. The other
candidates are State Senators Donald Halperin of Brooklyn and David Paterson of
Manhattan; Ron Reale, president of the transit police union,
Assemblyman Roberto Ramirez of the Bronx, and City Councilwoman Susan D.
Alter…
September 12, 1993 – By TODD S. PURDUM – New York and Region
- 683 words
53. Opponents
of Police Merger Doubt Savings
…streets” and grow out of
experience and dedication that “would be lost under a merged
department.” Interim Plan Opposed Ron Reale, president of
the Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association, testified that he favored a full merger
because it would open…
February 17, 1994 – By GEORGE JAMES – New York and Region
- 666 words
54. METRO DATELINES; Metro-North Police Ordered Not to Strike
…the other Metropolitan
Transportation Authority police forces, the Transit Authority and Long Island
Rail Road police, Ron Reale, the union’s labor consultant, said.
The railroad has 5,000 union employees and operates more than 500 trains a…
August 31, 1988 – New York and Region – 144
words
55. A New Deal for
Transit Cops?
…percent feel they have gotten a
raw deal. Small wonder that disgruntled transit cops recently voted in a new
union leader, Ron Reale, who took office this month with a
mandate to press for merger. His arrival suggests that the issue may soon
emerge…
January 10, 1990 – Opinion – 364 words
56. The Region; As Token Lines Lengthen, Fare-Beating Rises
…Police Benevolent Association has
threatened a strike by union members if the agency puts the private guards at
stations. Ron Reale, the transit police union’s president, said
that by hiring the private security force, the agency ”will be usurping…
June 24, 1990 – By CALVIN SIMS – Opinio
lost his long-shot bid to become public…city all contribute $1,000 to Mr. Reale‘s
campaign with money orders drawn up…money orders made out to ”Friends of Ron
Reale” in the same swirly script? Last week…
January 26, 1997 – By CLIFFORD J. LEVY – New York and Region
- 1391 words
…said yesterday. The union
official, Ron Reale, who said that he had spoken with…After
being informed yesterday of Mr. Reale‘s account, Mr. O’Leary
emphasized…remained in the neighborhood, Mr. Reale said. Mr. O’Leary
said that Mr…
December 21, 1992 – By JACQUES STEINBERG – New York and Region
- 446 words
…lawyer before he made the
admissions,” said Ron Reale, president of the Transit Police
Benevolent…activities against the Guardian Angels,” Mr. Reale
said. “He wreaked havoc on our department.” Mr. Reale said
yesterday that his union was examining…
November 26, 1992 – By DAVID GONZALEZ – New York and Region
- 401 words
…reports directly to the Transit
Authority and its state-run parent agency, the Metropolitan Transportation
Authority. Ron Reale, president of the transit union, the Transit
Police Benevolent Association, said yesterday that the new dispatching…
April 2, 1991 – New York and Region – 175
words
…does not have the right to thwart
the law of the state,” the president of the Transit Police Benevolent
Association, Ron Reale, said at a news conference outside City
Hall yesterday. The president of the Housing Patrolmen’s Benevolent
Association…
October 3, 1991 – By DENNIS HEVESI – New York and Region
- 385 words
…the head of the carpenters’ union,
for embezzling more than $50,000; the president of the police transit union, Ron
Reale; and the presidents of several locals that are part of District
Council 37, the city’s largest municipal union. Last…
March 3, 2006 – By STEVEN GREENHOUSE and WILLIAM K. RASHBAUM – New York and Region
- 1012 words
…former Transit P.B.A. president, Ron
Reale, so that he could fraudulently qualify…for Public Advocate in
1993. Mr. Reale was among those indicted yesterday…15 questionable
donations to Mr. Reale‘s campaign were made by city, transit…
January 23, 1997 – By DAVID KOCIENIEWSKI – Front Page – 1288
words
…1993 campaign for public advocate
of Ron Reale, the president of the Transit Patrolmen…leaders
and their spouses helped Mr. Reale‘s campaign fraudulently
receive…officials made contributions to Mr. Reale‘s campaign, which
were held only…
January 13, 1997 – By DAVID KOCIENIEWSKI – New York and Region
- 1049 words
…Investigation. After the hearing,
Ron Reale, the last president of the union…extensive physical
examinations. Mr. Reale said that officers and their dependents…improper
or irregular about this.” Mr. Reale said the union, before
dissolving…
July 6, 1995 – By SELWYN RAAB – New York and Region – 440 words
10. Darkness and Disorder in Subway: Questions Swirl in
Police Shooting
…police chief, Michael O’Connor,
and Ron Reale, president of the transit police…transit car that
night. But Mr. Reale, who noted that his union officials…suspect under
surveillance, Mr. Reale said, and apparently did not intend…
November 20, 1992 – By ROBERT D. McFADDEN – Front Page – 1664
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11. After 17 Shots, Officers Find Own Colleagues Were Target
…partner had cornered their
suspect. Ron Reale, president of the transit police…Pannell
began to turn and look, Mr. Reale said, but before he could say
anything…officers will carry the Glock. Mr. Reale, the union official,
rejected the…
November 19, 1992 – By SETH FAISON – Front Page – 1188
words
12. Transit Police Feud
…deputies and the union head, Ron
Reale, these might be the most…information” unless Mr. Reale
stopped criticizing his…moves. “He said, ‘Tell Ron that if
intends to airstrike…it to get even,’ ” Mr. Reale quoted Chief
O’Connor…
February 4, 1993 – By CRAIG WOLFF – New York and Region
- 1281 words
13. Giuliani’s Plan to Unite Police Approved by Transit
Agency
…president of the transit officers
union, Ron Reale, and the members of his executive…their
opposition to the plan. Mr. Reale said he had begun negotiating
with…he promised to avert layoffs, Mr. Reale said. “I think I
know when my members…
January 28, 1995 – By ALAN FINDER – New York and Region
- 1026 words
14. Giuliani Threatens to Cut Funds To Force Merger of Police
Forces
…coercive and extortive
tactic,” said Ron Reale, president of the Transit
Patrolmen…state or a 30-cent fare hike. Mr. Reale charged that the
Mayor’s move was…to pay for more police, and, Mr. Reale said,
specified the city’s commitment…
October 26, 1994 – By RICHARD PEREZ-PENA – Front Page – 984
words
15. Dinkins Says He Favors Special Fund to Hire Police
…subway train by the end of his
first term. Ron Reale, the new head of the transit police
officers…favored it. Mr. McKechnie lost his post to Mr. Reale, partly
over the merger issue. Mr. Reale, who took office on Monday, said
yesterday…
January 5, 1990 – By TODD S. PURDUM – New York and Region
- 1097 words
16. 6 Candidates Wrestle for Ground Stein Abandoned
…raised more. Another candidate, Ron
Reale, president of the New York City Transit…it also on radio
commercials. Mr. Reale, who had been considered a long shot…workers
unions. In addition, Mr. Reale can call on the support of his union…
July 21, 1993 – By JONATHAN P. HICKS – New York and Region
- 1138 words
17. TROUBLE UNDERGROUND; Cardiac Arrest Death Results in
Subway Inquiry
…Don’t stop the railroad,’ ”
said Ron Reale, president of the Transit Patrolmen…at
10:21.” Anonymous Calls Mr. Reale said the transit police were
first…Chief, William J. Bratton, Mr. Reale called for an investigation
of the…
September 1, 1991 – By DENNIS HEVESI – New York and Region
- 672 words
18. Stein Pulls Out of Advocate Race, Saying His Political
Career Is Over
…Senators Donald M. Halperin of
Brooklyn and David A. Paterson of Manhattan; Assemblyman Roberto Ramirez of the
Bronx, and Ron Reale, president of the transit police officers’
union, who also has the Conservative Party endorsement. Last night, Mr…
June 30, 1993 – By SAM ROBERTS – Front Page – 1561 words
19. For Subway Police, a New Pride Over Duty in ‘the Hole’
…transport suspects, semiautomatic
pistols and new uniforms. Ron Reale, president of the New York
City Transit Police Benevolent…Transportation Authority. Diverse Stands on Merger
Mr. Reale, head of the transit officers’ union, which favors a…
March 1, 1991 – By CALVIN SIMS – New York and Region – 1122 words
20. Despite Curbs, Fare Beating Is Surging Again in Subways
…important duties because of the loss of overtime hours that were paid from a special state fund that was depleted in June. Ron Reale, the transit police union’s president, said
that he believed that Chief Bratton was “doing all that he can” to
deter…
August 16, 1991 – By CALVIN SIMS – Front Page – 1204
words
21. Old
Hurdles Complicate Plan for Unified Police
…said it would support the other
unions. Pension Questions Ron Reale, the president of the Transit
Police Benevolent Association…cannot merge the police departments by budget
fiat,” Mr. Reale said. Thomas A. Repetto of the Citizens Crime
Commission…
June 27, 1994 – By STEVEN LEE MYERS – New York and Region
- 1223 words
22. Police-Merger
Fight Stalls Dispatch System
…to the new center. ”Merger or no
merger,” said Ron Reale, the transit union’s president. ”the
new communications…personnel should be available when a crime goes down.”
Mr. Reale said many criminals in the subways get away because transit…
September 27, 1990 – By CALVIN SIMS – New York and Region
- 959 words
23. Wounded
Officer’s Wife Says No One Is to Blame
…training emerged as the union
president, Ron Reale, said the four other officers
involved…Pannell was to start to turn,” Mr. Reale said.
“Then, naturally, what happened…transit police spokesman and Mr. Reale,
the union leader, both said that…
November 21, 1992 – By JOSEPH B. TREASTER – New York and Region
- 825 words
24. Police Union Fights City On Forcing Contract Pact
…Transit Police Benevolent
Association, Ron Reale. The other members of the panel
are…between Phil and I all along,” Mr. Reale said. “If I
win, the city will…able to pay for wage increases. Mr. Reale made his
first presentation to the…
May 23, 1994 – By JAMES C. McKINLEY Jr. – New York and Region
- 930 words
25. Transit Officer Kills Robbery Suspect in Manhattan
Elevator
…that she carries on the job, said
Ron Reale, the president of the Transit Police…hand struggle
ensued,” said Mr. Reale, whose representative spoke
briefly…stress and then released, said Mr. Reale. The shooting was the
second in less…
November 23, 1992 – By JACQUES STEINBERG – New York and Region
- 284 words
26. With Subway Crime Up, Transit Police Get a New Chief
…have spent half my life here and
would like to do something different,” he said. Commenting on Mr. Del
Castillo, Ron Reale, president of the New York City Transit
Patrolman’s Benevolent Association, said that although the union did not
always…
April 12, 1990 – By CALVIN SIMS – New York and Region
- 918 words
27. Wounded
Officer Contradicts Others’ Accounts
…Monday that the other officers
plainly saw Officer Pannell wielding his gun. “We’ve said the gun was
fully exposed,” Ron Reale, the union’s president, said
yesterday. And Barry Agulnick, the union’s head lawyer, angrily lashed out at
Officer…
December 24, 1992 – By CRAIG WOLFF – New York and Region
- 1125 words
28. Giuliani May Try a New Merger Strategy: Dismissal
…Association, dismissed Mr.
Crotty’s statements as “posturing” that would have no impact on the
union’s suit. Ron Reale, the president of the Transit Police
Benevolent Association, threatened to push for a strike of all public unions
if…
October 21, 1994 – By CLIFFORD KRAUSS – New York and Region
- 1024 words
29. New Faces Revive Old Dispute on Merging 3 Police Forces
…political backer of Mr. Cuomo,
who did not wish to offend him. But last year, Mr. McKechnie lost the union
presidency to Ron Reale, who favors consolidation. To the Bottom
of the List The president of the housing officers’ union, Jack Jordan,
formerly…
January 17, 1990 – By TODD S. PURDUM – New York and Region
- 1281 words
30. New York’s 3 Police Forces Open New Recruiting Battle
…by State Assemblyman Joseph R.
Lentol, Democrat of Brooklyn, at the behest of the head of the transit police
union, Ron Reale, and the leader of the housing police union,
Jack Jordan. The city’s Police Commissioner, Lee P. Brown, fearing…
August 19, 1991 – By RALPH BLUMENTHAL – New York and Region
- 1650 words
31. Plainclothes Blacks Wary Of a Special Set of Risks
…Barbara Jesberger and yelled
back: “Barbara, it’s me!” Ron Reale, the president of
the Transit Police Benevolent Association…with information about the incident
to come forward. Mr. Reale, the president of the union, said that he did
not believe…
November 20, 1992 – By JOSEPH B. TREASTER – New York and Region
- 950 words
32. Housing
Police Ask Merger With New York Force
…about whether a merger makes
sense.” A little later, Ron Reale, the president of the Transit
Police Benevolent Association…providing better service to the people of New
York,” Mr. Reale said in a statement. Joe Mancini, a spokesman for
the…
January 16, 1990 – By LEONARD BUDER – New York and Region
- 599 words
33. THE NATION; Publish or Percolate: When Is a Story Ready?
…early days. The only explanation,
suggested some, like Ron Reale, the president of the Transit
Police Benevolent Association…They wanted to sell their publications,”
said Mr. Reale. Mr. Sliwa now said, for example, that he invented…
November 29, 1992 – By WILLIAM GLABERSON – Week in Review -
1080 words
34. Officer’s Account of Shooting Is Said to Differ
…been interviewed for five seconds
and cleared the air.” Ron Reale, president of the transit
officers’ union, said that…I see a lot of inaccuracies being put out,”
Mr. Reale said. “No. 1, the spin from the beginning put a finger…
December 18, 1992 – By CRAIG WOLFF – New York and Region
- 618 words
35. 2 Transit Officers Cleared In Shooting of 3d Officer
…department is still conducting
its own investigation. Ron Reale, the president of the Transit
Patrolmen’s Benevolent…prevent a mishap such as this one in the future,”
Mr. Reale said in a statement. Hit by 3 Bullets Officer Pannell…
April 22, 1993 – By IAN FISHER – New York and Region
- 835 words
36. Metro-North
Challenged On Officers’ Suspension
…there is any racial overtone.”
Another union lawyer, Ron Reale, said the officers knew the
homeless man. ”The man…Several of the officers will testify against the
Chief, Mr. Reale said. He added: ”The Chief remains on the payroll…
August 5, 1988 – By DENNIS HEVESI – New York and Region
- 678 words
37. Union President Endorses Combining 3 Police Forces
…Caruso’s home said yesterday that
he was not there. Ron Reale, president of the New York City
Transit Patrolmen’s…transfer to the city force every year. Another factor,
Mr. Reale said, was an agreement with the Housing Patrolmen’s…
December 21, 1991 – By CALVIN SIMS – New York and Region
- 712 words
38. METRO DATELINES; Police Set to Strike At Metro-North Rail
…organizations within the
Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the Transit Authority and Long Island
Rail Road police, said Ron Reale, the P.B.A’s labor consultant. (AP)
METRO DATELINES
August 30, 1988 – New York and Region – 170
words
39. News
Upheld On Hawking In Stations
…that “to do otherwise would
raise serious questions” about infringement on The News’s rights of free
speech. But Ron Reale, head of the 3,600-member transit police
union, threatened to sue, calling the M.T.A.’s decision an illegal…
December 1, 1990 – By DAVID E. PITT – New York and Region
- 848 words
40. POLITICAL NOTES; For Ex-Governor Wilson, a Bridge to
Immortality
…candidacy tomorrow; Senator David
A. Patterson, a Manhattan Democrat; Assemblyman Roberto Ramirez, a Bronx
Democrat; Ron Reale, a Democrat and the president of the Transit
Police Benevolent Association, and Fran Reiter, state chairwoman of the…
May 9, 1993 – By KEVIN SACK – New York and Region – 1075 words
41. Six Public Advocate Candidates Divided on Duties of New
Office
…Alter, a member of the City
Council; David A. Paterson, a state senator; Roberto Ramirez, a state
Assemblyman, and Ron Reale, president of the New York City
Transit Police Union. They are vying for an office that will replace that of
the City…
September 9, 1993 – By THOMAS J. LUECK – New York and Region
- 656 words
42. Giuliani
Tells Of Attrition For Cutbacks
…law-enforcement proposals. The
officials — Phil Caruso, who heads the Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association, and
Ron Reale of the transit police union and Timothy Nickels of the
housing police union — stopped short of offering a unified endorsement…
September 23, 1993 – By JAMES DAO – New York and Region
- 880 words
43. Watkins Family Endorses A Plan to Hire More Police
…Metropolitan Transit Authority,
Phil Caruso, president of the New York City Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association,
and Ron Reale, President of the New York City Transit Police
Benevolent Association.
September 18, 1990 – By KAREN DE WITT – New York and Region
- 594 words
44. Transit Officials Try to Prevent Withholding of Police
Funds
…the city even less control of the
transit police than it currently has. “Nothing is going to happen on the
24th,” Ron Reale, president of the Transit Patrolmen’s
Benevolent Association, predicted. “If he pulls the money out, he’ll
just…
January 18, 1995 – By RICHARD PEREZ-PENA – New York and Region
- 735 words
45. Question No. 1 in the City Council President Race; Why
Would Anyone Want the Job of Mostly Sitting Around Waiting to Break a Tie?
…s Commissioner of Consumer
Affairs; the comedian Jackie Mason; David A. Paterson, a State Senator from
Manhattan; Ron Reale, the president of the New York City Transit
Police Benevolent Association, and many more — more, it seems, every…
March 28, 1993 – By JAMES BENNET – New York and Region
- 1189 words
46. Green Takes Leave of Absence for Bid as Council Chief
…were weighing entering the race
include Jackie Mason, the comedian, David A. Paterson, a Manhattan state
senator, Ron Reale, the president of the transit police union,
and Stephen DiBrienza, a Councilman from Brooklyn. Ninfa Segarra, the…
April 13, 1993 – By JAMES C. McKINLEY
Jr. – New York and Region
- 1000 words
47. With
Stein’s Departure, It’s a Whole New Race
…Senators David A. Paterson of
Manhattan and Donald M. Halperin of Brooklyn; Assemblyman Roberto Ramirez of
the Bronx, and Ron Reale, president of the Transit Patrolmen’s
Benevolent Association. Mr. Paterson, claiming the mantle of front-runner…
July 1, 1993 – By SAM ROBERTS – New York and Region – 856 words
48. Running
for an Old Job That Has a New Game
…The other four contenders are
State Senator David A. Paterson of Manhattan, Assemblyman Roberto Ramirez of
the Bronx, Ron Reale, who is president of the Transit Police
Benevolent Association, and City Councilwoman Susan D. Alter of Brooklyn…
September 8, 1993 – By JOSEPH P. FRIED – New York and Region
- 942 words
49. Housing Police Union Reaches Tentative Contract Agreement
…police union recently declared an
impasse and went to the state’s Public Employment Relations Board for
arbitration. Ron Reale, the head of the transit police union,
said he was still seeking a better contract. Phil Caruso, the president of…
April 23, 1994 – By ALISON MITCHELL – New York and Region
- 379 words
50. Mayor Announces Tentative Pact With Police Unions
…they forced to agree to severance
packages under the threat of layoffs, as the other municipal unions did this
year. Ron Reale, the president of the transit police union, said
that even within the pattern of increases, the agreement gave police…
July 14, 1994 – By STEVEN LEE MYERS – New York and Region
- 751 words
51. Data
Kiosks Are Proposed By Candidate
…asbestos problem. State Senator
Donald M. Halperin campaigned on Staten Island and met with Orthodox Jewish
organizations. Ron Reale, president of the Transit Police
Benevolent Association, campaigned from a van in Brooklyn and on Staten Island.
Roberto…
September 8, 1993 – By THOMAS J. LUECK – Technology – 364
words
52. VOTERS GUIDE; Why Wait for November? You Can Vote Now
…the runner-up. The other
candidates are State Senators Donald Halperin of Brooklyn and David Paterson of
Manhattan; Ron Reale, president of the transit police union,
Assemblyman Roberto Ramirez of the Bronx, and City Councilwoman Susan D.
Alter…
September 12, 1993 – By TODD S. PURDUM – New York and Region
- 683 words
53. Opponents
of Police Merger Doubt Savings
…streets” and grow out of
experience and dedication that “would be lost under a merged
department.” Interim Plan Opposed Ron Reale, president of
the Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association, testified that he favored a full merger
because it would open…
February 17, 1994 – By GEORGE JAMES – New York and Region
- 666 words
54. METRO DATELINES; Metro-North Police Ordered Not to Strike
…the other Metropolitan
Transportation Authority police forces, the Transit Authority and Long Island
Rail Road police, Ron Reale, the union’s labor consultant, said.
The railroad has 5,000 union employees and operates more than 500 trains a…
August 31, 1988 – New York and Region – 144
words
55. A New Deal for
Transit Cops?
…percent feel they have gotten a
raw deal. Small wonder that disgruntled transit cops recently voted in a new
union leader, Ron Reale, who took office this month with a
mandate to press for merger. His arrival suggests that the issue may soon
emerge…
January 10, 1990 – Opinion – 364 words
56. The Region; As Token Lines Lengthen, Fare-Beating Rises
…Police Benevolent Association has
threatened a strike by union members if the agency puts the private guards at
stations. Ron Reale, the transit police union’s president, said
that by hiring the private security force, the agency ”will be usurping…
June 24, 1990 – By CALVIN SIMS – Opinio
Soon after Ron Reale lost his long-shot bid to become public…city all contribute $1,000 to Mr. Reale‘s campaign with money orders drawn up…money orders made out to ”Friends of Ron Reale” in the same swirly script? Last week…
January 26, 1997 – By CLIFFORD J. LEVY – New York and Region – 1391 words
…said yesterday. The union official, Ron Reale, who said that he had spoken with…After being informed yesterday of Mr. Reale‘s account, Mr. O’Leary emphasized…remained in the neighborhood, Mr. Reale said. Mr. O’Leary said that Mr…
December 21, 1992 – By JACQUES STEINBERG – New York and Region – 446 words
…lawyer before he made the admissions,” said Ron Reale, president of the Transit Police Benevolent…activities against the Guardian Angels,” Mr. Reale said. “He wreaked havoc on our department.” Mr. Reale said yesterday that his union was examining…
November 26, 1992 – By DAVID GONZALEZ – New York and Region – 401 words
…reports directly to the Transit Authority and its state-run parent agency, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. Ron Reale, president of the transit union, the Transit Police Benevolent Association, said yesterday that the new dispatching…
April 2, 1991 – New York and Region – 175 words
…does not have the right to thwart the law of the state,” the president of the Transit Police Benevolent Association, Ron Reale, said at a news conference outside City Hall yesterday. The president of the Housing Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association…
October 3, 1991 – By DENNIS HEVESI – New York and Region – 385 words
…the head of the carpenters’ union, for embezzling more than $50,000; the president of the police transit union, Ron Reale; and the presidents of several locals that are part of District Council 37, the city’s largest municipal union. Last…
March 3, 2006 – By STEVEN GREENHOUSE and WILLIAM K. RASHBAUM – New York and Region – 1012 words
…former Transit P.B.A. president, Ron Reale, so that he could fraudulently qualify…for Public Advocate in 1993. Mr. Reale was among those indicted yesterday…15 questionable donations to Mr. Reale‘s campaign were made by city, transit…
January 23, 1997 – By DAVID KOCIENIEWSKI – Front Page – 1288 words
…1993 campaign for public advocate of Ron Reale, the president of the Transit Patrolmen…leaders and their spouses helped Mr. Reale‘s campaign fraudulently receive…officials made contributions to Mr. Reale‘s campaign, which were held only…
January 13, 1997 – By DAVID KOCIENIEWSKI – New York and Region – 1049 words
…Investigation. After the hearing, Ron Reale, the last president of the union…extensive physical examinations. Mr. Reale said that officers and their dependents…improper or irregular about this.” Mr. Reale said the union, before dissolving…
July 6, 1995 – By SELWYN RAAB – New York and Region – 440 words
…police chief, Michael O’Connor, and Ron Reale, president of the transit police…transit car that night. But Mr. Reale, who noted that his union officials…suspect under surveillance, Mr. Reale said, and apparently did not intend…
November 20, 1992 – By ROBERT D. McFADDEN – Front Page – 1664 words
…partner had cornered their suspect. Ron Reale, president of the transit police…Pannell began to turn and look, Mr. Reale said, but before he could say anything…officers will carry the Glock. Mr. Reale, the union official, rejected the…
November 19, 1992 – By SETH FAISON – Front Page – 1188 words
…deputies and the union head, Ron Reale, these might be the most…information” unless Mr. Reale stopped criticizing his…moves. “He said, ‘Tell Ron that if intends to airstrike…it to get even,’ ” Mr. Reale quoted Chief O’Connor…
February 4, 1993 – By CRAIG WOLFF – New York and Region – 1281 words
…president of the transit officers union, Ron Reale, and the members of his executive…their opposition to the plan. Mr. Reale said he had begun negotiating with…he promised to avert layoffs, Mr. Reale said. “I think I know when my members…
January 28, 1995 – By ALAN FINDER – New York and Region – 1026 words
…coercive and extortive tactic,” said Ron Reale, president of the Transit Patrolmen…state or a 30-cent fare hike. Mr. Reale charged that the Mayor’s move was…to pay for more police, and, Mr. Reale said, specified the city’s commitment…
October 26, 1994 – By RICHARD PEREZ-PENA – Front Page – 984 words
…subway train by the end of his first term. Ron Reale, the new head of the transit police officers…favored it. Mr. McKechnie lost his post to Mr. Reale, partly over the merger issue. Mr. Reale, who took office on Monday, said yesterday…
January 5, 1990 – By TODD S. PURDUM – New York and Region – 1097 words
…raised more. Another candidate, Ron Reale, president of the New York City Transit…it also on radio commercials. Mr. Reale, who had been considered a long shot…workers unions. In addition, Mr. Reale can call on the support of his union…
July 21, 1993 – By JONATHAN P. HICKS – New York and Region – 1138 words
…Don’t stop the railroad,’ ” said Ron Reale, president of the Transit Patrolmen…at 10:21.” Anonymous Calls Mr. Reale said the transit police were first…Chief, William J. Bratton, Mr. Reale called for an investigation of the…
September 1, 1991 – By DENNIS HEVESI – New York and Region – 672 words
…Senators Donald M. Halperin of Brooklyn and David A. Paterson of Manhattan; Assemblyman Roberto Ramirez of the Bronx, and Ron Reale, president of the transit police officers’ union, who also has the Conservative Party endorsement. Last night, Mr…
June 30, 1993 – By SAM ROBERTS – Front Page – 1561 words
…transport suspects, semiautomatic pistols and new uniforms. Ron Reale, president of the New York City Transit Police Benevolent…Transportation Authority. Diverse Stands on Merger Mr. Reale, head of the transit officers’ union, which favors a…
March 1, 1991 – By CALVIN SIMS – New York and Region – 1122 words
…important duties because of the loss of overtime hours that were paid from a special state fund that was depleted in June. Ron Reale, the transit police union’s president, said that he believed that Chief Bratton was “doing all that he can” to deter…
August 16, 1991 – By CALVIN SIMS – Front Page – 1204 words
…said it would support the other unions. Pension Questions Ron Reale, the president of the Transit Police Benevolent Association…cannot merge the police departments by budget fiat,” Mr. Reale said. Thomas A. Repetto of the Citizens Crime Commission…
June 27, 1994 – By STEVEN LEE MYERS – New York and Region – 1223 words
…to the new center. ”Merger or no merger,” said Ron Reale, the transit union’s president. ”the new communications…personnel should be available when a crime goes down.” Mr. Reale said many criminals in the subways get away because transit…
September 27, 1990 – By CALVIN SIMS – New York and Region – 959 words
…training emerged as the union president, Ron Reale, said the four other officers involved…Pannell was to start to turn,” Mr. Reale said. “Then, naturally, what happened…transit police spokesman and Mr. Reale, the union leader, both said that…
November 21, 1992 – By JOSEPH B. TREASTER – New York and Region – 825 words
…Transit Police Benevolent Association, Ron Reale. The other members of the panel are…between Phil and I all along,” Mr. Reale said. “If I win, the city will…able to pay for wage increases. Mr. Reale made his first presentation to the…
May 23, 1994 – By JAMES C. McKINLEY Jr. – New York and Region – 930 words
…that she carries on the job, said Ron Reale, the president of the Transit Police…hand struggle ensued,” said Mr. Reale, whose representative spoke briefly…stress and then released, said Mr. Reale. The shooting was the second in less…
November 23, 1992 – By JACQUES STEINBERG – New York and Region – 284 words
…have spent half my life here and would like to do something different,” he said. Commenting on Mr. Del Castillo, Ron Reale, president of the New York City Transit Patrolman’s Benevolent Association, said that although the union did not always…
April 12, 1990 – By CALVIN SIMS – New York and Region – 918 words
…Monday that the other officers plainly saw Officer Pannell wielding his gun. “We’ve said the gun was fully exposed,” Ron Reale, the union’s president, said yesterday. And Barry Agulnick, the union’s head lawyer, angrily lashed out at Officer…
December 24, 1992 – By CRAIG WOLFF – New York and Region – 1125 words
…Association, dismissed Mr. Crotty’s statements as “posturing” that would have no impact on the union’s suit. Ron Reale, the president of the Transit Police Benevolent Association, threatened to push for a strike of all public unions if…
October 21, 1994 – By CLIFFORD KRAUSS – New York and Region – 1024 words
…political backer of Mr. Cuomo, who did not wish to offend him. But last year, Mr. McKechnie lost the union presidency to Ron Reale, who favors consolidation. To the Bottom of the List The president of the housing officers’ union, Jack Jordan, formerly…
January 17, 1990 – By TODD S. PURDUM – New York and Region – 1281 words
…by State Assemblyman Joseph R. Lentol, Democrat of Brooklyn, at the behest of the head of the transit police union, Ron Reale, and the leader of the housing police union, Jack Jordan. The city’s Police Commissioner, Lee P. Brown, fearing…
August 19, 1991 – By RALPH BLUMENTHAL – New York and Region – 1650 words
…Barbara Jesberger and yelled back: “Barbara, it’s me!” Ron Reale, the president of the Transit Police Benevolent Association…with information about the incident to come forward. Mr. Reale, the president of the union, said that he did not believe…
November 20, 1992 – By JOSEPH B. TREASTER – New York and Region – 950 words
…about whether a merger makes sense.” A little later, Ron Reale, the president of the Transit Police Benevolent Association…providing better service to the people of New York,” Mr. Reale said in a statement. Joe Mancini, a spokesman for the…
January 16, 1990 – By LEONARD BUDER – New York and Region – 599 words
…early days. The only explanation, suggested some, like Ron Reale, the president of the Transit Police Benevolent Association…They wanted to sell their publications,” said Mr. Reale. Mr. Sliwa now said, for example, that he invented…
November 29, 1992 – By WILLIAM GLABERSON – Week in Review – 1080 words
…been interviewed for five seconds and cleared the air.” Ron Reale, president of the transit officers’ union, said that…I see a lot of inaccuracies being put out,” Mr. Reale said. “No. 1, the spin from the beginning put a finger…
December 18, 1992 – By CRAIG WOLFF – New York and Region – 618 words
…department is still conducting its own investigation. Ron Reale, the president of the Transit Patrolmen’s Benevolent…prevent a mishap such as this one in the future,” Mr. Reale said in a statement. Hit by 3 Bullets Officer Pannell…
April 22, 1993 – By IAN FISHER – New York and Region – 835 words
…there is any racial overtone.” Another union lawyer, Ron Reale, said the officers knew the homeless man. ”The man…Several of the officers will testify against the Chief, Mr. Reale said. He added: ”The Chief remains on the payroll…
August 5, 1988 – By DENNIS HEVESI – New York and Region – 678 words
…Caruso’s home said yesterday that he was not there. Ron Reale, president of the New York City Transit Patrolmen’s…transfer to the city force every year. Another factor, Mr. Reale said, was an agreement with the Housing Patrolmen’s…
December 21, 1991 – By CALVIN SIMS – New York and Region – 712 words
…organizations within the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the Transit Authority and Long Island Rail Road police, said Ron Reale, the P.B.A’s labor consultant. (AP) METRO DATELINES
August 30, 1988 – New York and Region – 170 words
…that “to do otherwise would raise serious questions” about infringement on The News’s rights of free speech. But Ron Reale, head of the 3,600-member transit police union, threatened to sue, calling the M.T.A.’s decision an illegal…
December 1, 1990 – By DAVID E. PITT – New York and Region – 848 words
…candidacy tomorrow; Senator David A. Patterson, a Manhattan Democrat; Assemblyman Roberto Ramirez, a Bronx Democrat; Ron Reale, a Democrat and the president of the Transit Police Benevolent Association, and Fran Reiter, state chairwoman of the…
May 9, 1993 – By KEVIN SACK – New York and Region – 1075 words
…Alter, a member of the City Council; David A. Paterson, a state senator; Roberto Ramirez, a state Assemblyman, and Ron Reale, president of the New York City Transit Police Union. They are vying for an office that will replace that of the City…
September 9, 1993 – By THOMAS J. LUECK – New York and Region – 656 words
…law-enforcement proposals. The officials — Phil Caruso, who heads the Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association, and Ron Reale of the transit police union and Timothy Nickels of the housing police union — stopped short of offering a unified endorsement…
September 23, 1993 – By JAMES DAO – New York and Region – 880 words
…Metropolitan Transit Authority, Phil Caruso, president of the New York City Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association, and Ron Reale, President of the New York City Transit Police Benevolent Association.
September 18, 1990 – By KAREN DE WITT – New York and Region – 594 words
…the city even less control of the transit police than it currently has. “Nothing is going to happen on the 24th,” Ron Reale, president of the Transit Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association, predicted. “If he pulls the money out, he’ll just…
January 18, 1995 – By RICHARD PEREZ-PENA – New York and Region – 735 words
…s Commissioner of Consumer Affairs; the comedian Jackie Mason; David A. Paterson, a State Senator from Manhattan; Ron Reale, the president of the New York City Transit Police Benevolent Association, and many more — more, it seems, every…
March 28, 1993 – By JAMES BENNET – New York and Region – 1189 words
…were weighing entering the race include Jackie Mason, the comedian, David A. Paterson, a Manhattan state senator, Ron Reale, the president of the transit police union, and Stephen DiBrienza, a Councilman from Brooklyn. Ninfa Segarra, the…
April 13, 1993 – By JAMES C. McKINLEY Jr. – New York and Region – 1000 words
…Senators David A. Paterson of Manhattan and Donald M. Halperin of Brooklyn; Assemblyman Roberto Ramirez of the Bronx, and Ron Reale, president of the Transit Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association. Mr. Paterson, claiming the mantle of front-runner…
July 1, 1993 – By SAM ROBERTS – New York and Region – 856 words
…The other four contenders are State Senator David A. Paterson of Manhattan, Assemblyman Roberto Ramirez of the Bronx, Ron Reale, who is president of the Transit Police Benevolent Association, and City Councilwoman Susan D. Alter of Brooklyn…
September 8, 1993 – By JOSEPH P. FRIED – New York and Region – 942 words
…police union recently declared an impasse and went to the state’s Public Employment Relations Board for arbitration. Ron Reale, the head of the transit police union, said he was still seeking a better contract. Phil Caruso, the president of…
April 23, 1994 – By ALISON MITCHELL – New York and Region – 379 words
…they forced to agree to severance packages under the threat of layoffs, as the other municipal unions did this year. Ron Reale, the president of the transit police union, said that even within the pattern of increases, the agreement gave police…
July 14, 1994 – By STEVEN LEE MYERS – New York and Region – 751 words
…asbestos problem. State Senator Donald M. Halperin campaigned on Staten Island and met with Orthodox Jewish organizations. Ron Reale, president of the Transit Police Benevolent Association, campaigned from a van in Brooklyn and on Staten Island. Roberto…
September 8, 1993 – By THOMAS J. LUECK – Technology – 364 words
…the runner-up. The other candidates are State Senators Donald Halperin of Brooklyn and David Paterson of Manhattan; Ron Reale, president of the transit police union, Assemblyman Roberto Ramirez of the Bronx, and City Councilwoman Susan D. Alter…
September 12, 1993 – By TODD S. PURDUM – New York and Region – 683 words
…streets” and grow out of experience and dedication that “would be lost under a merged department.” Interim Plan Opposed Ron Reale, president of the Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association, testified that he favored a full merger because it would open…
February 17, 1994 – By GEORGE JAMES – New York and Region – 666 words
…the other Metropolitan Transportation Authority police forces, the Transit Authority and Long Island Rail Road police, Ron Reale, the union’s labor consultant, said. The railroad has 5,000 union employees and operates more than 500 trains a…
August 31, 1988 – New York and Region – 144 words
…percent feel they have gotten a raw deal. Small wonder that disgruntled transit cops recently voted in a new union leader, Ron Reale, who took office this month with a mandate to press for merger. His arrival suggests that the issue may soon emerge…
January 10, 1990 – Opinion – 364 words
…Police Benevolent Association has threatened a strike by union members if the agency puts the private guards at stations. Ron Reale, the transit police union’s president, said that by hiring the private security force, the agency ”will be usurping…
June 24, 1990 – By CALVIN SIMS – Opinio
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