Pressured police union treasurer resigns
Read the full story in the Buffalo NewsA raucous meeting last week of Buffalo police union members upset over past PBA spending practices ended in the resignation of a longtime treasurer and the tabling of a resolution to oust the union’s president.
The actions were in direct response to a union-sponsored audit that cited lavish and unaccounted for spending by the Buffalo Police Benevolent Association during the leadership of the past president, Robert P. Meegan Jr. The audit reported union officers attending out-of-town conferences, questionable bills for liquor, expensive lunches and charges on a union credit card by Meegan.
Draft audit questions Buffalo PBA spending practices
Read the full story in the Buffalo NewsUnion dues from Buffalo police officers financed lavish trips to out-of-town conferences for Police Benevolent Association officers, their spouses or significant others, according to a draft audit obtained by The Buffalo News.
Those dues also paid questionable bills for liquor that may never have been poured and overpriced lunches for the union’s board of directors.