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Long Island cops who have admitted to misconduct were allowed to stay on the job and rake six-figure salaries — ending their employment only after reaching full pension eligibility, a new report said.

The decision comes despite the series outperforming every other freshman show on the network. After a show with a talented and popular cast premiered and got great reviews from critics and viewers ...

When officer Joseph DeAngelis interviewed for a job at the Poughkeepsie Police Department in 2020, a question about past conduct quickly became a confessional history of lawbreaking and misconduct. In ...

From DUI arrests and theft to racial slurs and sexual assaults, New Jersey police officers were hit with 817 major disciplinary actions in 2025, according to a newly released report from the Attorney ...

(WHTM) — A former Pennsylvania cop was the first islander eliminated from season 8 of “Love Island USA.” Sean Reifel, known as “Officer Sexy Pants,” lasted just six days in the villa before getting ...

Sean Reifel, a single dad and former Bethlehem police officer, quit his job to compete on Love Island USA season 8, sparking controversy with local officials. Bethlehem’s police chief and mayor ...

“I never thought I’d see the day in America where reality show participation wins out over being a police officer.” Love Island: USA cast includes ex-cop Sean Reifel, sparking local controversy. Mayor ...

Sean Reifel says he loved his job as a police officer in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. But he still gave up his badge to join the cast of Love Island USA Season 8. Now, the town’s mayor is calling out the ...

Image Courtesy of NBC/Peacock. Used with Permission. City officials say the rookie cop’s reality TV gamble cost Bethlehem taxpayers thousands and left a short-staffed police force scrambling. 'Love ...