New York A06452 mandates the development of a critical incident leave policy for state police officers involved in critical incidents.
New York A06452 requires the superintendent of state police to create, maintain, and distribute a critical incident leave policy to all division members. This policy mandates critical incident paid leave for officers directly involved in critical incidents, defined as actions resulting in serious injury or death where force was justified. The leave duration varies based on the officer's role in the incident. The superintendent is prohibited from taking punitive action against officers granted critical incident leave.
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