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Queensbury Sen. Dan Stec said it's past time for Gov. Hochul to stop waging war on public safety and correction officers.
It costs New York state more than $100 million per month for having the National Guard in and around state prisons, according to Gov. Kathy Hochul.
This comes as thousands of correction officers are out of a job after prison strikes across the state.
Senator Dan Stec said he has a suggestion for Gov. Hochul to cover these costs.
“Do the right thing and allow these 2,000 COs to return to correctional facilities,” he said.
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