The NYPD Paid Detail program allows off-duty officers to work private security jobs, employed by various companies including banks and supermarkets. Launched in 1998, the program is available to officers from the rank of police officer to captain. Pay rates range from $49 to $87 per hour, depending on rank, with a 10% administrative fee collected by the department. Officers maintain arrest powers and must adhere to NYPD regulations. The recent shooting that claimed NYPD Officer Didarul Islam's life highlighted the program's impact, with the governor praising officer Islam's role in protecting civilians.
The Paid Detail program allows uniformed, off-duty officers to work private security jobs for companies like banks, supermarkets, and office buildings.
Officers working these details maintain full arrest powers and are subject to NYPD regulations, earning varying pay rates based on their ranks.
NYPD Officer Didarul Islam was killed during the Midtown shooting, with comments made about his heroism and impact on the lives he protected.
Governor Kathy Hochul noted that Officer Islam was a barrier for others, potentially saving lives by being present during the incident.
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