Disgraced ex-police union boss Ed Mullins to turn himself in to authorities

The previous head of the NYPD’s Sergeants Benevolent Affiliation is anticipated to show himself in Wednesday over allegations of misappropriation of union funds, The Submit has discovered.

Ed Mullins, 59, will give up in Decrease Manhattan practically 5 months after FBI brokers raided the controversial union head’s house on Lengthy Island and SBA places of work in NYC, sources confirmed.

Little data has emerged since brokers have been seen on Oct. 5, 2021, hauling containers of paperwork from Mullins’ residence in Port Washington and the union officers on Value Avenue in Decrease Manhattan.

Federal sources have solely mentioned the raid was linked to alleged theft of SBA funds.

Mullins resigned from his spot as union head and filed for retirement within the days following the raids.

Ed Mullins has turned himself in over allegations of misappropriation of union funds.

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The SBA employed an impartial accounting agency to overview its funds to overview fiances, later telling its members that union dues weren't affected, in response to sources.

Mullins was additionally given a two-month punishment on his means out for a trio of offensive tweets as a part of an inside disciplinary course of.