Two NYC Troopers at Risk of Losing Jobs Over Alleged Ryder Cup Incident Involving Family Find out about the allegations against two senior NY State Police officers, who used their access to the Ryder

The Ryder Cup at Bethpage drew massive crowds, high-profile guests, and, of course, the POTUS himself. Fans flocked to see their favorite stars compete. Now, imagine if security misused their power in this scenario. Unbelievable, right? Not quite.

Two months later, the jobs of First Deputy Superintendent Christopher West and Colonel Darren Pitkin are at risk as they allegedly used their access to Bethpage Black to sneak family members into the event. The New York Police Department has a strong policy that prohibits officers from accepting free meals or allowing friends or family into an event where they are assigned security duties.

When the incident came to light, State Police Superintendent Steven James ordered an immediate investigation and requested the resignation of both office