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It was all hands on deck after a former employee tried to sink this historical vessel in Waterford.
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We have some breaking news alert for you tonight. Good evening to you. I'm John Gray.
The new acting state police superintendent announced he's retiring just days after he took over that job.
Pedro Perez, his name took the reins of the state police after the superintendent, Harry Corbett,
suddenly announced he was retiring last week. All of this coming amid allegations state police are interfering
or possibly interfering in a domestic violence investigation involving a top aide to Governor Patterson.
In a letter to the governor, Perez says his decision to retire after 28 years has nothing to do with those allegations.
Perez says the search for the new superintendent and the union's perception of him has led him to believe
that continuing on as the acting superintendent may be an obstacle for the state police's progress.
The leaders of both unions say they are looking for a fresh start for the state police when that new superintendent
is eventually selected. Much more on the story coming up tonight at 10.
News we live in Saratoga County now. We're sabotage in the canal. How often do I get to say that?
Police say a Waterford man tried to sink the historic ship the day Peckinpah sank the ship.