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The PBA caught wind of the settlement and McAsuland sent a letter to Marty asserting that due to the espress contractual language in both the PBA and SBA MOAs prohibiting demotion, the PBA would file a grievance for each tour worked by Brown as a Police Officer. Common PA consensus is that this arguement has no

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