Former NYC police union president sentenced to 2 years for stealing $600K in member dues

Ed Mullins pleaded guilty to wire fraud for falsely reporting business expenses to steal $600K from the Sergeants Benevolent Association fund over 4 years.
Mullins was ordered to forfeit $600K, pay $600K in restitution to the union, and serve 3 years supervised release after his prison term.
He used the money for personal expenses including luxury purchases and meals at high-end restaurants.
Mullins resigned as union president and retired from the NYPD after the FBI investigation.
He was sentenced in Manhattan federal court and must surrender to prison by November 10.