Roy T. Richter, former NYPD union head, dies by suicide at 56

Former NYPD union boss and respected attorney Roy T. Richter was found dead by suicide at his Westchester home Wednesday, law enforcement sources confirmed.Richter, 56, is believed to have died on Tuesday — which was also his wife’s birthday, according to a post on his daughter’s Instagram Stories.Richter served in the NYPD for 33 years through January 2020, when he retired as a deputy chief, his professional biography read.For the last 12 years of his law enforcement career, Richter was elected to three consecutive terms as president of the NYPD Captains Endowment Association (CEA), which represents 780 active and 1,400 retired uniformed commanders ranked from captain to deputy chief, according to his LinkedIn profile.On his final day in office, he negotiated a new contract deal that added a 10% boost to member compensation, the description continued. “The Captains Endowment Association mourns the passing of Past President Roy Richter. He was one of the true great labor leaders in NYC,” current CEA president Chris Monahan told The Post.IMPORTANT!
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