Study: Switch in retirement plan has less appeal for senior cops

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D.C. police officers will have to pay several times their salaries to switch from a 25-year to a 20-year retirement plan under a D.C. Council proposal, eroding its appeal to veteran officers, according to an actuarial study commissioned by the District.

Chief Cathy Lanier had raised concerns that the retirement plan could lead to a mass exodus of officers with 20 or more years of service.

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