N.Y. IND Law § 77
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Police officers at annual fair
Official statutory text
§ 77. Police officers at annual fair. The board of commissioners of\nthe Niagara frontier police district may, upon the written request of at\nleast five of the councilors of the Seneca nation, detail two or more\npolice officers of such district to attend and preserve peace and good\norder at the annual fair of the Iroquois agricultural society on the\nCattaraugus reservation; the reasonable expenses of such police officers\nto be defrayed by such nation.\n
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