Officer Developed PTSD After Connecticut Shooting. Judge Says His Overtime Must Count Toward Benefits

Posted on 08/13/2026

DERBY, CT — A Superior Court judge has upheld an arbitration award requiring the city of Derby to factor overtime earnings into workers’ compensation benefits for a police officer involved in a 2021 shooting.

In a decision issued last week in state Superior Court in Milford, Judge Walter M. Spader Jr. rejected a bid to overturn a unanimous arbitration award that found the city of Derby violated its police union contract by excluding overtime earnings from supplemental workers’ compensation payments to Patrick Foley.

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