A man convicted of bludgeoning four men to death with a metal bar as they slept on the New York City streets has been sentenced to 40 years to life in prison.

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Hernandez, an officer with the department since 2005, only left when the woman went to a supervisor, the report said. The chief determined that Hernandez violated agency policies on safety practices, employee harassment and conduct, the Sentinel reported. Dowda also said Hernandez’s conduct met the “elements of the crime of battery.” But the woman told investigators she did not want to pursue a criminal investigation. The termination is still subject to an upcoming arbitration proceeding, in which the officer could try to get his job back. The union officer who represented Hernandez in the internal investigation, Gary Conroy, did not immediately return requests for comment.