Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives
in General Court assembled, and by the authority of the same,
as follows:
SECTION 1.
Notwithstanding any general or special
law or rule or regulation to the contrary, and in order to promote the public
good, the State-Boston Retirement Board shall
retire Thomas J. Gomperts, a police detective of the city of Boston, who, as
a result of injuries sustained while in the performance of his duties on
November 24, 1990, is totally and permanently incapacitated from further
service as a police officer, for accidental disability, upon determination in
accordance
with the procedures and requirements of section 7 of chapter 32 of the
General Laws that he is unable to perform the essential duties of his
job,
that such inability is likely to be permanent, and that he should be so
retired.
SECTION 2.
The annual amount of pension payable to
Thomas J. Gomperts
shall be fixed in an amount equal to the regular rate of
compensation which would have been paid had he continued in service as a police
detective in the city of Boston at the grade held by him at the time of his
retirement.
Such retirement shall become effective as of the date following the last day
for which he is entitled to receive regular compensation.
Upon the retirement of Thomas J. Gomperts, the retirement board of
the city of Boston shall forthwith pay to him all amounts standing to his
credit in the Annuity Savings Fund of the retirement system of the city of
Boston.
SECTION 3.
Section 100 of chapter 41 of the
General Laws shall continue to apply to Thomas J. Gomperts relative to his
indemnification by the city of Boston for any hospital, medical and related
expenses which he may incur after the date of his retirement as a
result of these injuries.
SECTION 4.
Upon the death of Thomas J. Gomperts, the city of Boston
shall pay an annual amount equal to ¾ of the amount of the pension
payable to him at the time of his death for the benefit of the children of
Thomas J. Gomperts for such time as such child is either under 18 years of
age or totally or mentally incapacitated from working.
Approved May 24, 2001.