Posted on 12/21/2014 1:57:00 PM PST by conservative98
Edited on 12/21/2014 1:59:57 PM PST by Admin Moderator. [history]
The first assassination of an NYPD officer since the 1988 ambush of Edward Byrne has rattled the rank-and-file
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Good. Stay safe.
If you have plans to visit NYC, it may be a good idea to postpone them or change them altogether.
Oh, for Cripe’s sake. Man up.
Good idea.
0bama and Holder racing to the bottom of race relations.
response time just doubled. or worse. and now, cops’ primary concern is their own safety, not that of the public.
NYC just became significantly less safe. It took that retarded mayor just over a year to destroy the city, but he managed to do it.
That’s BS for the media, how would this procedure have saved their lives?
0bama and Holder racing to the bottom of race relations.
Two cars for every incident will likely mean 50 percent longer to respond to any police call. This is “riding shotgun” for the NYPD.
Manhattan shouldn't have problems, or any more problems than it normally does. Any problems should be in the parts of New York City where tourists usually don't go (or don't go unless they get lost or are up to NG).
Put all NYPD in special patrol cars that have the same protection for the uniformed, as the cockpit of the A10 Warthog gives it’s pilot.
Welcome back to the crime-ridden NYC of the 1980s.
Makes sense to me.
One more example of the consequences of this administration.
On Saturday, December 6, 2014
From a police officer in Maryland:
CDS enforcement by patrol is on life support as it is and total arrests have dropped by about 90% where I work. There were guys on my shift who used to go out and get 17 legitimate lock ups per shift, the majority of them felonies. Now, the department is lucky if the whole shift gets 17 lock ups for the month. The hand writing is on the wall: do nothing and save your job. Folks on the street are acting accordingly. I asked one guy I work with why he stopped making arrests. His answer “I can’t risk getting fired.” This is by no means a brutal or corrupt Officer. Very polite, very professional and at one time a very hard worker. Not anymore. The same goes for everyone to his left and right. They’ve all shut down. Police work is effectively over for them and that means that police services are effectively non-existent for the thousands of people who live and work where they patrol. Occasionally someone will ask me why we don’t Police the way we used to. I tell them why in explicit detail and suggest that they write their elected representatives.
A lot of guys refuse to run code anymore. They won’t activate their lights or siren for anything other than a call to Assist the Officer. Assault in progress? Drive the speed limit. A shooting or a cutting? Drive the speed limit and make sure to stop for at least three seconds at every traffic control device. Why? Because every accident where the Officer runs code is now the Officer’s fault regardless of the transportation articles. So be it. Patrol will adjust accordingly. EMS will not enter the scene where someone is injured as a result of armed criminal action if we are not present. The longer it takes for the Police to arrive the longer that victim bleeds. The problem is that you can’t be fired for getting there a minute late even if the victim dies but you can and will be fired if you crash trying to get there in time, even if you didn’t violate the law or department policy.
Cameras will only make the situation worse. We have already been told that if we get cameras they will have to be turned off when we enter private property to avoid running afoul of the current wiretapping statute. That right there knocks their effectiveness down by about fifty percent. Domestics, EPs/mental cases and investigate the trouble calls account for a good many uses of force. You can ignore a drug dealer on the sidewalk. You can’t ignore a knife wielding schizophrenic who refuses to take his medication. If the Officer thinks that entering that house or apartment to deal with said EP will result in the loss of his job he’s going to pull back and wait for SWAT. Why? Because if he forms a perimeter and everyone in the house is murdered he cannot be disciplined. If he enters the house and kills said EP when attacked with said knife and the family claims racism/brutality/murder he’s looking at termination.
When the cameras come arrests for loitering, disorderly, CDS possession and distribution as a well as a host of other offenses will all but cease. A use of force can be justified but look ugly at the same time. High ranking Police Executives and Mayors don’t like ugly - even if ugly is both lawful and necessary. The result is that Officers will be fired or suspended until the message is received that ugly will not be tolerated. At that point active police work will cease - the process has already started.
A lot of folks want body cameras. They’re not going to like what they get namely Police who will arrive slowly and will simply go through the motions when they arrive - if they come at all. The only thing that Officer is required to do is show up for work on time and get to his call for service eventually (which could be hours). If the Police go into hibernation they are untouchable. No one can be fired or prosecuted for doing the bare minimum. Sadly, that’s the future. It’s unfolding right now.
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He caused this
exactly. in the course of time, high crime parts of NYC will be all but ignored by NYPD, while they focus on keeping the more high profile, tourist areas safe — basically, where rich white folks live.
de blasio will have thereby accomplished precisely the opposite of what he would have desired.
New York, like most of the older states, lacks a recall procedure.
What about a special election or something?
Any way to remove this POS?
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