Alerta do Google - New Jersey Police

	New Jersey Police Atualização assim que ocorre ⋅ 22 de janeiro de 2018
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	Five ways to fix bad cop problems now Asbury Park Press This is a part of "Protecting The Shield" – a two-year Asbury Park Press investigation that probes gaps in police accountability, which can harm citizens and cost New Jersey taxpayers millions of dollars. Since 2010, more than $42 million in taxpayer money has been paid quietly to settle allegations of ... 1.4 million people at risk in towns that don't drug test cops - Asbury Park Press The high cost of pushing out honest officers - Asbury Park Press Police opposed law aimed to fix Edison department with criminal cops - Asbury Park Press Cobertura completa Sinalizar como irrelevante
	'Pile on the rabbit.' Inside death by cop Asbury Park Press "We are the only field where everybody is an expert in police policy and procedure because they watch a TV show," said Patrick Colligan, president of the New Jersey State Police Benevolent Association. "If I walked into a trading floor in New York City and told them how to trade stocks or bonds, I'd be ... Sinalizar como irrelevante
	Anatomy of a police investigation into a Lavallette pedestrian accident Asbury Park Press This is a part of "Protecting The Shield" – a two-year Asbury Park Press investigation that probes gaps in police accountability, which can harm citizens and cost New Jersey taxpayers millions of dollars. LAVALLETTE — Minutes before 1 a.m. on May 1, 2016, Karen Quigley writhed in pain, sprawled on ... Sinalizar como irrelevante
	Money and silence push along bad cops Asbury Park Press This is a part of "Protecting The Shield" – a two-year Asbury Park Press investigation that probes gaps in police accountability, which can harm citizens and cost New Jersey taxpayers millions of dollars. Getting rid of problem cops can be expensive, even for a large city. When faced with a $3 million legal ... Sinalizar como irrelevante
	Three arrests — and still on the police force Asbury Park Press "It's the same thing over and over again," said John Paff, a New Jersey open records advocate who runs a blog on the topic and occasionally sues towns to open up their files. "Six figures get paid out confidentially; town denies wrongdoing, end of story. There's no information on whether anything ... Sinalizar como irrelevante
	Lebanon Township police sole responders for veterans facility New Jersey Hills Among the 5,346 calls the Lebanon Township Police answered in 2017 were 136 to Veterans Haven North, Chief Jack Gale, above, told the Township Committee on Wednesday, Jan. 17. Photo by Jane Primerano. LEBANON TWP. - Among the 5,346 calls police answered in 2017 were 136 to Veterans ... Sinalizar como irrelevante
	Philip Seidle, killer cop: Ex-wife 'did not become a victim until I killed her' Asbury Park Press The former Neptune police sergeant spends his days mostly alone, locked in a maximum-security cell at New Jersey State Prison, the facility for the state's toughest inmates. "It is true I killed and I was a police officer," Seidle wrote in an online message to the Asbury Park Press following a November ... Sinalizar como irrelevante
	After $5.5 million and 14 abuse claims, Seaside Park finally a 'family resort' Asbury Park Press This is a part of "Protecting The Shield" – a two-year Asbury Park Press investigation that probes gaps in police accountability, which can harm citizens and cost New Jersey taxpayers millions of dollars. SEASIDE PARK – A decade ago, the borough's largest concert venue was a battle line. The Green ... Sinalizar como irrelevante

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