Cops in America, especially New York City cops, are
traditionally just as crooked as any other type of criminal,. When they’re not lying
under oath, cheating, murdering and stealing on the job they’re busy violating constitutional
rights and arresting innocent folks who happen to be in the wrong place at the
right time.
I wouldn’t trust a New York cop to walk my dog.
Two New York City Police Department officers have
recently confirmed in a court of law that their bosses are continuing the use
of an arrest quota system
even after the state legislature explicitly banned the practice in August of
2010.
The
lawsuit was brought by New Yorkers who feel they’ve been unjustly ticketed,
detained or arrested. Cops dispute that they’re running a quota system. They
call the practice “performance goals” instead.
Officer
Pedro Serrano, 43, said while giving testimony in the class action lawsuit
against the NYPD he was labeled a “rat”
for refusing to bring in the 20 citations and one arrest per month required of
him. He also confirmed that the police union had accepted the quota system.
He
testified that he became worried he would be “set up” and fired after
discovering stickers on his locker and on a roster list labeling him a “rat.”
Another
cop witness in the case, Officer Adhyl Polanco, testified that a representative
of the Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association confirmed that the union trustees are
okay with the quota requirement.
An
audio
tape played in the courtroom featured a police captain threatening to fire
lower-ranked officers who do not enforce the quotas on beat cops.
So
the entire New York City Police Department from management to rank and file
officers to union representatives is rotten to the core with crooked cops who
are out on the streets looking to fill their quotas of saps to ticket or arrest
whether guilty or innocent of any wrongdoing.
And
be careful; they’ll riddle your carcass with bullets if you make the slightest
move for your cell phone.
They’re
cop crooks.
As if Serpico wasn't a documentary?
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