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FL450 wrote:I am in New York

After I read that, nothing surprised me...

Charles L. Cotton wrote:Let's see, he's using the airwaves to promote illegal activity. If any departments follow his suggestion and strike in a state where that is illegal (most I would imagine), then it seems he can/should be arrested and prosecuted for conspiracy and using the airways to do so.

I'll volunteer to be a special prosecutor.

Chas.

Read this about more shenanigans being perpetrated by the NYPD, most likely under the direction of Emperor Bloomberg.

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Charles L. Cotton wrote:Let's see, he's using the airwaves to promote illegal activity. If any departments follow his suggestion and strike in a state where that is illegal (most I would imagine), then it seems he can/should be arrested and prosecuted for conspiracy and using the airways to do so.

I'll volunteer to be a special prosecutor.

Chas.

And I wonder how he would feel if the NY City police departments were the first to implement his suggestion.

Let alone his personal bodyguard contingent

JJVP wrote:Read this about more shenanigans being perpetrated by the NYPD, most likely under the direction of Emperor Bloomberg.

http://www.officer.com/news/10746942/nj ... audio-tape" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I don't really have a problem with this practice. Sure, it smells bad, but, the NYPD is not breaking any laws.
If I lived in NY, I would encourage my police force to use all legal means to protect me from another terrorist event.

If NYPD feels that the FBI and other Feds are not doing everything that needs to be done, they have a vested interest in seeing to it themselves. So long as those actions are legal.

I already have more reasons to dislike Bloomberg than I need for a lifetime. This one is not going on my list.

Of course, YMMV

New Jersey Attorney General Jeffrey Chiesa has said he's seen no evidence that the NYPD's efforts violated his state's laws.

In only this country was still under the rule-of-law, we'd have the pleasure of seeing Bloomy arrested, tried, and imprisoned.

VMI77 wrote:In only this country was still under the rule-of-law, we'd have the pleasure of seeing Bloomy arrested, tried, and imprisoned.

The founders would have tarred and feathered him long ago.