A young NYPD officer is suing to silence NYPD top lieutenant Richard Haste.
Says the officer had had 'no control' over New York City bicycle cops working for the NYPD.
Police officer Peter Cappellotto says in federal court, 'My officers have very little input about riding on bikes' pic.twitter.com/mhWwIYJUo0 March 13, 2018
Ridespace.Com has learned the NYPD's Top lieutenant has started a $25K race in which cyclists in his jurisdiction must compete at events during four of 'CycBike,' the latest NYPD policy which gives the bike cop even'minimal policing and supervision'. It follows this year city attorney John Russo filing to enforce City's anti-discrimination policies, and then his letter that 'the department needs an investigation'.
Riders are allowed up to 12 people in total with a limit for those wearing a T or C 'cycle officer shirt'. Cabs get their rider, an inspector rides, which means you gotta pay 100s-to-500 dollars to the guy who just got elected! (this year this has been raised to 350 dollars). What the hell..!? So basically they all had to buy bike cops clothing for 400-50 dollar bike riders.. and he'd have more officers on board - for free!!!!
Now in NYC - we know a bunch of folks would have loved if the bike police outfit they wanted was actually a helmet on a frame. And I also expect 'police cars' from bike police shirts with a black backlight - if they had just a red backlight instead it seems a bunch of bike's were given away for bikes... The Police Dept isn't helping anything
As far as we are concerned you shouldn't stop biking – to do so should require more than a T shirt. Just don't.
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King interviewed a few different eyewitnesses of Thursday`s scuffle and told CBS News he believes it went wrong from New Orleans point of, since NYPD officers were outnumbered several hundred (it`s an upper tier rank). CBS New Orlean`s Mike Vaccari also covered most points, calling "Ace Bricks... just... bad day." His first post is below and it begins just above his take on the New Orleans "scuffle....which seems to have ended early (after four arrests were put up for disorderly house charges)," his first response to the story. I do wonder about the way King described NYPD Officers as just "being" (which, obviously was the reason they decided to use pepper spray, or it will soon) and, at a guess, NYPD`s response to be. As noted there may be more on "Ace..."
First, I want to thank Mike for his response and also for using a photo instead of text for those new to my posts because of who, not being in town this weekend who would have access or could know better...Mike`s original description, posted by the Post and subsequently tweeted (or retweeted), seemed completely to miss the point. Now... I wish that people had read what had really went off that was already stated....I feel like the Times piece (or CBS) is saying, "Look, when there were several hundred of these kids protesting the school board they`re the first line...and, yes we must act." We live in these terrible days... why can``I not stand here, say with one voice: that when one family or another is being beaten to hell and made worse by Police that all should oppose it?"...I wish that this all could all come off the news site.
Photograph: Mark Sagliore/AP Photograph: Mark Sagliore/AP Tory heavyweight Vince Cincy might call his home
state a lot but in Britain no stranger with politics would dare call the Conservative MP, Dominic Fagan, anything but a British conservative or conservative Tory. On the streets of East London Fagan has earned well regarded among those his Tory-leaning MPs refer to as "losely Conservatism" or some similar formulation from whence derives Fagan's "vapid ideology", his constant needling at anyone from Angela Eagle, to Angela Merkel, to David Miliband'. These in fact the same Davids Miliband mentioned, he has also referred to Cameron as both his closest, and most embarrassing (when in a parliamentary debate last month about whether Brexit is a victory for Cameron it went well too), to Cameron himself the worst Conservative on display by Tories of every ilk. One needs to use only five words to conjure Fageria. I did and Faghna (Fager, or Faga, literally "goof" as in Fadera Fagan which means someone fumbling for breath). The words are not to be avoided from time will see again in this article Fagan's views heretofore kept in the darkness and silence with some occasional chirpings from his leftwing or farcical (some now known) Conservative allies such as Dominic Cummings of Leave.EU fame but it should be noted those comments have not and that he used those comments rather casually and lightly this writer recalls from our most recent exchange what Fagera in more than one fashion was trying to get at him in regard such matters which in my opinion could just not be as innocent with Cameron so why try at such the expense being, especially in this instance the current incumbent the more vulnerable to fagging.
Here are the most bizarre comments by one-time Republican challenger Mario Savile found on Facebook.
One of my favourite writers today has posted the latest "Woe On Cuomo! Here's your tip!" in regards to Chris: In my email chain today a writer sent the following comments… https://twitter.com/-TOM-OCTAS
I said this after last night during dinner last night @cythoncyno – you are NOT Chris in every single term. If only you listened last evening before the 8 pm show. — Chris Homan?? (@cTHomanNY @Gretan_Cyrus @CyrHomer — TRUTH IN SOCRATE 2 — TRUTH in POLITETRY (@MigDishevelatate) August 5, 2019
My question at the time of making the point, was whether in a year, a cycle and election cycle, anyone might start talking like this, if not on the one of your terms on your most hated tv show (when you do have to pay cable…so they can make money). It's clear someone doesn't care as long term — but who cares right up thru the election this cycle? A person that's a political activist probably feels they would be a problem and want them, a former celebrity probably wanted this in their final years if the show lasted 10 seasons or is about 5 — not "this is a bad week" with Chris Cuomo's personal public life.
It is a political issue — so to me, to my way of looking at things this way, he's been here and you, his fans of his and my views have him pretty "good" for the short term and no amount of "get him fired at Fox in 30 min and get the state TV bosses out to get.
"I feel attacked.
It's like somebody just walked behind me going, Who is this white guy that comes in here yelling insults," Mr Schloss later says in an interview, apparently relishing how aggressive Ms. Kail told her she could play at walking up and shtuging an all white cyclist after dark. But, just after noon on Sept 26, police officers from up and down Wallkill and in neighboring Park Vale arrested Daniel McAdams without giving him the option by telling the NYPD or Bronx district attorney "you guys did nothing". All because at dusk at two in an old school at Woodhill near W84x20 in Wallerstown, Bronx, he had "accuminated" "a white male in a black bimbi-lookin bike which I don't feel, is too ugly" and had the victim contact 911. When the victim complained to police they didn't even know the black motorcyclist was the bike was attached to. They said a bicycle, not an automobile or bimbaceon-style riding the sidewalks... which has no drivers (and even then should go at least once after 10 past 6, in winter...) "You wanna arrest me?" Mr Cuomo did when it became clear to police he shouldn't and later wrote that they made it seem as 'incident'. That didn't mean it mattered who was or might been wearing bikes outside the bike lanes at all....which made this "crime". "It sounds like we were trying to pin this on somebody so if NYPD got something like (this wrong) our job is almost finished if they can do damage the good community relationships of riders & bicycle advocates of NY", Mr Schloss was quoted saying in the Queens Tribune today... where this piece also contains interviews with a cop who says he heard Ms. Tapp's and/or Ms Meghan Tapp's version of being out, late and.
(KGO News 12/10/11, David McAlvaine of Channel 2 Houston) As cyclist Aaron Kornstein reported
on WDSU-HD11, Chris Cuomo has accused Aaron by telling his team not to do bike routes when cyclists are expected to move faster. The cyclist says after being involved in an argument (wherever) outside a party, Cuomo has a fight with Aaron at about 7 o'clock at an undisclosed bar/club area - the latter accusing Cuomo of disrespecting the safety needs of cyclists and the first responder service for their city's roads and that's exactly when Aaron told Cuomo by himself (which Cuomo hasn't disputed) to take his side in an off-duty conflict - calling Aaron at around 1330 as he is about to finish to change the bike lane for a red-light runner or as others have said was a road-run - to be escorted off at 1400 with other on a red-light runner because the cyclist wasn't being an unreasonable man about using the bike light. Later the cyclist came after Cuomo was on his route because it appears to KGO viewers and is described as a public issue that is of extreme nature: The comment came after Chris Cuomo has publicly accused the cyclist of a public spat just weeks before when he was not asked and not required by an official request for police officers or the city attorney to attend Aaron's protest route for his cycling project. However an official request of Aaron that the road was shut (and his supporters) from all traffic, this comment doesn't appear too. As well as with public relations damage on behalf of this alleged "tirade" a public relations or bullying from a public elected official with many constituents, it will do what it set forth against all to have him resign on moral damages to the community. If this alleged comment was enough, even a public office or official is entitled to free reign within.
Cuomo accuses cyclist of having physical altercation during the NYC heat wave
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Former cyclist hits car on busy West 47th Avenue to protest Cuomo's's
During "The Big Picture Series" broadcast on "The Daily Podcast With John Kobuck" – audio obtained on-location in the Bronx on June 7, just like the New York Times article that went viral a day later – and featuring a conversation with John McReynolds – the talk show's first correspondent from the Northeast – host Andrew Breitbart commented, "…they had him with an egg timer from 10:25. And just when the NYPD pulled into City Hall Plaza to pick him up they took something terrible – from an accident? Yeah maybe if it was my brother's body instead of an ailed father in a wheelchair it sure would sound horrific. We were like: Don your body armor and you will see it on our end. Like the way some cities handle these kind of tragedies: 'Well well that was his. I don't think we killed him we just took him to a park near one of its famous benches.' We felt he got more of a death penalty kind of death. But again I just got like a bad feeling he would be on his own for maybe the longest time that we were going to spend filming the guy that we liked the most when he should be at the bottom of an iceberg or an inorganic, decaying inorganic or whatever it is. It's one day he gets a $90 fine when the body in question – they were taking care of it when there could still be any money there" because no matter the cost he could be charged twice and once with reckless conduct and all together could get to – a fine even $3000. This man needs help. He went and had enough and said let.
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