POLICE STATE: NYPD Police Officer Admits to arrest quotas

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[CaliforniaArchitect]

Cop Palekno (spelling?) deserves praise for being honest. God bless him.

[MiClLC]

Domestic Terrorism at its finest :)

[mmedefarge]

@JaybayJay These druggies are low-level sh*t; they aren't paying off anyone. The only thing NYPD cares about is giving out summonses. They lie in wait to catch pot smokers on the street in order to fine them but ignore the meth lab which can be felt/smelled for several blocks around for now over 2 yrs. The landlord might be paying them to look the other way, though. The NYPD exists to fill the city coffers & line their own pockets.

[JaybayJay]

@mmedefarge Don't you get it.. Crooked cops set up that site to launder their dirty money. Same thing up here. Some of the biggest suppliers to the Bikers are Cops. A off duty cop who lives in the neighbourhood I used to live in was caught one night shooting his gun off drunk. Ps. Small town in the Boons... The neighbours confronted him and now that cop lets his neighbours do what they want. Fucked system eh!?

[mmedefarge]

I live over a 24/7 crystal meth factory. I've been writing, calling NYPD for a year trying to get them to do something, as well as the mayor's office & "public advocate". All I get is a stonewall of silence & the meth lab continues to make meth unabated. If NYPD wants to arrest someone, why don't they take time out from their doughnut breaks & do more than "observe" the meth druggies in action. I guess that NYPD is waiting for the meth lab to blow up & a dead body or 2 before they'll respond

[MegaSage007]

I saw accusations by a fellow officer from the 41st by Suarez who instead of coming into agreement with the illegality of quotas which are obviously proved on this video, slanders Officer Adil Polanko, and even if there is an element of truth in the slanders; we the public would have Officer Polanko wearing the badge and Suarez, you can turn your badge of authority to do injustice in.

[MegaSage007]

If this young man loses his job with the NYPD, he will make a good officer in some other police department. We also have a whistleblowing law in this country which he might look in to. There should be a paycheck for what he has done for the common good.

[cyclopsopticblast]

Break the silence

[samten10a]

Lets assume the liberal news reporter got it right and the quota is for the month. A few other places seem to repeat that same quota. That means the officer has 30 days to find 20 violations of the law. To write a summons on. 30 days to find some one that requires to arrested. That should not be that hard to fill that quota --- WITH OUT --- framing some one. . If he is not in cafe drinking coffee for ¾ of his shift.

[samten10a]

Well 20 summons and 1arrest does not seem to much of a quota for a month. That is what was reported on the news. Now if it was for a week or if it was day then that might be a little on hard side.

In a city with that amount of traffic and people moving about even that does not seem it would be hard to find enough real violations to meet the summons part of quota --- WITH OUT --- framing some one. One legal arrest a day might be hard to come up with in some districts.

[MRCLMSTR]

This guy should run for an office on an anti authoritarian police force platform