I take it reading comprehension is not your strong suit. The OP didn't ask about flood maps. The links presented have nothing to do with the FEMA maps, in fact. The links are a proactive effort by NYC to inform its citizens and agencies about updated EVACUATION zones, and designated shelters. With such a map, a resident can determine his evacuation zone designation, and where to head for shelter in the event of a disaster and/or an evacuation order.

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My understanding (I could be wrong) is that the sex offender registry had more to do with crimes associated with sexual abuse or of a sexual nature, whereas physical abuse / assualt on children not associated with sex is another matter - It would be more likely under the banner of domestic violence or simply assualt on a minor which I believe should be made a much more serious offence, as a child has no defence and society should be aware of individuals who physically harm them - I would not be happy if a family member of school age had a crossing supervisor at their school with a history of child abuse or on the sex offender registry ... however this could only be me with this mind-set or point of view

Has anyone contacted Fulop about a police chief nomination? We could easily replace one fat ass with another.

Forget the New York Times.

FEMA releases updated flood maps for 4 New Jersey counties
http://www.nj.com/monmouth/index.ssf/ ... 06/fema_flood_maps_1.html

I would hypothesize that if you placed bait cars or bikes in known drug neighborhoods, the police would get ass-wipes of the streets that not only steal, but are also involved with drugs - this would be like hitting 2 birds with the 1 stone and when arrested and imprisoned, the general crime in the area would be reduced also.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qr1sYNOwBtc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCxHD9_uEf8&NR=1&feature=fvwp

oops ..... worth a watch......just note how much these locks cost!

Does this mean his daughter will "retire" too and we'll get an MUA chair who knows more about sewers than "shit goes in and her health insurance comes out"?

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I take it this only happens downtown and nowhere else?

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Isn't that what the sex offender registry does already?

BAIT CAR

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjHCUk1_H9U&list=PL8D04D7DACA4761F2

BAIT BIKE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qr1sYNOwBtc


EASY-PEASY CATCHING ASS-WIPES

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Just go here:
http://www.trutv.com/shows/bait-car/index.html

Wouldn't FAA rules overrule this? Or does it only apply to police departments, not civilian / commercial use? Why am I asking here?

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Can you explain what a BAIT CAR and a BAIT BICYCLE are and what they do?

North Bergen state senator sponsors bill limiting use of drones in Garden State

By Alexander W. Silady/The Jersey Journal
June 18, 2013 at 9:01 PM

A bill that limits how unmanned aerial vehicles, also known as drones, can be used in New Jersey, was approved 4-0 Monday by the New Jersey Senate Law and Public Safety Committee.
It will not be enacted until the entire State Senate votes on it in its next session.

North Bergen state Sen. Nicholas Sacco and Nicholas Scutari of Linden cosponsored the proposed law.

"Over the past several years, the drone industry has grown rapidly and is expected to double in the next decade. Before that happens, we need to institute strict safeguards to protect the privacy of all New Jersey residents," said Sacco, who is also the mayor of North Bergen. "Although drones offer a great solution to overcome cost and manpower shortages, this technology cannot be used without limitations. The safety of our residents must always come first."

The bill would prevent police from using drones except for specific ongoing criminal investigations. Any records obtained by drones not related to an ongoing investigation would have to be destroyed after 14 days, according to the bill.


The Missing Persons Unit would be permitted to use drones for search-and-rescue missions, and fire departments would be allowed to use them to monitor burning areas. Law enforcement drones would also not be allowed to have weapons.

"As far as I know, there are no specific plans for New Jersey law enforcement to obtain drones. However, there are hundreds of drones in use all over the United States, and it appears to be the wave of the future. Senator Sacco wants to preempt this," said Sacco representative Phil Swibinski.

The New Jersey State Police declined to comment on the matter.

http://www.nj.com/hudson/index.ssf/20 ... _senate.html#incart_river

Well i hope to see beat cops ASAP walking new york ave griffith and webster area. Really tired of the crackheads and junkies who are openly doped up asking for money. If the JCPD setup a stakeout they will see the amount of deals taking place i see it almost daily

I'd like to see more recruits over the age of 30 with more life skills under their belt - As domestic violence being the no.1 crime in JC (if not the entire U.S) older police should be more experienced to deal with the issue then a late teen early 20 something (still with zits).
I'd hypothsize that suspects of domestic violence would more likely comply to orders directed to them by an older officer.

He told me a couple of years ago that this term would be his last. And he used the same line "I'm not the same councilman I was years ago."

What I don't understand is why he was still angling for the Assembly seat.

Bait car - maybe ?

I'd love to see the JCPD initiate a BAIT CAR and BAIT BICYCLE program to flush out some ass-wipes downtown.

By the time I posted the cops had already been there at least 45 minutes.

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Imagine if they get a job as a private babysitter with no-one watching them and/or behind closed doors in their home if they have children?: The likelihood of them getting another job in the childcare industry is zero, but it will not prevent them from working privately. There has been too many horror stories about childcare workers abusing kids under their charge or their own.

There should be a zero tolerance to child abuse. This is a particularly heinous crime as it was in a controlled environment with legislation dictating how to care for kids with specific expectations and rules for staff on what they can and can not do when caring for kids.

We will never know their history of child abuse if convicted - Police should investigate if their employment history has any mention of working at other childcare centers / babysitting roles or any contact with kids - I have little belief that this was a one time offence

All that went down in 5 minutes? I'm on 8th and West Hamilton. I don't even see lights.

Carjacking

good riddance!

Anyone know what's going on right now on West Hamilton?
4 cops from 3 different directions descended on a car at West Hamilton and Pavonia.
I saw one guy get arrested.
Most excitement I've seen around here in a while.

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LMFAO! I've got a logical idea. How about their children become wards of the state?

When convicted they should never be allowed to work with any children and be put on a register (like the sex offenders register) with a photo and information detailing their crime. If they have children, they should be monitored from time to time to insure that they aren't abusive to their own kids

They're there. Maybe you need to be logged in. Bacatwar changed her name to Shabs N Moore after I first posted it a couples months ago.

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And another...this just keeps getting more tragic with every turn of the story. Is this place still opened?

Story & Photo - From NJ.com

I believe there was another story about this place losing its state operating license after the first two people were arrested, so I would doubt it.

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Interesting...unless your links are broken, both pages are now gone.

DNA samples for convicted felons YES
DNA samples for convicted misdemeanors NO

I can't imagine the impulses the parents of these children must feel toward these monsters. Here are 2 of their facebook profiles.

Sutapa Aditya
https://www.facebook.com/sutapa.aditya.7

Ann Bacatwar
https://www.facebook.com/ann.bactawar/about