It is sad when a human being dies but the JJ should publish the ?victims? past arrests especially if it involved drugs. This way at least the citizens of JC can know it was more than likely a hit and not a random murder.

Is this the same guy?

Incarcerated Jersey City man charged in alleged MVC fraud

By Michaelangelo Conte | The Jersey Journal

on December 05, 2012 at 12:05 PM, updated December 05, 2012 at 12:28 PM

A Jersey City drug dealer has been charged with fraudulently obtaining a non-driver identification card at the Bayonne Motor Vehicle Commission office, officials said.

Markice S. Hatten, 30, formerly of Communipaw Avenue, is charged with distributing false documents in an attempt to defraud the state, according to the criminal complaint made public yesterday in Central Judicial Processing court in Jersey City.

http://www.nj.com/hudson/index.ssf/20 ... ed_jersey_city_man_c.html

Monroe wrote:
The man who was shot has passed. 5th murder in JC in 12 days. Fulop still silent, I guess someone will need to get whacked in Newport to get him to pipe up.

neverleft wrote:
Hudson County prosecutor confirms ID of Jersey City's latest homicide victim

http://www.nj.com/hudson/index.ssf/20 ... t.html#incart_river_index

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Monroe wrote:
The man who was shot has passed. 5th murder in JC in 12 days. Fulop still silent, I guess someone will need to get whacked in Newport to get him to pipe up.

How would you like Fulop to address the situation? As far as I know, Jersey City has been expanding its police force, which seems like a pretty rational response to increased violent crime. I highly doubt the people involved in the shootings would be affected by a mayoral press conference, but I guess it is possible.

While I normally disagree with about everything political involving Monroe, I'm pretty astonished in that I'm kind of in agreement here. Honestly, press conferences aren't meant to address the shooters, or even the victims, although perhaps they may take some tiny amount of solace in knowing that the death of their loved one was perhaps a catalyst for something. Doubtful, but hey. Political speeches are generally for the rest of us.

I'm really surprised the mayor hasn't given some typical, mostly empty speech about how we are all aggrieved and how the senseless killing needs to stop. Perhaps at one of the local churches, or maybe the steps of the new police administrative building in what is it, Marion? MLK? Honestly, these kinds of things are mostly gestures, but he looks pretty bad for not having done so already. A 20-something coworker of mine from that area mentioned this the other day. If someone like her, who's generally not a politically active person is bringing it up, then it's got to be somewhat pervasive in the entire community.

Politically speaking, Fulop would serve himself well by addressing the issue, even if it isn't in some hugely meaningful way

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Monroe wrote:
The man who was shot has passed. 5th murder in JC in 12 days. Fulop still silent, I guess someone will need to get whacked in Newport to get him to pipe up.

How would you like Fulop to address the situation? As far as I know, Jersey City has been expanding its police force, which seems like a pretty rational response to increased violent crime. I highly doubt the people involved in the shootings would be affected by a mayoral press conference, but I guess it is possible.

The JCBOE should cancel Tuesday nights open house especially in the hood.

Reschedule it until after the current shooting spree calms down.

Not fair for caring parents and teachers to be in the area at night.

It's bad enough some of them happened during the day.

Monroe wrote:
Announce stop and frisk is in play, followed by a greater police presence.

Monroe wrote:
The man who was shot has passed. 5th murder in JC in 12 days. Fulop still silent, I guess someone will need to get whacked in Newport to get him to pipe up.

Monroe wrote:
https://www.rlsmedia.com/article/break ... rsey-city-shooting-victim