http://cliffviewpilot.com/nj-transit-supervisor-posing-as-nypd-cop-had-loaded-gun-badge-new-milford-police-say/

 

I wonder how long he's getting a Rahway vacation for?

"He is charged with:

impersonating a police officer

making terroristic threats & simple assault (from the domestic violence complaint)

illegal weapon and ammunition possession

three counts of using false documents as ID

criminal mischief "

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I'd say 10 to 15 years. But I wonder if they will do an investigation and find out where he got the three NYPD ID cards, the badge and the bogus pistol permit from.

I'm curious if it's a legit badge. This will be interesting to see unfold. Someone was asking what would happen if you were caught carrying illegally in another thread. I guess now we'll find out.

Phew, he's gonna get slammed for EACH hollow point that he was illegally possessing, on top of the illegal possession of a HG charge.

 

He better at impersonating Sergeant Idiot then a real police officer.

And he also was in possession of a firearm and ammo while under a domestic violence restraining order which he had violated according to the article. He was already under a disability to begin with, I imagine he is facing some serious time on that alone.

 

 

"....was taken into custody as he walked his dog just after midnight for allegedly violating a domestic-violence restraining order"....

using a dog as a cover?

wow, how far will someone go...

I'm very confused. What would posing as a NYC cop gain him in Bergen County, jersey?

 

I can tell you it will get you nothing here.

Gets you carry under Leosa as well as "professional courtesy" (read as no tickets)

Gets you carry under Leosa as well as "professional courtesy" (read as no tickets)

 

Ayup but it doesnt do SH*T for a Domestic Beef......as more than a few NYPD guys have found out, nevermind their Administrative charges additionally for living in NJ.

Gets you carry under Leosa as well as "professional courtesy" (read as no tickets)

 

LEOSA is not "professional courtesy" it is Federal law.

I think he is saying about the no ticket thing.

LEOSA is not "professional courtesy" it is Federal law.

 

I guess you need the definition of "as well as".

Gets you carry under Leosa as well as "professional courtesy" (read as no tickets)

 

I'm laughing as I read this, because my LEO cousin from Jersey City just got back from a vacation in Florida. Got green stamps on the way down and on the way back, both in Georgia. He may as well have showed the cops down there a travel brochure as his badge, for all the good it did him.

 

 

I guess you need the definition of "as well as".

 

I don't. I guess not being in the loop "professional courtesy" is not what it used to be with all the requirements put on LEOs. Cops do give other cops tickets. Not all the time but cops don't always give out tickets to non-cops either.

 

If this is so big an issue with you start another thread and don't hijack this one. But we've all been there before, haven't we.

I don't. I guess not being in the loop "professional courtesy" is not what it used to be with all the requirements put on LEOs. Cops do give other cops tickets. Not all the time but cops don't always give out tickets to non-cops either.

 

If this is so big an issue with you start another thread and don't hijack this one. But we've all been there before, haven't we.

 

Points taken. Taking it down a notch or three here. And I was not aware that professional courtesy basically no longer exists - but it makes some sense as it no longer exists in any other profession.

I didn't say professional courtesy doesn't exist. I don't know what you do for a living but professional courtesy still exists in many professions and that includes legal issues.

 

If you read NJ Title 39 it says a LEO can issue a verbal warning, written warning, issue a summons, or make an arrest for a violation. Yes, under the law a LEO can give you a verbal warning for DUI and arrests you for parking by a fire hydrant is working within the law.

Points taken. Taking it down a notch or three here. And I was not aware that professional courtesy basically no longer exists - but it makes some sense as it no longer exists in any other profession.

I Gave FAR more breaks to Joe and Jane Citizen during my career than to other cops..or firefighters, or Docs, Nirses, EMT's Servicemen.......

I Gave FAR more breaks to Joe and Jane Citizen during my career than to other cops..or firefighters, or Docs, Nirses, EMT's Servicemen.......

 

Can't go by you, you're the exception.

Can't go by you, you're the exception.

 

Actually im not..but some folks will never accept that..... it's kind of like the whole Revenue Generation" things. it's BullSh!t. if your local PD writes nothing but Town ordinances?? then yeah They are playing Revenue generator. Thing is, Motor Vehicle statutes are STATE Statutes, not Local, and the local town gets only about 15% of any fine monies Traffic stuff isnt about generating revenue..in fact, traffic tickets cost money to the towns a lot of times. For me, going to court was $180 (I worked nights so ALL court was on overtime/court time) if I write someone a moving Violation the fine might run $150..the Town gets $22.50 out of that. Even with another $50.00 in court costs..and that doesnt factor in the Salaries of the Court itself. Towns generate Revenue through ordinances.. Code violations, and crap that the police dont get involved with.

KPD you are right no matter what truths you tell some people they will believe what they want to. It pointless

Personally i find talking with cops to be some of the most enlightening conversations i have ever had.

 

There was a time in Iraq where our 7 nypd and 2 papd soldiers held an entire DFAC of active duty military in thrall, listening to the day to day stories.

 

 

 

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Personally i find talking with cops to be some of the most enlightening conversations i have ever had.

 

There was a time in Iraq where our 7 nypd and 2 papd soldiers held an entire DFAC of active duty military in thrall, listening to the day to day stories.

 

 

 

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People think im kidding when i tell tham that probably 80% of what i did on a day-to-day basis involved someone having Zero Common Sense, or just being stupid.