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Posted: 6/30/2016 1:08:56 PM EDT
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They'd really get bent out of shape over what we used to call Brazil nuts.
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Posted: 6/30/2016 1:14:16 PM EDT
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FFS...
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Posted: 6/30/2016 1:16:56 PM EDT
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I'm not kidding when I say this......
There are several people involved in this that deserve a beating. Like Singapore style lashings. Seriously, these people are crazy. |
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Posted: 6/30/2016 1:27:44 PM EDT
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We should fire mission this shit ARFCOM style and send 1,500 + mail order brownies to the shit hole. This shit is getting nucking futs Why are you encouraging them???? Seriously, they don't give a fuck what any one thinks and will see it as a great way to get free food. Rule 1: Don't literally feed the socialists. |
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Posted: 6/30/2016 1:31:33 PM EDT
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Police chief agrees with the school board. Sounds like this is NOT the doing of the school so much as the prosecutor is a fucking moron. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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This .pdf from the school board says it does not agree, and the actions are those of a rabid prosecutor - http://www.collingswood.k12.nj.us/ourpages/auto/2016/6/27/67418040/Collingswood%20Board%20of%20Education%20CPD%20re%20CCPO.pdf Police chief agrees with the school board. Sounds like this is NOT the doing of the school so much as the prosecutor is a fucking moron. Yes and no, because the cops could have said back in service no crime. At which point, unless some one from the school or the kids parents went to the prosecutor he never would have known. Before you say the prosecutor said I want to know, he ain't the chiefs boss and the chief could have told him to go procreate the species alone. |
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Posted: 6/30/2016 1:32:37 PM EDT
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You people believe everything you read.
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Posted: 6/30/2016 1:38:30 PM EDT
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Yes and no, because the cops could have said back in service no crime. At which point, unless some one from the school or the kids parents went to the prosecutor he never would have known. Before you say the prosecutor said I want to know, he ain't the chiefs boss and the chief could have told him to go procreate the species alone. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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This .pdf from the school board says it does not agree, and the actions are those of a rabid prosecutor - http://www.collingswood.k12.nj.us/ourpages/auto/2016/6/27/67418040/Collingswood%20Board%20of%20Education%20CPD%20re%20CCPO.pdf Police chief agrees with the school board. Sounds like this is NOT the doing of the school so much as the prosecutor is a fucking moron. Yes and no, because the cops could have said back in service no crime. At which point, unless some one from the school or the kids parents went to the prosecutor he never would have known. Before you say the prosecutor said I want to know, he ain't the chiefs boss and the chief could have told him to go procreate the species alone. Actually, incorrect. The prosecutor is the Chiefs boss. |
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Posted: 6/30/2016 1:44:53 PM EDT
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Yes and no, because the cops could have said back in service no crime. At which point, unless some one from the school or the kids parents went to the prosecutor he never would have known. Before you say the prosecutor said I want to know, he ain't the chiefs boss and the chief could have told him to go procreate the species alone. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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This .pdf from the school board says it does not agree, and the actions are those of a rabid prosecutor - http://www.collingswood.k12.nj.us/ourpages/auto/2016/6/27/67418040/Collingswood%20Board%20of%20Education%20CPD%20re%20CCPO.pdf Police chief agrees with the school board. Sounds like this is NOT the doing of the school so much as the prosecutor is a fucking moron. Yes and no, because the cops could have said back in service no crime. At which point, unless some one from the school or the kids parents went to the prosecutor he never would have known. Before you say the prosecutor said I want to know, he ain't the chiefs boss and the chief could have told him to go procreate the species alone. One of the basic checks and balances in our system. Another response would be to refer every school call to the prosecutor, either for a legitimately prosecutable offense or school officials for making a false call for service. In Loco Parentis applies to the school officials. |
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Posted: 6/30/2016 1:53:03 PM EDT
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One of the basic checks and balances in our system. Another response would be to refer every school call to the prosecutor, either for a legitimately prosecutable offense or school officials for making a false call for service. In Loco Parentis applies to the school officials. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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This .pdf from the school board says it does not agree, and the actions are those of a rabid prosecutor - http://www.collingswood.k12.nj.us/ourpages/auto/2016/6/27/67418040/Collingswood%20Board%20of%20Education%20CPD%20re%20CCPO.pdf Police chief agrees with the school board. Sounds like this is NOT the doing of the school so much as the prosecutor is a fucking moron. Yes and no, because the cops could have said back in service no crime. At which point, unless some one from the school or the kids parents went to the prosecutor he never would have known. Before you say the prosecutor said I want to know, he ain't the chiefs boss and the chief could have told him to go procreate the species alone. One of the basic checks and balances in our system. Another response would be to refer every school call to the prosecutor, either for a legitimately prosecutable offense or school officials for making a false call for service. In Loco Parentis applies to the school officials. It is my understanding that in NJ the county prosecutor serves in a supervisory role over any and all law enforcement agencies in their county. 
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Posted: 6/30/2016 1:57:17 PM EDT
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County prosecutor apparently walks back "expansion" of MOA agreement: http://camdencountypros.org/memorandum-agreement-issue-clarification-collingswood-62816/
http://camdencountypros.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/MOA-Colls-6-28-16.pdf |
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Posted: 6/30/2016 2:02:46 PM EDT
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After all, according to both school officials and police, they were told during a May 25 meeting with representatives from the county prosecutor’s office that every little thing that could maybe potentially be considered criminal – even things that Police Chief Kevin Carey called "as minor as a simple name-calling incident” — should be reported to the cops. What’s more, Carey also said that "just about every incident” should be reported to the New Jersey Division of Child Protection and Permanency. According to Philly.com, Superintendent Scott Oswald estimated that the cops may have been called to as many as five incidents per day in the district of 1,875 students over the last month. Orwell was a prophet. |
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Posted: 6/30/2016 2:03:43 PM EDT
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http://www.nationalreview.com/article/437306/new-jersey-elementary-school-student-brownies After all, according to both school officials and police, they were told during a May 25 meeting with representatives from the county prosecutor’s office that every little thing that could maybe potentially be considered criminal – even things that Police Chief Kevin Carey called “as minor as a simple name-calling incident” — should be reported to the cops. The school officials should call the prosecutor's office, rather than the police. Throw the burden on the prosecutor's employees. The prosecutor will soon be singing a different song. |
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Posted: 6/30/2016 2:10:17 PM EDT
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The school officials should call the prosecutor's office, rather than the police. Throw the burden on the prosecutor's employees. The prosecutor will soon be singing a different song. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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http://www.nationalreview.com/article/437306/new-jersey-elementary-school-student-brownies After all, according to both school officials and police, they were told during a May 25 meeting with representatives from the county prosecutor’s office that every little thing that could maybe potentially be considered criminal – even things that Police Chief Kevin Carey called “as minor as a simple name-calling incident” — should be reported to the cops. The school officials should call the prosecutor's office, rather than the police. Throw the burden on the prosecutor's employees. The prosecutor will soon be singing a different song. This was the result of directions from the prosecutor's office. Edit: never mind. I'm smelling what you're stepping in. 
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Posted: 6/30/2016 3:01:57 PM EDT
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It is my understanding that in NJ the county prosecutor serves in a supervisory role over any and all law enforcement agencies in their county.
They are. They are commonly referred to as the "Chief Law Enforcement Officer of the County". They are not, however, certified LEOs. More like appointed lawyers with political ambitions / pull. Sort of like they call the President "Commander in Chief", but he is not in the military. |
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Posted: 6/30/2016 4:51:08 PM EDT
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They are. They are commonly referred to as the "Chief Law Enforcement Officer of the County". They are not, however, certified LEOs. More like appointed lawyers with political ambitions / pull. Sort of like they call the President "Commander in Chief", but he is not in the military. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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It is my understanding that in NJ the county prosecutor serves in a supervisory role over any and all law enforcement agencies in their county.
They are. They are commonly referred to as the "Chief Law Enforcement Officer of the County". They are not, however, certified LEOs. More like appointed lawyers with political ambitions / pull. Sort of like they call the President "Commander in Chief", but he is not in the military. They're basically the attorney general for their county is the way I heard it explained. Thanks for the confirmation. 
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Posted: 6/30/2016 5:48:47 PM EDT
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They're basically the attorney general for their county is the way I heard it explained. Thanks for the confirmation.
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It is my understanding that in NJ the county prosecutor serves in a supervisory role over any and all law enforcement agencies in their county.
They are. They are commonly referred to as the "Chief Law Enforcement Officer of the County". They are not, however, certified LEOs. More like appointed lawyers with political ambitions / pull. Sort of like they call the President "Commander in Chief", but he is not in the military. They're basically the attorney general for their county is the way I heard it explained. Thanks for the confirmation.
You could say that. 
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Posted: 6/30/2016 7:51:26 PM EDT
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They'd really get bent out of shape over what we used to call Brazil nuts. Racist Toes! |
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Posted: 7/1/2016 9:39:17 AM EDT
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1st amendment rights apply to that 3rd grader. If the school does not like what he said, it's a civil matter between the principle and the parents. I'd send the bill to whoever at the school called the police.
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Posted: 7/1/2016 9:47:09 AM EDT
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perfect oppoftunity for an attention-seeking guv'nor to have a press event with the kid in a bakery.
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Posted: 7/1/2016 9:59:57 AM EDT
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FIFY. Schwarzkopf's father helped setup the State Police in New Jersey and their snazzy gear modeled after...the US Military. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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is this from the state in which the State Troopers dress uniform looks like Nazis? US Military Uniforms from WWI FIFY. Schwarzkopf's father helped setup the State Police in New Jersey and their snazzy gear modeled after...the US Military. Sieg Heil Citizen! 
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Posted: 7/1/2016 10:14:35 AM EDT
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They are. They are commonly referred to as the "Chief Law Enforcement Officer of the County". They are not, however, certified LEOs. More like appointed lawyers with political ambitions / pull. Sort of like they call the President "Commander in Chief", but he is not in the military. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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It is my understanding that in NJ the county prosecutor serves in a supervisory role over any and all law enforcement agencies in their county.
They are. They are commonly referred to as the "Chief Law Enforcement Officer of the County". They are not, however, certified LEOs. More like appointed lawyers with political ambitions / pull. Sort of like they call the President "Commander in Chief", but he is not in the military. Police still need probable cause to make an arrest or referral to the prosecutor. I don't know of any state where a 3rd grader is considered responsible enough to commit a crime. School officials are also legally responsible for the children entrusted to their care and legally allowed to act as parents during the time kids are entrusted to them. |
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Posted: 7/1/2016 10:25:50 AM EDT
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Police still need probable cause to make an arrest or referral to the prosecutor. I don't know of any state where a 3rd grader is considered responsible enough to commit a crime. School officials are also legally responsible for the children entrusted to their care and legally allowed to act as parents during the time kids are entrusted to them. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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It is my understanding that in NJ the county prosecutor serves in a supervisory role over any and all law enforcement agencies in their county.
They are. They are commonly referred to as the "Chief Law Enforcement Officer of the County". They are not, however, certified LEOs. More like appointed lawyers with political ambitions / pull. Sort of like they call the President "Commander in Chief", but he is not in the military. Police still need probable cause to make an arrest or referral to the prosecutor. I don't know of any state where a 3rd grader is considered responsible enough to commit a crime. School officials are also legally responsible for the children entrusted to their care and legally allowed to act as parents during the time kids are entrusted to them. Where was there an arrest? |
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Posted: 7/1/2016 10:30:50 AM EDT
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Police still need probable cause to make an arrest or referral to the prosecutor. I don't know of any state where a 3rd grader is considered responsible enough to commit a crime. School officials are also legally responsible for the children entrusted to their care and legally allowed to act as parents during the time kids are entrusted to them. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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It is my understanding that in NJ the county prosecutor serves in a supervisory role over any and all law enforcement agencies in their county.
They are. They are commonly referred to as the "Chief Law Enforcement Officer of the County". They are not, however, certified LEOs. More like appointed lawyers with political ambitions / pull. Sort of like they call the President "Commander in Chief", but he is not in the military. Police still need probable cause to make an arrest or referral to the prosecutor. I don't know of any state where a 3rd grader is considered responsible enough to commit a crime. School officials are also legally responsible for the children entrusted to their care and legally allowed to act as parents during the time kids are entrusted to them. No one was either arrested or referred for prosecution. Another article: Directive came from prosecutor, threatened school officials with charges for not reporting. Policy dropped. |
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Posted: 7/1/2016 10:31:44 AM EDT
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You people believe everything you read. You were saying? |
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