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**PareKeect** · 07-29-2008, 08:45 PM

I tend to err on the side of not trusting NYPD cops.

I think that a serious part of the problem is the failure to hire NYC residents. If cops came from the neighborhoods they patrolled, they'd have an understanding of New York City's resident policing need.

What is a guy from Bloomfield, NJ, doing as an NYPD officer. He's third generation? People argue about the inheritance of Rent Stabilized apartments in NYC by family members. How about inheriting a job? In a city of 8 million people, we can't find 40,000 qualified people? Before you answer that, consider how many candidaes walk away knowing that family legacy moves you to the head of the class.

What a corrupt system and department.

07-29-2008, 08:45 PM	#8
PareKeect Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 464 Senior Member	I tend to err on the side of not trusting NYPD cops. I think that a serious part of the problem is the failure to hire NYC residents. If cops came from the neighborhoods they patrolled, they'd have an understanding of New York City's resident policing need. What is a guy from Bloomfield, NJ, doing as an NYPD officer. He's third generation? People argue about the inheritance of Rent Stabilized apartments in NYC by family members. How about inheriting a job? In a city of 8 million people, we can't find 40,000 qualified people? Before you answer that, consider how many candidaes walk away knowing that family legacy moves you to the head of the class. What a corrupt system and department.
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