John Zuccotti NYPD 1987 to Now Times Have Changed!

I was googling NYPD Internal Affairs and who’s name comes up from 1987 (see John Jay link below) but Zuccotti’s.  Who knew all these years later John E. Zuccotti would have the NYPD being his muscle -- one of the hardest images to deal with in my mind is a woman telling NYPD she has a court order as she faces down NYPD and she repeats herself enough times she is punched in the face.

You hear no recriminations from John E. Zucotti who wants “policed” the police.

Also John Zucotti could you explain to me how Brookfield got all those Federal loans when the company is worth 9-11 and also the DOE 168 million dollar loan....http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2790976/posts

John Zuccotti can you understand why we want to change the park’s name back to Liberty?

Abuse of power with John Zucotti’s blessing Liberty Park -- new era of private security with no identification -- company and individual’s name so therefore accountability.

What do you have to say John Zucotti?

http://suzannahbtroy.blogspot.com/2011/12/suzannah-troy-emails-city-council-re.html

http://web.jjay.cuny.edu/~nbenton/crju709/conf/kimmelman/decide.html


http://www.nytimes.com/1987/09/24/nyregion/koch-rejects-call-to-end-police-fire-wage-parity.html

"The Zuccotti Committee (1987), the Mollen Commission (1994), and the NYPD's Reengineering Teams on Supervision and Integrity (1994) all found the lack of strong supervision to contribute to incidents of misconduct, corruption, and brutality. In 1994, Survey No. 1 (conducted by NYPD) and focus groups within the NYPD confrimed this weakness in supervision. Four factors were identified as contributing to this weakness in supervision: the closeness in age of supervisors to their subordinates, the lack of street experience and seasoning by new sergeants, cyclical shortages causing sergeants to serve as just another response unit to emeregency calls, and inadequate training."


Mr. Zuccotti and the NYPD have a long history. Zuccotti willing way back to break the bank for NYPD!

http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/10/05/zuccotti-by-roberts/

"Mr. Koch's response said the Zuccotti report committed ''an unfortunate oversight'' in focusing solely on the police without taking into account rival demands for raises that would be spurred from other employees, including teachers, ambulance crews, hospital workers and social workers.

The Mayor also found that the panel had ''used a faulty compensation analysis,'' incorrect data and an outdated forumla that ''has often been criticized'' and was discontinued six years ago.

Mr. Zuccotti, a former deputy mayor who is a lawyer in private practice, was said to be out of his Manhattan office. 'They're Very Afraid’”


http://suzannahbtroy.blogspot.com/2011/12/susan-sessions-zuccotti-what-do-you.html