2 NYPD CommissionersBLOCKED ME Twitter, YOUTUBE AUDIO 01/SEX CRIMES OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE LYING ETC

https://youtu.be/RGRZkQujVI0 audio NYPD Det SEX CRIMES SVU lying to me I was not sexually assaulted. ADA Savur confirmed I was and said he would get back to me after speaking to Joan Illuzzi Siobhan Berry but again the DA gave my case involving Dr F's office the Jeffrey Epstein teflon treatment...below is a tweet pinned to my twitter acct Suzannahbtroy audio NYPD 01 precinct PO Magori lies to me I cannot report Delita Hooks false cross complaint turns me away! Look up NYPost NYPD Lt Yael Magori look up NYDN NYPD Eugene Schatz facebook pals w/ nypd det andrew Deter Nypd john vergona (Schatz 1st cop I reported to Internal Affairs years later fired https://www.50-a.org/officer/Q2FK look up NYPD Lt Angelo Burgos and all cops I sued) Eric Adams like de Blasio Mike Bloomberg administration devoted to covering up crimes in my case, preventing Victims from reporting sexual assault as audio evidence from my case, CityTime corruption on going 1 ex NYPD Sex Crimes Lt Lamboy stole O/T #Rape cases, etc Suzannah B. Troy (@suzannahbtroy) 3/4/18, 12:47 PM ⁦‪@NYPDONeill‬⁩ ⁦‪@NYPDChiefofDept‬⁩⁦‪@NYPDFIRSTDEP‬⁩ ⁦‪@TheIACP‬⁩ ⁦‪@NYPDnews‬⁩⁦‪@NYPDDetectives‬⁩ ⁦‪@MjrCitiesChiefs‬⁩⁦‪@NYPDChiefPatrol‬⁩ ⁦‪@NYCPBA‬⁩⁦‪@MarcSantia4NY‬⁩ ⁦‪@NYPDCT‬⁩youtu.be/syrc3ncHFTI ask PC O’Neill, Bratton, Ray Kelly, Pulaski, Boyce, Esposito, Banks, Lt Gannon about audio Sgt Chen PO Magori prevent me from reporting Delita Hooks false cross complaint lying I am not from DA or a det. so I am not allowed to report the crime! #NYPD Lies! 2020 update: http://misogynistnyc.blogspot.com/2015/03/racism-misogyny-dumbcuntlives-matter.html?m=1 After all these years I finally found something I didn't know I had a photograph of the tweet that may be from NYPD or someone connected to the NYPD a racist misogynist telling me my life doesn't matter and I got what I deserved because I defend Black People!

JEFFREY EPSTEIN G. MAXWELL NYPD DA etc ENABLERS ditto MY CASE Dr F’s office AUDIOS 01 SEX CRIMES etc

7/4/22 NO JUSTICE YET update: Like Eric Garner I began pro se Mike Bloomberg Ray Kelly, Campisi era,prayers for KALIEF BROWDER, the ABUSE OF POWER even in the 50-H see Netflix series on Kalief, my 2nd 50-H under de Blasio asked am I mentally ill but under Bloomberg the lawyer admitted I may have money coming to me, the corruption, discrimination on going...all (note an email sent to me alleges DrF assaulted a mentally ill woman brushed off by NYPD whom she reported to the DOJ! Irony, NYPD (even the NYPD that are actually arrested for rape, etc) passed their psych evals,Dr F Hippocratic Oath all involved I including lawyers like I allege Joe TACOPINA have taken oaths they violated + broke laws or a party to crimes my civil rights VIOLATED? TO ALL DENIED JUSTICE, EVERY ONE US IGNORED as they commit MORE crimes even chronically lying in court my case legal fraud Hooks' threatening letter withheld(how did she get my name?)...see Joel Berger "Reform NYPD" NE law journal calling for RICO! NYPD 1PP IA DA etc goal CONCEAL MORE CRIMES plain sight; if you ignore me you are doing their work for them, our civil rights violated even human rights violated in our cases? I agreed to be false arrested if I did not drop charges with a hole in my retina! I feared a possible 2nd sexual assault at the precinct as described by Eric Garner in his hand written lawsuit. I had emergency surgery Friday for my retina so Saturday 4pm 10/20/12 I did drop charges fearing more crimes more harm...and there has been...https://jamesoneillpcnyc.blogspot.com/2022/07/july-4-2022-moving-some-of-my-statement.html COPY PASTE READ MY STATEMENT! FY: I HAVE AUDIOS SEX Crimes, 01,DA, IA, FALSIFIED POLICE REPORTS, EMAIL G-D SEES ALL 10/16/12 PROOF NYPD VERGONA LIED FEDERAL appellate he DIDN'T KNOW I am a JEW!FALSE ARREST ME ON SABBATH *SCROLL WAY DOWN for blogs posts...index on right..., to read:"about me" scroll down,:you will see I was published in many NY newspapers until I became a critic, I donated my white blood cells, NY Blood center told me: to a child fighting non-Hodgkin's cancer and a Hispanic male fighting lymphoma I didn't ask race religion their politics or even wonder do I like them or not but I was targeted at an MD office Google Dr Fagelman assault YouTube - I didn't start filming till I was given the finger, after being yelled at that I have no rights! I had to get surgery on my retina from the attack, no one was fired or arrested but even MORE crimes were committed... NYPD detectives w/ lt Angelo Burgos falsified police reports + corrupt NYPD bosses MORE THAN CROSSED an ETHICAL LINE, Ray Kelly, Bratton, O'Neill, Shea etc with Internal Affairs, Corporation Counsel party cheat lie win legal FRAUD WITHHELD DELITA HOOKS LTR THREAT TO ME while citing KUBY ltr case closed even though series violent threats, emergency surgery Retina from attack, keep case closed on going etc discrimination against me (and others chronically) + I allege policy of discrimination dubbed NYPD 's "Round Robin" + Chief Banks Lt Gannon: NYPD POLICY CAN'T upgrade crimes (they erased) when suing! Read Joel Berger Reform NYPD (enablers) article NE Law Journal) and I ALLEGE James Toomey Travelers his "team" decided like City of NY, like Howard Rubenstein was hired by Jeffrey Epstein to trash victims, OUR LIVES don't have value and the rich powerful and or "connected" must be protected.
"NYC is My Community" CPR on NYC's Heart Soul! The People reclaim NYC Our Rights! Peace to the Streets! Permanent New Commission NYPD IAB DA Corruption! I sued
Pro Se like Eric Garner I have new evidence! NYPD IA DA Cy Vance top brass guilty like they protected Lt Lamboy Sex Crimes Unit including CUNT threat to turn tables on me NYPD IA acted on ! After 4yrs pro se 4/22/2018 I need lawyer to sue + class actions victims unite! Suebe1art@aol.com NYPD Coerced me to drop charges or go to jail with a hole in my retina Saturday false arrest for Dr Fagelman's savagely VIOLENT LYING receptionist Delita Hooks running punch to my eye grabbing my hair trying to drag me down the hall by my hair damaging my neck not fired or arrested I agreed to false arrest 10/16/12 immediate than CORRUPT LIAR Det John Vergona changed my false arrest date to Sat 10/20, 2012 4PM IAB let him +his supervisor retire! https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=dh9TedhfthE !http://mayorbloombergkingofnewyork.blogspot.com/Mike Might Not Win - look at date!When the Community Board Does NOTHING,You Can Do Something see photo of Alfredo & I on Speed Bump I got for Anna Silver School https://m.youtube.com/user/Suzannahartist follow my channel! Recogntion: The NYTimes !!! I ask for 1 billion $ x 3 RICO from SAIC look at date CityTimeURGENT 911 Tech System ECTP Criminal Investigation Needed!
Mayor Bloomberg shouted down Aug. 20, 2012 911 Tech Corruption 911 aka ECTP & CityTime! Look bottom of blog!

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Friday, February 28, 2014

NYPD Ray Kelly and Chief James Hall Homophobic to the Core?

Did Ray Kelly empower Chief Homophobe also an allegedly a bungler but Kelly tight with his daddy?   Is Bratton just more of the same?



Chief of Patrol James Hall

Why this top cop deserves the boot

By Brad Hamilton — Thursday, February 20th, 2014 ‘Not Just-Us.Com’ / New York, NY
(Op-Ed / Commentary)

(One I missed)

 

 

This month police commissioner Bill Bratton got rid of detectives’ boss Phil Pulaski and Internal Affairs chief Charles Campisi.

 

Next on his list should be Chief of Patrol James Hall, a gay-hating bungler who shares a philosophy with the Putin henchman who warned homosexuals to keep their hands off kids at the Olympics.

 

The meteoric rise of Hall, whose bias and vindictiveness cost the city $1.5 million, is a reminder that under former commissioner Ray Kelly performance sometimes had nothing to with where you landed on the totem pole.

 

Kelly cast himself as a stickler for professionalism and was a big fan of Hall’s. When he promoted him to three-star chief and put him in charge of the NYPD’s 20,000 street cops in 2010, he gushed about Hall’s qualities. “He’s a superb tactician and an excellent, experienced manager,” he said.

 

Kelly didn’t mention that Hall’s father, a former NYPD big shot, was once Kelly’s boss and good friend. Or that just about anyone who served in the Marines, as Kelly and Hall both did, can do almost no wrong in his eyes.

 

And he certainly didn’t bring up a notorious incident in 2001 that revealed Hall to be an absolutely lousy supervisor with views one might expect from a Third World despot.

 

Sergeant Robert Sorrenti no longer works as a cop. Hall drove him out of the NYPD because he assumed that Sorrenti was gay, orchestrating an ignominious end to a career based on Hall’s homophobia and paranoia. Turns out he had it wrong. One would think that if you’re going to target a subordinate for his sexual orientation, you might at least try to get your facts straight.

 

The story of Sorrenti’s demise is as sad as it is convoluted.

 

For whatever reason, Hall, 53, concluded that Sorrenti, 47, and his ex-partner were both homosexual and up to no good. Indeed, he was not entirely wrong about the former partner, who was something of a con artist and probably never should have been a cop. According to Sorrenti, this partner developed a “sugar daddy,” an older man who gave him cash to fund a “rich lifestyle.”

 

“The cop wasn’t gay,” Sorrenti said. “But he was out there conning this older man, who paid all his bills. They put me with him as his partner. Unfortunately, he had a bad record.”

 

Sorrenti, who did not know this other cop well, nevertheless got suckered into loaning him $10,000 to buy a motorcycle. It was a bad decision. When the loan was not repaid, Sorrenti began pressing for the money. His partner filed a harassment complaint. An internal probe revealed the truth, and this partner was soon gone from the NYPD.

 

That unfortunate incident in 1998 became a problem three years later when Hall was asked to approve the hiring of Sorrenti for a job with the Youth Services Division. It’s a unit that runs the Police Athletic League, the anti-drug effort DARE and other programs for kids. Many consider it be prestigious.

 

By most accounts, Sorrenti was eminently qualified for the position, which was to head DARE in Staten Island.

 

His supporters included the division’s commander, Capt. Lori Albunio, and itsoperations lieutenant, Tom Connors. Albunio liked Sorrenti’s multiple commendations and that he’d served in Operation Desert Storm in 1990.

 

“He was an excellent candidate – professional, sincere, honest,” she said. “He’d been with a precinct and highway patrol. He was a veteran of Desert Storm.”

 

But the interview with Hall did not go well.

 

Hall grilled Sorrenti on his relationship status – the now-married father of two was single back then – and asked probing questions about how he spent his free time. He also wanted to know about this loan he’d made to his ex-partner.

 

Sorrenti didn’t catch on to the problem, but his supporters were soon made aware. Hall dragged Albunio and Connors into his office and raged at them.

 

He claimed to have learned some  “f_u_c_ked  up  s_h_i_t”  about their candidate and said “something’s not right about” Sorrenti. Despite the sergeant’s strong record, Hall said, “I won’t be able to sleep at night knowing [he’s] going to be around kids.”

 

“I told Hall he was making a mistake,” said Albunio. Connors agreed: “I said Sorrenti was more than qualified.” When they broke the news to Sorrenti, he was stunned.

 

“I found out from them that he’d had made this statement that he didn’t want me around children and I was pissed,” said Sorrenti, who went to Hall and attempted to clear the air. “I tried to explain that I’m not gay but he denied saying it.”

 

Hall hired someone else for the job, then launched a campaign to get rid of all three cops.

 

Albunio was bumped down to the No. 2 job at Transit District 1. Connors was transferred to a pencil-pushing position. Sorrenti was subjected to constant harassment. All eventually quit in disgust, only to find vindication in the courts in 2006.

 

Their suit, which went to a jury verdict, awarded the three $1.5 million – half a million each, approximately, for being subjected to James Hall’s prejudice and retaliation.

 

This is what Kelly calls an excellent manager?

 

 

Here’s a detailed argument why Kelly was dead wrong about Hall and why Bratton should fast-track him to retirement:

 

• Hall’s ability to gather accurate information is suspect. This is no small failing when working in law-enforcement. His erroneous assumption about Sorrenti could have been countered by examining official records and interviewing those familiar with the sergeant’s background. Hall just didn’t care enough to investigate thoroughly. And he apparently was guided by the preposterous belief that all homosexuals are pedophiles.

 

• He denied a worthy candidate promotion. When talented people get passed over for top jobs for no sensible reason (or bogus ones), they tend to become resentful or pack up and leave. The ability to keep good workers is a sign of a successful manager. Hall pushed out three excellent cops.

 

• Hall engaged in actionable prejudice based on a subordinate’s presumed sexual orientation. When a supervisor breaks the law and costs the city $1.5 million, he should be terminated or demoted. Instead, he was promoted. Now, Hall’s bias could handicap the NYPD’s efforts in a city with the largest gay population in the U.S.

 

• He orchestrated a cruel campaign of retaliation based on personal animus. The careers of Albunio and Connors were ended because the two had the temerity to back someone the boss didn’t like. And he didn’t listen when they told him he was wrong. That’s just petulant and certainly not a sign of good management.

 

 

Sorrenti has all but forgotten about this former life in blue. “I got over it,” he said. “I retired and moved on.”

 

Connors is not so forgiving when it comes to Hall.

 

“To encounter a man like this – it was incredible,” he said. “And to see how the Police Department protected him and promoted him was devastating.”

 

What’s up with Hall now? A key recent assignment was to head the NYPD’s response to a rash of gay-bashing violence in the West Village, which included the murder of a 32-year-old man on May 18, 2013. The spike spurred outrage last summer and fall, prompting Kelly to announce that the police department would respond with stepped up patrols. All under Hall’s command.

 

Months later, no arrests have been announced. If the cops caught and charged anyone, they haven’t said. Has Hall done everything in his power to stop this crime wave? That is difficult to say. Even Sorrenti was not willing to make any snap judgments. “I’m sure he’s not stupid enough to show any bias now,” he said. “The light was shed on him.”

 

But there are bigger issues here than Hall’s incompetence.

 

It’s not sufficient for Bratton to find someone better for the job. Getting rid of Hall alone won’t address the problem of undeserved promotions. The new leader must take a fresh look at the top people under his command – and develop new policies for identifying those who deserve added responsibility. He’s already made one step in the right direction by bringing back into the fold a handful of cops unfairly sidelined by Kelly.

 

There’s no way to completely eliminate political influence from a police department. It will part of the equation as long as humans are in charge. Nor should shared experiences automatically be discounted as a possible plus when hiring and promoting.

 

But if meritocracy and professionalism are to trump insider connections, Bratton needs to be a good listener, open minded and willing to dig the truth.

 

Which would be a welcome departure from the Ray Kelly way.