Ray Kelly Bratton Corrupt my case I read Bosak I now call them Campisi Reznick, C Dowd corrupt NYPD Palace Poodles 

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I am suing Ray Kelly - I had no idea what a corrupt and evil man he is I'm glad he did not get the Homeland security job his book is not on the bestsellers list and my guess Wakefield and Cushman my guess dumped him  because the federal probe touches him! Wakefield and Cushman were paying Kelly's private security.  Who is now?

Note from Suzannah B Troy Artist my opinion Ray Kelly and his puppets Chiefs starting with Campisi and Bratton with Reznick - Reznick over the NYPD age limit but Bratton  wanted to head up internal affairs who's being sued for calling NYPD whistleblower a rat!  Chief Chuck Dowd under Ray Kelly one of many "Palace Poodles" promoted after caught fixing crime and Dowd remains Teflon after he was caught taking gifts  I would bet 1 million poodles he took way more gifts than just from Verizon on 911  under oath my first question would be about Hewlett-Packard who open the floodgates on 91 $1 billion over budget open season to overbill steal deliver crap  this was all under Michael Bloomberg and Ray Kelly the Teflon poodles of the palaces - mike thought city hall his 2nd palace -- and Hewlett Packard  was not qualify just like chief Dowd but HP  had biggies on  the New York pension board.  Any gifts NYPD PBA NY pensions?

Ray Kelly Campisi 100 percent guilty my case than came Bratton Reznick as corrupt -  I don't want apologies from corrupt cowards like them but I do want apology when eventually there's someone in City Hall that gives a damn about integrity honesty and justice.  

These are my feelings and I pray for Justice and  everyone involved in the violence and lies in my case are punished I want justice in court but I want them to get their karma in a way that I could never come up with karma punishes them.    My sentiments and feelings have nothing to do with Mike Bosak.  I just thought Palace Poodke sums of the dirty corrupt cops in my case allow Det John Vergona is so vile a more vile analogy  would be needed to describe him in his pal NYPD PO Eugene schatz who deserve prime real estate in Hell along with Det Andy Dwyer and all involved. Anyone  familiar with my case knows the irony of the term Hook.  

Here's Mike Bosak:

NYPD Forgotten History

Stuff the Department Just Doesn't Want You to Know About 

NYPD Aphorisms, Maxims and Slang

The “Palace Poodles” and the “The job is on the level!”   [ Which is Always Said Sarcastically and  Mockingly ]

By Michael E.J. Bosak

[ Retired Sergeant and Wannabe Police Historian ]

I think we've all heard the words, “Palace Guard”  and “House Mouse,” that refer to the officers, who basically are very much afraid to work the “street,” and would do just about anything to keep off patrol. 

But have you ever heard the cliché, “Palace Poodle?”  

I doubt it.

It somehow has been lost to history.  Perhaps because it has been so uncalled for, for generations of NYC police officers.  

However, in the 1870s, 80s and 90s it was a phase frequently used by street cops to describe high ranking members of the department or a police commissioner; who had sold his soul, integrity and reputation to Tammany Hall in order to curry favor and/or power and wealth.  In other words, that individual would do or say anything to curry favor with the powers to be. 

Remind you of anyone? 

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As to the sarcastic phrase, “The job is on the level,” it's origin most probably dates all the way back to 1849, when the NYC Board of Alderman passed an ordinance specifying the size, shape and markings on all ‘shot glasses’ used to dispense whiskeys in NYC's licensed saloons and taverns. 

The ordinance codified the exact amount of whiskey to be dispensed in that ‘shot glass’ to be exactly one and a half ounces, and specified that there be a level mark on the glass and where it was to be placed to indicate that quantity.  

More important, the ordinance mandated that the N.Y.C. Municipal Police Department would be the agency to enforce it. 

BTW As you can guess, it didn't work out too well.  And I think you're smart enough to figure out why. 

On a side note:   “The Hook Is Dead”  That was the title of a ‘Department Bulletin’ issued by Police Commissioner Patrick Murphy, during the Knapp Commission hearings in 1972.  I remember that well intentioned bulletin like it was yesterday. 

Well over 40 plus years later, the hook is still very much alive and very healthy.   

Just more proof that the job is on the leve