Police Sloths in Ridgefield NJ

I tried to log this entry at complaint sites that came up on a Google search but the good ones were in England and not available to me. One site had the unmitigated gall to offer a complaint form and then say, "Thanks, hope you feel better," end of story. Your complaint reached no one. Unless the webmaster was a masochist, I doubt that he gave a gnat's ass.

So, here I am, resorting to my blog and hoping someone enters Ridgefield, NJ cops into a search box.

In Ridgefield, NJ, you are guaranteed to get a summons from the cops for something or other if you pass through at least once a year.

One cop in particular thinks he is very smart at doing his job. He will wait for a car to pull up to a red light and then he enters the plate number into his computer. He then pulls you over if you should have any irregularities showing up. Is allowed to do this? Why ask? Unless the ACLU is moved to do something, the State of New Jersey's only mandate to investigate official misconduct comes from the rich in New Jersey, and the poor be damned!

Now, you might think this is good; that lawbreakers should be punished. But the truth is that there are situations where their discretionary powers are called for. For instance, your brother turned over his car to you but the DMV will not issue you a registration certificate because the title says that a bank is a lien holder and you require a bank release. Now, does the cop give a gnat's ass about this?

Cops in Ridgefield, NJ. must pray on the youth because the rich in Ridgefield vote for a mayor who has promised them to obtain funding--not from taxes but--from all those who fall victim to the trapdoor spiders that are the Ridgefield, NJ cops.

Of course, if you went to see a lawyer and asked him go up against a municipal government, there is not one shyster among them who will sue because they know that the prosecutor will never bargain with them again. Lawyers don't have balls and the only balls that cops have are locked up securely at their local union.

Why do I say that cops don't have balls? Because they flagrantly disregard weak NJ state law in order to suck up to the dictates of mafioso mayors. And the winner of the big sargeant's pension goes to the man in blue who made it easy for the rich in Ridgefield, NJ to stay just a little richer. Enjoy the big bucks, buster. You have a lot of poor schmucks to thank.

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