FBI head speaks outs on NYPD operations in NJ
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — The head of the FBI in New Jersey says covert operations by the New York Police Department’s intelligence division have damaged the public’s trust in New Jersey law enforcement.
The Special Agent in Charge of the FBI’s Newark Division, Michael Ward, says two NYPD investigators have been assigned to the New Jersey-based Joint Terrorism Task Force for years.
Ward told reporters today he also was aware that officers from the NYPD’s intelligence division were working in the state. But he says he wasn’t briefed on the extent of the NYPD’s operations outside the task force.
The Associated Press has detailed the police department’s secret surveillance of mosques, Muslim-owned businesses and college campuses across the Northeast.
Muslim leaders expressed concerns about the practice to New York’s police commissioner on Tuesday.
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"...covert operations by the New York Police Department damaged the public’s trust."
WRONG!
Defensive actions by the Police have protected Americans.
When vermen, when rats invade your home, you can't ignore the danger, can't spray deodorant...you find their hiding places and destroy the danger to your family & yourself.
The koran, islam declared war on ALL non-muslims 100s of years ago.
The koran demands ALL muslims, all islamics convert you, drive you out or kill your family & you. THAT IS their religion. It's demanded of ALL muslims.
Police-protect Americans from the evil, the terrorism that IS islam.