Wednesday, July 27, 2011

Have no fear, Sanitation's here!

From the Daily News:

The city is beefing up the ranks of its Sanitation Department by hiring 300 new sanitation workers over the next few months.

This is good news for Sanitation union officials, who have repeatedly complained about a dwindling workforce, as well as for candidates whose names have been sitting on a slow-moving civil service list.

It could also be a strong signal from the city - still smarting from last winter's botched snow cleanup - that it is anxious to head off any future problems.


That's great. When are we getting more cops?

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

Maybe they'll clean up corruption...ya think?

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Anonymous said...

Well, how hard did the Police Union push??? Seems like the DSNY greased the right palms.

Anonymous said...

Maybe they'll clean up the 109th precinct!

Anonymous said...

What happened in the 109 Precinct?

Anonymous said...

Anonymous said...
What happened in the 109 Precinct?

Finished our hibernation, have we? Here's a suggestion for you...think before you write.

Anonymous said...

To the dullard who wrote: "What happened in the 109 Precinct?"

http://articles.nydailynews.com/2008-06-20/news/17900525_1_gambling-raids-cops-queens-precinct


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scandals_and_
allegations_of_the_New_York_City_Police_
Department


Flushing brothels
Dennis Kim and Jerry Svoronos, two New York City Police Officers working out of the 109th Precinct, Gina Kim and Geeho Chae, brothel operators, were arrested on March 8, 2006, for bribery charges relating to the protection of a brothel located in Flushing, Queens. Agents seized approximately $800,000 in cash, believed to be the proceeds of the brothel, from Kim and Chae's vehicle and residence. On March 8, 2006 search warrants were executed at the brothel and a boarding house used by the brothel workers, and agents seized immigration documents, business records, and a small quantity of ecstasy. The two officers were in a unit which targets quality-of-life-type crimes.[9] Members of the precincts engaged in a practice known as "flaking", in which cops planted marijuana, cocaine, or Ecstasy on suspects. Members of the conditions unit maintained a small stash of drug in an Altoids tin for this purpose, Assistant U.S. Attorney Monica Ryan said.[10] In addition, 16 Korean and Chinese brothel workers were taken into immigration custody.

I have a solution to the person who posted the question---TAKE YOUR HEAD OUT OF YOUR ASS!!!