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Law And Order. SVU
Programming for insomniacs
SOME of the Medford Police are derelict in their duties under
Chief Leo A. Sacco Jr.
A complete overhaul is needed at the police station,
the removal of Roy Belson at the high school, and scrutiny
and a recall vote regarding most of the City Council and
the fraud, charlatan mayor, Stephanie Muccini-Burke.
Medford is a mess due to crooked policies and ignorant politicians like Adam Knight and Fred Dello Russo Jr and their ilk.
The time for a peaceful revolt is NOW before the police physically threaten and hurt more citizens.
A peaceful revolution.
It starts now. It starts here.
Leo Sacco wants "Quality policing through community involvement." But that is so fraudulent. So many citizens have brought information to the cops and they use it to cover up the malfeasance.
They are a Trojan Horse in Medford, the current police under Leo A. Sacco, Jr.
Anyone notice how Chief Gilberti at the Fire Department actually gets things done and doesn't take malarkey from city hall? While Chief Sacco is the stumbling, bumbling Sgt. Schultz?
Is Chief Sacco's son still a detective? If so, how could he go up to the podium at a council meeting and reveal himself? Doesn't that unravel so many of his purported "investigations."
Citizens are afraid to ask what is going on.
We do not fear those creeps. We are here to heal the city of Medford.
Sunlight is the best disinfectant.
Shining a light on Medford, Massachusetts.
Zero Tolerance for connected cops who whack a woman on the lip.
Zero Tolerance for trigger-happy creeps who are self-serving.
Zero Tolerance.
The healing begins now.
This is what a Medford police officer did to a woman
Stephanie Muccini-Burke let the officer get off with a Martha Coakley slap on the wrist.
Why?
Oh, because she benefited from the death of that cop's brother, that's all.
Stephanie Burke's foul-mouthed husband thinks he can act like some drunken fool at the Chevalier (not saying he was drunk; saying he was acting like a drunken fool.) And he's a clerk of courts.
Really?
They strike fear in the hearts of the residents that they rip off.
They don't want any investigations into their malfeasance, and they will attack with fraud and deceptive "official business."
Ya think Sgt. Jimmy Lee would get off if he hit Stephanie and Brian Burke's daughter the way he hit another woman?
Zero tolerance for this violence.
Zero.
Police Brutality in Medford.
Alan Doherty was too busy having his daily siesta to truly investigate
Or maybe he was busy polishing Uncle Tommy's gun ...the one that Joseph Bangs got shot with?
Mr. Doherty shot Mr. Bangs in his garage, leading Mr. Bangs to turn state's ...
(We're not 100 percent sure Alan Doherty is the nephew of Thomas Doherty; we just call the jokers "Uncle Dickie," "Uncle Bob," "Uncle Tommy"...you get the picture)
EX-POLICEMAN TELLS OF BOSTON TEST THEFTS ...
www.nytimes.com/.../ex-policeman-tells-of-boston-...
The New York Times
http://www.nytimes.com/1987/02/08/us/ex-policeman-tells-of-boston-test-thefts.html
Is Barry Clemente's PURPORTED daddy the biggest crook in Medford's history? Then how does his ALLEGED son get one of the biggest paying jobs in Medford history. Barry does SO WELL on tests, doesn't he? Just saying....
Mr. Clemente, 53 years old, who is the Government's
chief witness, is already serving a 30-year prison sentence for
masterminding a $1.5 million burglary of a bank in Medford in 1980 in
which several other police officers also participated. Four Days on the
Stand
In four days on the witness stand this week, Mr.
Clemente recounted episodes including midnight break-ins in state
offices, cracking the codes to steel vaults and photocopying documents
by penlight. The twist to his tale, however, was that it was police
officers committing the thefts.
In one 2 A.M. expedition at the state Civil Service
offices, Mr. Clemente testified, he stole a wire basket full of
examination materials and took it to Metropolitan Police headquarters
next door along with Nelson E. Barner, a former acting superintendant of
the Metropolitan Police who is a defendant in this trial.
LAW ENFORCEMENT IN ACTION
In his most startling testimony, Mr. Clemente
recalled that he and Thomas K. Doherty, then a lieutenant in the Medford
police and now one of the defendants, broke into a Civil Service vault
and raised and lowered the scores of other police officers on already
completed examinations. Group Studied Old Exams
''This is almost like playing God,'' Mr. Clemente
quoted Mr. Doherty as saying as he watched scores being altered in a
1979 midnight break-in.
Mr. Clemente's scheme fell apart in 1984 after Mr.
Doherty and another of their associates, Joseph P. Bangs, a sergeant in
the Metropolitan Police, got into a quarrel over a woman and the sale of
drugs. Mr. Doherty shot Mr. Bangs in his garage, leading Mr. Bangs to
turn state's evidence and help law-enforcement investigators solve the
1980 bank burglary. Mr. Doherty is serving an 18-to-20-year sentence for
trying to kill Sergeant Bangs.
Mr. Bangs is scheduled to testify for the
prosecution, as are several other police officers who bought the
examinations.
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