Let the dump on cops begin early! Not today you don't.
When did we get the title, Parking Enforcement Officer's? Is this another closet mgmt. detail? Can we bid into the position or unit? Or is the city trying to turn civies into Fancy Officer's, without sending them through the full Police Training Academy and by passing the need for State Certification? Now we have Police Officer's and Parking Enforcement Officer's? No wonder we can't man the districts, were divided in two. What a joke. Maybe its Zeiger who can't read. If your a Hearing Officer, your suppose to know both your job and who these writers actually are. Oh that's right, your a former hearing Officer taking pot shots at police. Media duped big time.
Why is this being automatically placed on the backs of just cops? Were there stats created with the alleged officer's info. (aka) a tracking record? No!
Were talking about Chicago here and the Mayor's insidious appetite for never ending revenue.
Fact: The city has handed out ticket books like their going out of style. So many city employee's currently have parking books. We can't even try to begin in keeping up with whose, who in writing parking tickets, these days. Lets just name a few for starters.
CTA Supervisors, Tow Truck Drivers, Meter Maids of varying varieties, TMA supervisors, Crossing Aids, Aldermen? Not to mention the array of Civilian Managers of varying varieties. Who did we leave out? There has to be more, the janitor's maybe? The CITY NOW needs to come clean and cleanse this insult and lie fast. We don't accept this un-warranted dump on.. No way did we do all those tickets. Were talking parking tickets here peanut gallery. No way! Stop hiring all those no-bookie reader, writer misfits and pony-up the truth and proof!
Last year, drivers contested 273,000 parking tickets. A whopping 53 percent of them were thrown out, found to be bogus.
So who are the officers writing all these bogus tickets, and what's being done to stop them? Apparently nothing. A city spokesman told the 2 Investigators there is no system in place to track them.
In a rare interview a former administrative hearing officer told us he regularly dismissed bogus tickets, many because they weren't even filled out properly.
"It comes down to training of police officers and training of parking enforcement officers on how to write a proper ticket," Zeiger said. "And that is something that clearly needs to be done."
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Thursday, September 27, 2007
Friday, July 27, 2007
COP-LAW JEFF WILSON CHICAGO'S OWN FORMER CPD WATCH COMMANDER
617 Devon
Park Ridge, IL 60068
877-678-3900
jeff.wilson@coplaw.com
Jeff Wilson served the Chicago Police Department well. His numerous years of service through devotion and experience, has not gone to waste. Jeff has turned his love of service into a life long project, being there for you.
Jeff is solid in his continuity of support through his service to the rank and file as well. Reaching well beyond the confines of the house. Take a look at some of Jeff Wilson's past and we think, you will find the man for the job. One who can provide the assistance you seek close to home.
Our philosophy that the employer must thoroughly
and completely prove an allegation against an
employee, not simply bring an allegation.
If you are involved in an adverse employment
proceeding, law enforcement or not, call
877-678-3900 for an immediate free consultation.
For Twenty Two years Jeff's background touches on his true value and worth.
****
2002 Retired from CPD
Some of Jeff's background entails:
Watch Commander, Supervisor, Patrolman,
Union President and Lawyer.
His two most passionate pursuits; law enforcement and the judicial system.
Park Ridge, IL 60068
877-678-3900
jeff.wilson@coplaw.com
Jeff Wilson served the Chicago Police Department well. His numerous years of service through devotion and experience, has not gone to waste. Jeff has turned his love of service into a life long project, being there for you.
Jeff is solid in his continuity of support through his service to the rank and file as well. Reaching well beyond the confines of the house. Take a look at some of Jeff Wilson's past and we think, you will find the man for the job. One who can provide the assistance you seek close to home.
Our philosophy that the employer must thoroughly
and completely prove an allegation against an
employee, not simply bring an allegation.
If you are involved in an adverse employment
proceeding, law enforcement or not, call
877-678-3900 for an immediate free consultation.
For Twenty Two years Jeff's background touches on his true value and worth.
****
2002 Retired from CPD
Some of Jeff's background entails:
Watch Commander, Supervisor, Patrolman,
Union President and Lawyer.
His two most passionate pursuits; law enforcement and the judicial system.
Thursday, July 26, 2007
ALDERMAN BURKES STAR PATCH IDEA HUGE WASTE TAX DOLLARS
Were on a rant this morning, now its past noon:
If Daley, Burke and City Council get their BELOVED Olympics and pull this off, we all should receive and not have to pay for any new garments, 1st round city. Which ends up costing thousands and thousands of tax payer dollars. We know your laughing.
For us this may very well be an example, of how the city agrees to provide in a contract and then finds a way to take it back, through wink, wink. Why do we feel this way? Because either, new uniform garments or numerous apparel patches will have to be replaced in the thousands. Is the FOP, already anticipating for a possible allotment increase in our new contract, yep.......Does it mean a new uniform, not necessarily.........
Everyone should continue wearing all garments with their 4 star patches, till they completely shred and fall apart. Ah, that won't work, for either public appearance or inspections, let alone the pride of a professional officer and city employee. Get ready for the insanity uniform patch exchange errand, when and if we get the Olympics.
It looks like all of us, are going to be spending a whole lot of consuming time, trying to find an available uniform store. Regardless of the time allotted by council. Just so we can begin the inane process, of taking all those uniform garments in, just to have the patches removed and then replaced again? Maybe city council in its infinite wisdom, will come up with a one single star patch. Then you can still take all your garments, for just a solo star replacement? Lets think here, mileage, gas, anticipated other costs, plus down and waiting time, in the thousands. Get in early stand in line, or come back? How many uniform stores are actually available to us out there? Few and far in between, and their small with few employee's! Oh well, that's a personal problem for only thousands of numerous city employees. Our personal costs and time should be factored in as well, our opinion. This won't be either tax payer cheap or a timely quick task. Hey, maybe a new chain of stores will pop up? Drive in Patch Replacement Shop, "You drop we Flop."
"Burke hasn't thought through all the logistics", an understatement. No kidding! The article is only mentioning flags and private owners. Ummmm, that's us! Once the patch is placed on the garment, its yours. What does that say? Maybe a new uniform change, naw? This brain storm idea is a waste of tax payer dollars. Were Wondering what the patches cost the city and who has the contract? This continual head over heels, nonsense for the over-salivating anticipation of an Olympic game, is now way out of control and plain border line silly. This is what City Council voted themselves raises for, these continual types of ill thought out goof ball ideas? In our opinion, the one star addition idea, does not hold up muster for more spending of unnecessary tax dollars. Nor does it compare, to what was cited by CBS2 and printed below: Yep, we know the Olympics anticipated big income generating revenue, will really pay for this added fiasco. Don't believe or count on it.
Many of you already know what the four stars happen to represent. For those of you who don't, read on.
All four stars commemorate momentous events or places in Chicago history. They honor Fort Dearborn, the Great Chicago Fire, the Columbian Exposition of 1893, and the Century of Progress Exposition of 1933-34.representation.
Ald. Edward M. Burke (14th) has a resolution pending that calls for a fifth star to be added to the Chicago flag in 2009 should the city win the right to host the Summer Games.
It would be the first change to the flag since 1939, when a fourth star was added in recognition of Fort Dearborn. The flag, designed by poet Wallace Rice, has been in use since 1917.
Burke hasn’t thought through all the logistics -- like the cost to replace flags at government buildings and how much time private owners would have to purchase new ones.
If Daley, Burke and City Council get their BELOVED Olympics and pull this off, we all should receive and not have to pay for any new garments, 1st round city. Which ends up costing thousands and thousands of tax payer dollars. We know your laughing.
For us this may very well be an example, of how the city agrees to provide in a contract and then finds a way to take it back, through wink, wink. Why do we feel this way? Because either, new uniform garments or numerous apparel patches will have to be replaced in the thousands. Is the FOP, already anticipating for a possible allotment increase in our new contract, yep.......Does it mean a new uniform, not necessarily.........
Everyone should continue wearing all garments with their 4 star patches, till they completely shred and fall apart. Ah, that won't work, for either public appearance or inspections, let alone the pride of a professional officer and city employee. Get ready for the insanity uniform patch exchange errand, when and if we get the Olympics.
It looks like all of us, are going to be spending a whole lot of consuming time, trying to find an available uniform store. Regardless of the time allotted by council. Just so we can begin the inane process, of taking all those uniform garments in, just to have the patches removed and then replaced again? Maybe city council in its infinite wisdom, will come up with a one single star patch. Then you can still take all your garments, for just a solo star replacement? Lets think here, mileage, gas, anticipated other costs, plus down and waiting time, in the thousands. Get in early stand in line, or come back? How many uniform stores are actually available to us out there? Few and far in between, and their small with few employee's! Oh well, that's a personal problem for only thousands of numerous city employees. Our personal costs and time should be factored in as well, our opinion. This won't be either tax payer cheap or a timely quick task. Hey, maybe a new chain of stores will pop up? Drive in Patch Replacement Shop, "You drop we Flop."
"Burke hasn't thought through all the logistics", an understatement. No kidding! The article is only mentioning flags and private owners. Ummmm, that's us! Once the patch is placed on the garment, its yours. What does that say? Maybe a new uniform change, naw? This brain storm idea is a waste of tax payer dollars. Were Wondering what the patches cost the city and who has the contract? This continual head over heels, nonsense for the over-salivating anticipation of an Olympic game, is now way out of control and plain border line silly. This is what City Council voted themselves raises for, these continual types of ill thought out goof ball ideas? In our opinion, the one star addition idea, does not hold up muster for more spending of unnecessary tax dollars. Nor does it compare, to what was cited by CBS2 and printed below: Yep, we know the Olympics anticipated big income generating revenue, will really pay for this added fiasco. Don't believe or count on it.
Many of you already know what the four stars happen to represent. For those of you who don't, read on.
All four stars commemorate momentous events or places in Chicago history. They honor Fort Dearborn, the Great Chicago Fire, the Columbian Exposition of 1893, and the Century of Progress Exposition of 1933-34.representation.
Ald. Edward M. Burke (14th) has a resolution pending that calls for a fifth star to be added to the Chicago flag in 2009 should the city win the right to host the Summer Games.
It would be the first change to the flag since 1939, when a fourth star was added in recognition of Fort Dearborn. The flag, designed by poet Wallace Rice, has been in use since 1917.
Burke hasn’t thought through all the logistics -- like the cost to replace flags at government buildings and how much time private owners would have to purchase new ones.
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