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8 April 2011
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26, January 2004, Sgt. TIMOTHY ADRAT, 1635 EAST 15TH ST., BROOKLYN NY 11229, (718) 336-5584.
Recent neighbors may include: 2004 E 29TH ST, 11229, Kevin Gallagher, President, Uniformed Firefighters Association; Chris Dodd $1,000 2008..
Possible addresses follow.
ALFANO, ANTHONY; 138 CORONA AVENUE, STATEN ISLAND NY 10306 US. STATEN ISLAND / RICHMOND block 4478, lot 81, DWELLING ONLY - 3 FAMILY, 138 CORONA AVENUE.
ALFANO, ANTHONY SR.; 236 ELVERTON AVENUE, STATEN ISLAND NY 10308.
retired chief of detectives WILLIAM ALLEE, 2006mar23
WILLIAM H ALLEE, 31 BASCOM PL, STATEN ISLAND, NY 10314, (718) 698-8481.
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Management and Budget Deputy Commissioner Edward J. Allocco
EDWARD J ALLOCCO 3718 222ND ST FLUSHING, NY 11361 (718) 229-5518
EDWARD J ALLOCCO 11 WINDHAM CRES KINGS PARK, NY 11754
EDWARD J ALLOCCO 183 WEEKS AVE MANORVILLE, NY 11949 (631) 924-4014
EDWARD J ALLOCCO 46 WEEKS AVE MANORVILLE, NY 11949 (631) 924-4014
QUEENS block 6194, lot 10, DWELLING ONLY - 1 FAMILY, 37-18 222ND STREET
He may have owed to JPMORGAN CHASE BANK NA.
He may have owed to BETHPAGE FEDERAL CREDIT UNION, 899 SOUTH OYSTER BAY ROAD, BETHPAGE NY 11714 US.
He may have owed to THE BANK OF NEW YORK, ONE WALL STREET, NEW YORK NY 10280 US.
EDWARD J ALLOCCO 1956-12-03 Bayside NY
Recent neighbors may include: 3499 BUNKER PL, 11793, Richard Herman Educ. Admin, Middle Country C.S.D.
sergeant, Richard Angeletti
Born Apr 1967, RICHARD F ANGELETTI
RICHARD S ANGELETTI, 1857 HONE AVE, BRONX, NY 10461 Bronx County
Recent neighbors may include: 322 ECKFORD ST, 11222, Rosetta Pervan, school psychologist, NYC Department of Education.
Brooklyn South narcotics. Below are adresses of some people, not necessarily the NYPD officer, named "Michael R. Arenella".
MICHAEL R ARENELLA Born Apr 1934, 160 4TH ST DEER PARK, NY 11729
MICHAEL R ARENELLA Born Apr 1934, 16 HUCKLEBERRY LN 07/22/2004 OYSTER BAY, NY 11771 (516) 922-1215
MICHAEL R ARENELLA Born Apr 1934, 420 ANNANDALE DR 02/26/2002 SYOSSET, NY 11791 (516) 922-5183.
Many people who work in New York City live in New Jersey or Connecticut. NYPD officers are not required to live in New York City, and many don't. They are required to live in New York State. As a result of the state residence requirement, the city is needlessly deprived of many fine officers. When we want a doctor or a dentist, we don't care where he lives. Prohibiting New Jersey residence (for example, Hudson County residence) is inconsistent with high status of police officers. We think that there is a California police officer (CHP or state police) who lives in Arizona.
The movie,"Traffic", released in December 2000, directed by Steven Soderbergh, has a subplot in which prisoner Eduardo Ruiz condescendingly explains in San Diego jail to DEA agents that his drug-smuggling organization did regression analysis: "Using regression analysis we made a study of the customs lanes at the border ....". Some movie critics, but not necessarily any narcotics officers, wrote that the movie was realistic compared to other drug movies (for example, "One of the most ... realistic movie presentations of the drug wars ever put together.").
On 3 June 2005, we guess that no criminals (for example, no masterminds of Mexico-to-America drug smuggling) do regression analysis as part of their crimes, and no police do regression analysis as part of catching criminals (although criminologists and sociologists use regression analysis to study crime). The movie's reference to regression analysis raises a question of whether criminals or police would do their work better if they did regression analysis. There seem to be at least two possible uses of regression analysis:
Can people use regression analysis or closely related math to predict or detect crime? Sure: math's highly productive in predicting crime and detecting crime that has already occurred. Math (for example, regression analysis) is to Compstat (which seems to be just arithmetic) as Compstat is to nothing.
The New York Times's Jim Dwyer provides information about NYPD officers dealing with the Republican National Convention in 2004 and with Critical Mass bike rides. He is in videos with photographs of officers and with the voice of at least one seeming officer.
Dwyer refers to people who have videos showing seeming NYPD officers on the job in public places. Eileen Clancy of Eyewitness Video is one of those people.
False arrest can be a crime. A sworn statement can contain perjury. It's a crime to frame someone. We don't know if Internal Affairs investigated the video editor, the arresting officer, or the swearer of the sworn statement Clancy mentioned in her interview.
On 15 February 2007, federal judge Charles S. Haight, Jr., correctly rebuked the New York Police Department for its surveillance practices because they were illegal. It was irrelevant that the illegal surveillance was technically unimpressive, so there was no rebuke for that.
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