NYPD committed Crimes in my Case and how many other cases?

https://www.newenglrev.com/v55-special/reforming-the-nypd
Suzannah B. Troy (@suzannahbtroy)
⁦‪@NYPDONeill‬⁩ ⁦‪@NYPDChiefofDept‬⁩ ⁦‪@NYPDFIRSTDEP‬⁩ ⁦‪@TheIACP‬⁩ ⁦‪@NYPDnews‬⁩ ⁦‪@NYPDDetectives‬⁩ ⁦‪@MjrCitiesChiefs‬⁩ ⁦‪@NYPDChiefPatrol‬⁩ ⁦‪@NYCPBA‬⁩ ⁦‪@MarcSantia4NY‬⁩ ⁦‪@NYPDCT‬⁩ youtu.be/syrc3ncHFTI ask PC O’Neill, Bratton, Ray Kelly, Pulaski, Boyce, Esposito, Banks, Lt Gannon about audio Sgt Chen PO Magori prevent me from reporting Delita Hooks false cross complaint lying I am not from DA or a det. so I am not allowed to report the crime! #NYPD Lies!
http://nypdnewcommission.blogspot.com/2017/04/ray-kelly-charles-campisi-bratton.html They love using Ron Kuby's letter to pretend I was not coerced and the NYPD did not commit a pile up of crimes.


https://nypdnewcommission.blogspot.com/2020/03/was-it-nypd-retired-nypd-someone-who.html?m=1 #Dumbcuntlivesmatter? Does Dermot Shea Agree?


NYPD PO EUGENE SCHATZ ARRESTED DRUNK DRIVING OCT 2019 but until Federal Investigators make arrests for conspiring as a group to COERCE ME Illegally downgrade all crimes to zero crimes by falsifying police reports and more I don't have justice but that's a baby step in the right direction Karma baby step -- someone in my case arrested!

NYPD PC O'NEILL BLOCKS ME ON TWITTER ATTEMPTING TO ERASE EVIDENCE COMPLICITY!

Delita Hooks letter in response to Ron Kuby's short hand for Suzannah Troy is being coerced -Delita Hooks letter to NYPD Detective Andrew Dwyer threatens a 2nd false cross complaint! NYPD Lt Angelo Burgos signed off on it with NYPD Ed Winski's knowledge and top brass including Internal Affairs protecting a pile-up of crimes including a series of threats, falsified police reports coercion. Corp Counsel lawyers including Zachary Carter lied in legal documents again protecting all crimes, obstructing Justice yet again and protecting violations of my Civil Rights!

The Detectives in my case Det Vergona and Det Andy Dwyer, their partners, and supervisors and facebook friends NYPD PO Eugene Schatz aka Gene Schatz and Det Tommy Moran were party to the fact Verogna was lying in his DD5s and was going to verbally violently threaten me over the phone because the cowardly criminal detectives and supervisors did not have it in them to commit the crimes they committed and face me but they did use Ron Kuby's letter to pretend they dd not commit crimes and Internal Affairs has protected them along w/ top brass all party to retaliation.

I had respected the NYPD until NYPD PO Gene Schatz and his facebook friends Detective Andrew Dwyer and Det John Vergona, with their partners, and supervisors DI Ed Winski, Lt Angelo Burgos and Sgt Chen did a bait and switch downgrading their crimes and Delita HOOKS crimes to no crimes. Google Dr Fagelman assault and see Delita HOOKS in action but she wasn't done breaking laws and the NYPD detectives and supervisors joined in and did Dr Andrew Fagelman quite a favor since he did not fire his violent, manipulative attack receptionist and when a private investigator asked Dr Fagelman did you talk to the NYPD he said "no comment" aka he would implicate himself in the crimes of arranging for Delita HOOKS to walk in and commit a crime filing a false cross complaint and Dr Fagelman was party to even more crimes, Det John VERGONA was going to violently threaten me over the phone with false arrest on a Saturday 4pm only for the utmost retaliation and even fabrication of crimes which Eric Garner outlines in his own case 4 years ago....
These corrupt evil people would teach be about the real NYPD and how they break laws, do fixing and favors and all these years Internal Affairs protected these crimes along with Corp Counsel Zachary Carter lied in my case and his predecessor before him! READ JOEL BERGER CIVIL RIGHTS LAWYER NE LAW JOURNAL REFORM NYPD POSSIBLE RICO CHARGES including many enablers including this party to lie cheat win and my case LEGAL FRAUD EXAMPLE WITHHOLDING ALL PAPERWORK BUT MOST OF 01 IA 1pp corp counsel withheld DELITA HOOKS LETTER THREATENING ME YET AGAIN In the letter with retaliation if I dare came back and filed more criminal complaints which I could've since NYPD illegally downgraded Crimes to a fabricated mutual salt when was a one-way attack second-degree assault menacing a false cross-complaint sexual assault criminal mischief damaging my iPhone case by hitting it out of my hand three times ! Note there's audio of corrupt NYPD officer Magori I tweeted to the police commissioner I reported her to Internal Affairs and CCRB she gets promoted in five years she's a lieutenant and the New York post exposes her to years later when I guess something illegal because I believe it was illegal on her part to try to erase her ex-boyfriend's father strangling someone read the article you can tell me but it looks like more evidence of how Internal Affairs promoted criminals in my case who broke laws on duty from their desks at the first precinct in plain sight ....https://nypost.com/2019/03/05/nypd-lieutenant-accused-of-skirting-law-to-help-out-exs-dad/amp/

Friday, April 26, 2013

Charles Hynes declined 5 min Interview NYPD Hero the Hispanic Serpico Asks Him Reconsider in his Piece "It is Tough Being a Good Cop"



I am making a year long documentary on the Hispanic Serpico Joe Sanchez and the goal to get him a 1 day re/instatement as issued by Commissioner Kelly just the other day for a far less accomplished NYPD officer.   Joe has 30 NYPD Merit Awards and a Decorated Viet Nam Vet with a  Purple Heart .

Hynes advocated for Joe Sanchez and has in writing praised him as a good cop but has declined a 5 min interview.  
I have contacted El Diario by phone re: this matter as well. 



Subject: It's tough being a good cop
I remember when I visited Brooklyn DA Charles Joe Hynes in his office back in 2007, and we exchanged books. He signed a copy of his novel "Triple Homicide" saying I was a great member of the NYPD, and good luck. He also said I was f**ked by the criminal justice system, and I  should have been reinstated by NYPD Commissioner Benjamin Ward. He said he was sorry he could not do more for me, than what he had done by dismissing the indictment against me. I signed and handed him my true story "True Blue: A Tale of The Enemy Within", and also a copy of "Latin Blues"

I read his books. I just hope he read my books, especially True Blue: A Tale of The Enemy Within, where his name is mentioned during the last chapter after by criminal trial ended, and all that went down from being wounded in Vietnam; Ambulance driver for Harlem Hospital and the old Lincoln Hospital in the South Bronx; Port Authority cop; NYPD cop; and finally heading to Sing Sing in 1989, as a corrections officer, after I had been wrongfully fired by the NYPD for doing my job, and becoming  a whistleblower.

If Charlie Joe Hynes did read my books as I read his, then he should know me better than what he was told about me. I never turned my back on anyone seeking help or advice. In one of my true stories when I was working at the 30 Pct,  { later dubbed "The Dirty Thirty" } when close to 3 dozen cops were indicted and arrested back in 1994, for corruption and ripping off drug dealers, I wrote of the day I had been in court for 2 days after arresting two badass Cuban Marielitos for robbery and wanted by the FBI for murder in San Francisco. I tell this story in Chapter 21, Page 140. But on page 154, is where I want others to know that it's tough being a good cop. I had come back to the 30 Pct. from court, looking forward to going home to my wife and four boys, when this Hispanic woman and her brother, approached me as I was entering the station house to sign out. The woman told me that she had reported her 21-year-old daughter, who was mentally slow, missing the day before. She said the case was assigned to one of the 30 Pct detectives. She then told me that she had received a telephone call at home from a male Hispanic, telling her that he had his daughter, and that for $5,000, she could get her back. She was to meet him on the corner of 186th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue, by the telephone booth, and not to call the cops if she wanted to see her daughter alive. She then told me she had gone to the bank and got the money. She and her brother then drove to the 30 Pct., and told the desk lieutenant on duty what she had told me, but that the lieutenant had told her and her bother, that the detective assigned to the case was on his way into work, and it would be around 5 p.m. when he got in, and that she would have to wait. Amazing, is it not? This is a true story. Had this been Park Avenue and a white girl kidnapped, this hard-on lieutenant would have had the rest of the detective squad and patrol taking action. Talk about a lawsuit if this girl wound up injured or dead.

I confronted the lieutenant about it, and he told me to mind my own business. He then said I had made enough overtime, and to sign out. As I signed out, I told the woman and her brother to exit the precinct and come with me. I told the brother that he was going to be my deputy. For him to stand by me, and not say a word, when the time came for me to take action in apprehending the kidnapper. The bad guy would just think he was another cop, and I was not alone, especially if he had an accomplice close by. If the NYPD could not help me, he was all I had. I told the brother to hold onto the envelope with the money. Let his sister first meet with the kidnapper, and then we would take quick action. I drove them in my own car a block away and around the corner where the woman was to hand over the $5,000.   She walked to the corner of 186th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue and stood by the telephone booth, when she was approached by a young Hispanic man, as her brother and I watched from a close distance. I will stop hear. But I  will tell you that as the story went into its finale, the hard-on lieutenant wanted to bring me up on charges for disobeying an order to stay out of it, even though not just one kidnapper was arrested, but two other male Hispanics accomplices. One of the perpetrators was guarding the young girl inside an apartment.


Now if Charlie Hynes read all my true stories, as I read his novel as well as "Incident at Howard Beach: The Case For Murder", then I would appreciate it if he would give Suzannah B. Troy  a five minute interview concerning my case when he dismissed my indictment after I was wrongfully indicted in 1983, by his predecessor, Thomas Duffy, when he became the new special state prosecutor in 1985. I leave it to those that read what I have written here to decide for themselves if he should give her an interview or not. Suzannah had told his spokesperson that it would be a 5 to 10 minute interview, and that he would know ahead of time what the questions would be. Suzannah is not a public officeholder, and is considered by many a controversial person. But she is honest and tells it the way it is. She's a person that cares for the City of New York and its people. She has nothing to hide. She wants justice for what was done to her when she was assaulted, and the detective assigned to the case, along with other members of the NYPD, have slowed and hindered her Due Process of Law. She is also helping me tell my story.


God bless,


-Joe Sanchez www.bluewallnypd.com


Comment from Suzannah B. Troy:  As the Adrian Schoolcraft trial approaches this September I want to ask you all "How can we get NYPD reform if the NYPD does not stop it's long history of retaliating against the good cops that blow the whistle and protecting way too many bad cops?"

Below is the 5 min. script of questions I wrote Charles Hynes.

http://suzannahbtroy.blogspot.com/2013/04/charles-hynes-youtube-interview-update.html

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