Mafia Shenanigans in Bergen County Calls for Feds.

May 7, 2010 at 6:18 P.M. A previously corrected "error" was reinserted in my essay, "Immanuel Kant and the Narrative of Freedom." I cannot say how many other essays have been damaged. The following advertisement was attached, again illegally, to this blog:

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These so-called security experts "protect" web sites offering child porn, globally. Are you proud of that service? ("New Jersey is the Home of Child Molesters.")

Regrettably, I will be required to associate soon with persons I know to have betrayed my trust and cooperated in the violation of my rights. I will hold those persons responsible for each inserted "error" at these blogs. I will convey my disgust and anger to those persons on each occasion when I am compelled to associate with them, until New Jersey acknowledges, in writing, responsibility for these matters.

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May 6, 2010 at 6:32 P.M. An advertisement was attached to this blog without my consent that is falsely attributed to "Ads by Google":

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John Brennan, "Outdoors Store has an Out: Cabela's May Use Exit Clause if Xanadu Stalls," in The Record, May 5, 2010, at p. L1. (Xanadu's alleged mob retailers want to take the money and run. "New Jersey's Xanadu Mess.")
Ashley Kindergan & Nick Clunn, "Zisa Arrest Satisfies Many Residents: Some Question Appointment of Successor," in The Record, May 5, 2010, at p. L1.
"Editorials: Out of Bergen -- Attorney General Should Take Over Zisa Case," in The Record, May 5, 2010, at p. A12.

Mr. Holder, New Jersey's legal nightmare is a Kafkaesque horror requiring a federal solution. ("New Jersey's 'Ethical' Legal System" and "New Jersey is the Home of the Living Dead.")

Calls for removal of the Zisa matter from the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office are insufficient. Organized crime's contamination of the legal system is pervasive in a jurisdiction that makes Naples and Palermo look like Switzerland. ("Is Union City, New Jersey Meyer Lansky's Whore House?" and "New Jersey is Lucky Luciano's Havana.")

"Bergen County is a big place. But it is filled with small towns, and small town politics."

Have you been to Hudson County? Essex? Union?

"We can think of no better example than the downfall of ousted Hackensack Police Chief Charles 'Ken' Zisa. Anyone trying to track the complicated details and map all of the connections emerging from this troubled department needs to buy a bigger scorecard."

A "scarecard," you mean:

"Here's what we know so far:"

"Ken Zisa was charged with insurance fraud last week by the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office. City officials stripped him of his post and put him on paid leave. Then the department's second-in-command, Zisa's brother Frank, Jr., suddenly retired." (emphasis added)

Alleged Gambino affiliations with the Hackensack Police Department are "strenuously" denied. We hope. ("Mafia Influence on New Jersey Law and Politics.")

" ... Ken Zisa is a former Democratic state assemblyman with a reputation for playing political hardball. He's on the county board of elections. His brother and father both served long mayoral terms in Hackensack. A cousin, Joseph, is currently city attorney."

They never take sides with anyone against the family.

"The Hackensack Police department has been in turmoil for at least a year. Zisa is named in five civil lawsuits filed by 15 current and former officers, who allege that he shook them down for campaign contributions for himself and his cronies."

Hey, that's called "lobbying." Isn't that right, Idida Rodriguez?

"The department is now led by Acting Officer in Charge Tomas Padilla" -- allegedly, a former bag man controlled by Bob Menendez -- "a police captain who is also a Democratic freeholder in Bergen County. [No conflict of interest? Will Mr. Padilla show the same zeal when investigating fellow Democrats as opposed to Republicans?] ... "

If Padilla is a lawyer, then he already has a doozy of an ethics problem:

"[Padilla] was selected by the city and says he'll step down as freeholder in June. [Mr. Padilla should not be Acting Police Chief until June.] Critics say he is too politically connected to Zisa to make much difference."

Do they know what they're doing in Hackensack?

"The city and county are working so closely together, we can't be sure who is in charge of whom. [That's the problem in New Jersey.] The monitor [sic.] works for the county prosecutor and is monitoring a county freeholder? The top law enforcement officer's wife leads a county-run department where the chief's former girlfriend works?"

"Works" what? Is Kathleen single now? I think this situation goes beyond the paralyzed and underfunded Attorney General's office in Trenton. New Jersey's residents need federal protection from their local governments. Paula Dow is the latest in a long line of politically controlled New Jersey Attorney Generals: Peter Harvey, Zulima Farber, Anne Milgram, now Paula Dow -- no one can be a political animal and a fully effective Attorney General in Trenton.

The top law enforcement officer in any jurisdiction -- this includes Alberto Gonzales, Esq., who was a disappointment in the position of U.S. Attorney -- MUST be independent of politics. In New Jersey, this independence may be impossible for anyone. Eric Holder, Esq. is the best U.S. Attorney General I have seen in a very long time.

The U.S. Attorney needs to step into the New Jersey MORASS -- the emphasis is on the last three letters of that final word.

Everybody's got something under their fingernails in New Jersey. Geez. "Fat Tony" says he don't know what's what!