Popular Posts

  • Sue First; Think Later
    Good morning, Blogolanders.  Over the weekend a woman named Christine Brown announced she was suing the City of Trenton - Police Department ...
  • Show Me Yours; I'll Show You Mine
    Hello, Blogolanders.  I meant to post this sooner but have spent the last several days researching the financial health of our presidents.  ...
  • A Dull Day!
    Yesterday's Trenton Times proved a joy.  No screaming headlines about crime, corruption, moronic behavior, cheating officials, etc.  The...
  • Macy's LOOK OUT!!!
    Both papers published pictures of the Trenton Thanksgiving Parade.  No matter how closely I looked, I didn't see many Trentonian lining ...
  • It's All a Plot!!
    Good morning, Blogolanders.  The last few days have been devoted to various news articles and television programs remembering the 50th anniv...
  • The Hotel!
    Last week, at council, Dan Dodson spoke about the financial problems facing The Hotel. Any Trentonian with half a brain knew the place was ...
  • Post Election
    Nothing happened yesterday that surprised me.  Perhaps Barbara Buono's concessation speech, but that's all.  I am, however, saddened...
  • Taxes
    There is an old saying, "The only certainties are death and taxes." Well, our taxes will go up again, but so long as we expect se...
  • Expungement?
    Last week Councilwoman Kathy McBride held an expungement seminar at her constitutent office on Warren Street.  Not a bad idea.  In fact this...
  • To Labor is to Pray
    This is the motto of the Benedictine Order of monks; I find it an interesting philosophy since I've never felt very spiritual while push...

Tuesday, September 18, 2012

Maybe Yes; Maybe No

While I tend to agree with L.A. Parker, his column today leaves me cold.  Right now, I have neither the time nor the patience to argue to benefits of using Co-operating Witnesses or Confidential Informants.  Much about these practices leaves a bad taste; yet they are valuable tools in catching the, "bad guys."  When this scheme was presented to Mack & Comp, if they were honest, upright, etc., etc., they would have said, "Thanks for coming by."  In other words, sting or not, Tony and his friends could have left the table at any time.  They did not. 
Posted by at

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

I have an idea! Every Trenton resident who would like Mr. Mack to leave office NOW should post a sign in their front lawn that reads: 'Resign Tony'. Maybe he would finally realize that we want him to go. Complement these lawn signs with bumper stickers to emphasize the point.

September 18, 2012 at 12:19 PM

Post a Comment

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)