JP Morgan Chase donated $4.6 million to the NYPD

[Fire Walk With Me]

"New York City Police Foundation — New York JPMorgan Chase recently donated an unprecedented $4.6 million to the New York City Police Foundation. The gift was the largest in the history of the foundation and will enable the New York City Police Department to strengthen security in the Big Apple. The money will pay for 1,000 new patrol car laptops, as well as security monitoring software in the NYPD’s main data center.

NYC Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly sent CEO and Chairman Jamie a note expressing 'profound gratitude' for the company's donation."

http://stopforeclosurefraud.com/2011/10/01/quelle-surprise-j-p-morgan-chase-donates-4-6-million-to-nypd-occupywallstreet/


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[PETRUS]

1. Funny how they don't like funding public service via taxes... nt

[Confusious]

6. They don't get their egos pumped up that way

Nor do they get special treatment by paying through taxes.

[applegrove]

11. They want the allegiance that comes with giving the money direct. If that money

were to come to the police through taxes then the police would feel goodwill towards government instead of corporations. It is all about who is going to be the 'big man'. It is all about allegiance.

[Lint Head]

2. This used to happen in the 'good old boy' small town. Now it's outright privatization

of the police department that is suppose to be supported by the people's taxes.

[glinda]

5. You are right on.

[Dawson Leery]

3. Unlike Ray Kelly, Bernie Kerik was open about his corruption and thuggery.

Ray is the "friendly face of fascism".

[frazzled]

4. Bloomberg

I ask again. Why does Bloomberg's name never come up? He is the mayor, after all, and ultimately in charge of the NYPD. He's also a huge player in the financial industry. Why does he get treated with white gloves?

[xchrom]

7. Recommend

[CoffeeCat]

8. OMG...these corporate thugs think...

...they can buy every damn thing!

They've bought our politicians--now they're going to purchase the cops.

These chumps can buy off all of the institutions that they want---but they can't
buy the one institution that will defeat them...WE THE PEOPLE!

[sfpcjock]

9. Hmmm... that must have been a timely gift!

We give them $9,000 Billion, they cough up$4.6 mill to our kakistocracy's lord overseers.

[Amonester]

14. Yep. That's how they do it.

First they bought the politicians, and next, they buy the police.

And to top it off, the people's grandchildren will have to foot the bill... if they can...

No wonder none of them are in jail...

[sfpcjock]

23. Right.

Thanks.

[blm]

10. So, NYC Police Dept has become privatized.

.

[provis99]

12. just like Caesar buying out the legions of Rome.

[coalition_unwilling]

13. Can we start calling the NYPD Pinkertons yet? - n/t

[SixthSense]

15. If this open bribery is allowed to stand

the next "occupation" protest should be at the DA's home

[TBF]

20. Good response. nt

[City Lights]

16. Well, isn't that special!

The JPMorgan PD welcomes you to The Big Apple.

Today, I weep.

[qb]

17. It's always been so easy for the wealthy to own the police.

:puke:

[malaise]

18. So the corrupt corporations have bought the government and are now buying

buying the cops. Is it fascism yet?

[TBF]

19. Gee so that's how capitalism works ...

nt

[geek tragedy]

21. Unrec--story has been debunked

http://mobile.bloomberg.com/news/2011-06-03/scene-last-night-perelman-bon-jovi-at-new-city-police-foundation-s-gala.html

Donation made in June, well before Occupy Wall street protests even planned.

[Lars39]

22. Doesn't matter when the money was accepted, only that it was accepted.

[Amonester]

25. Wow, you would think that because of occupywallstreet they would

just START buying police 'sympathy'??

Newsflash: bank$ter$ have a long-term agenda...

They've been planning all this a long time ago, and they'Re on it full-speed ahead since Nov. 1980.

[moondust]

24. Protection money. n/t