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Jersey Lawmakers Consider Measure To Better Protect Police Dogs [AUDIO]
NJ’s Undercover Cop Car Shortage [AUDIO]
Report: N.J. Police Fatalities Rise In 2011 [AUDIO]
The Year Of The Jersey Red Light Camera
Out of Work Cops Might Get Some Help
The Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee has approved a bill that would exempt police officers who were laid-off for budget or efficiency reasons from retaking the basic police training course, if they’re rehired by their former agency or find a job with a new agency within five years from the date their employment was terminated. Under the current Police Training Commission policy, a police officer who has a break in service of more than three years is required to retake the basic training course.
Two NJ Officers Injured When Cruisers Collide
NJ Cop Layoffs Cut Arrests for Minor Offenses
Off-Duty Newark Cop Killed in Paterson Robbery
The Power Of Yes Sir No Sir
When I learned to drive my father was too nervous to get behind the wheel with me. My always calm mother did that.
However, there are 3 important “rules of the road” my Dad did teach me, and after30 years of driving I still hear him in my head:
- “drive careful”
- “look out for deer”
- “if you get pulled over just answer yes sir no sir”
The latter came in handy about a year ago when on two different occasions I was pulled over by the same officer for “rolling” through a stop sign. “So the car can stop, you just chose to let it roll” the officer said once I rolled down my window. I s

