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The NJAALEOA comes to Jersey City! On February 4th, Saturday the association will have a sit down dinner @ 20 dollars pp. or 10 dollars for paid up 2012  sworn and associate members. After dinner the association will host a Meet and Greet opened to all those interested in the association, law enforcement or networking. We will  have a couple of  guest speakers, and a couple of super sponsors that have been with the association, some for many years to say a few words, then a little  networking to go with a few laughs among all. President Emeritus Robert May will be going back to his garage to dig out a bunch of swell give away prizes right after the raffle. The association is happy to be in Jersey City on Febuary 4th. For further information you may e-mail President Joe, V.P Jenifer or Rec. Sec. Jose just by clicking on to their e-mail at www.njaaleoa.org  Hope to see all members as well all of you folks at the meet and greet. Please share this email with those that may be interested in attending the Jersey City event.
 
We will be hosting a Meet & Greet on February 4, 2012 at 
O’Connell’s Restaurant in Jersey City at 7 P.M.. 
111 Montgomery Street,
Jersey City, NJ 07302-3616
201-333-3633
http://www.oconnellsbarandgrill.com

This event is a great networking opportunity for our Sworn and Associate Members and individuals interested in a career in law enforcement. We will also have invited guests and speakers, Appreciation Awards to our Supporters, 50/50 Raffle and prizes, and much more. We will be offering a three course meal for $20. For Sworn and Associate members current on their 2012 dues pay only $10. Please join us!

 
 
 On a personal note today Detective Sgt. John Mathieson had his retirement party today. He was with the PAPD over 35 years.  He was a dangerous man for the bad guys because of two very important aspects about him. He is very knowledgeable dealing with criminal investigations and he was a very good boss. I suspect John may not be working after life as a D/Sgt. for his wife is a super chef and probably will be in the catering business, recipe writing business or something along those lines when John and his family retires somewhere in the south. A you tube clip of John's wife cooking one of many great dishes is attached. Good luck to John, a privilege and honor to have worked with him..... a loss for the PAPD and the youngsters coming up who will not have the privilege of working with him. http://youtu.be/HOC9vvmRfWo
 
See you, all in Jersey City.

 

Missing Persons.  Please help if you see this person  Click here to see the photos!

 
 
Philadelphia Police Department is hiring!  Click here for more details!

Good afternoon. I am writing to notify you and your agency of our current job posting for Police Officer Candidates. The Rutgers Police Department offers challenging and exciting opportunities in a wide range of law enforcement careers. The RUPD is currently in the process of recruiting qualified individuals to apply for the position of POLICE OFFICER within the Newark Division of the department. I am writing to you as a valued community partner in order to request that you disseminate this information to the membership of your organization and to solicit your assistance in locating and encouraging well qualified applicants to apply. I have included additional information below that I would like forwarded however if you have any questions please don’t hesitate to contact me directly.

The goal of the Rutgers University Police Department is to recruit and attract qualified individuals to pursue a career with the Rutgers University Police Department with emphasis on recruiting minority and female officers with an effort towards furthering the diverse ethnic and gender composition within our sworn law enforcement ranks. The RUPD is not a Civil Service agency and the officers participate in the Police and Fire Retirement System with state benefits. The Rutgers Police Department is one of only fifteen law enforcement agencies within the state to have achieved Advanced Law Enforcement Accreditation through the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA).

Newark Posting: http://uhr.rutgers.edu/jobs/JobDetail.aspx?pst_num=12-000081

It is university policy to provide equal employment opportunity to all employees and applicants for employment regardless of their race, religion, color, national origin, ancestry, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, disability, atypical hereditary cellular or blood trait, marital status, civil union status, domestic partnership status, military service, veteran status, or any other category protected by law.

Thank you in advance for your time and consideration of this request.
 
Yours truly,
Michael Rein
Lieutenant
 
 
There is a renewed effort to apprehend an individual who seriously injured a Port Authority of NY & NJ Police Detective at Kennedy Airport in 1981.  I knew Evan as we both belonged to the same fraternal association. He is a easy going guy and was a dedicated Port Authority police detective.  If you believe you have seen this so called human being and your a sworn LEO, you know what to do based on your expansive training and skills. If you are a civilian call the police. Just dial 9-1-1. Don't let the dispatcher tell you to call the FBI at this time, Have the dispatcher produce a job/call number and get the locals involved. THEN call the FBI. Who knows...... just maybe this go around will locate and subsequently apprehend this individual.
 
 
 
To those that continue to protect and life and property.
To those that work for a living and do not sponge off this country
To those that have lived long enough to be called retired
To those that take care of others while forgoing many other things
To those that still and continue smile despite the bumpy road we call life
To those that do the right thing day after day despite the pressures to do something else
To those that wake up in the morning and say I am already ahead the game.
I say to all have a good holiday weekend and as they say so many years ago... Keep on truckin
 
 
 
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is hiring for a limited time. Can you understand, speak and believe you can effectively translate a language. If the bureau is seeking specific langauge translators you may find your self employed as a G-man. Special agents are being sought also at this time as well as other positions.
go to http://www.fbijobs.gov/


Congratulations to US Commerce Secretary Gary Locke who left his high profile super important job to become the Ambassador to Chiina, another super important job.

What is up with David Wu? Forced to leave the United States Congress because of issues with a female less than 1/2 his age?

Charles Wang owns the NHL Islanders and wanted the citizens of Nassau county to pay a huge sum of money to buy him a new arena with all the trimmings.
That is my understanding from speaking to some "on the island." First thing that was mentioned by John Q. Citizen was that their taxes would immediately go up and probably will not go down even after the completion of the place. The people have spoken and they have said NO to Charles and company. I recall years ago hearing about the owner of the NHL Islanders. Several times I wrote to him asking if he could donate a small sum so we could purchase the "Your Friend the Police Officer" coloring booklets that the NJAALEOA gives out at no cost to children when we attend a public function. After several attempts I did not even get the courtesy of a response. At least the well to do Wang got a response from the people of Nassau County... NO way Wang. By the way Charlie, we have found over the years much less affluent folks who donate what you may call a mere bag of shells to purchase this very positive tool to promote good will between our youngsters and the police community. There's still an invite Charles just send an e-mail, call or have one of your aids write a note. I'll keep a light on for you.

On a local level Asian Americans should be proud we have people such as Judge Sue Pai Yang and NJ Assemblyman Upendra Chivukula. We need more Asian Americans to fill local, state and national roles, though in the west coast they are by far leaps and bounds ahead of the east coast in regards to Asian Americans taking up elected opportunities.

John Bang? Virginia Ng? Ludi Hughes? Peter Suzuki? Ben Choi? E. Dato?
 

Watch out for Fake Traffic Ticket Email and Don't Open it

A hoax email is being circulated that is made to look like a traffic ticket, but actually contains a computer virus. Such an email should not be opened, but rather, deleted...!

The bogus email, which may contain the title “Uniform Traffic Ticket” in the subject line, urges the recipient to open an attached zip file that contains a copy of the traffic ticket before filling it out and sending it to a town court. (You can read the BuffaloNews.com story here.)

We just figured that "legitimate" traffic tickets are bad enough, and you don't need the additional aggravation of a crashed computer.

In the past the NJAALEOA has sent you messages in regards to employment opportunities, safety concerns and to our sworn members law enforcement only messages just to name a few topics that are of interest , concern or FYI to our membership and to those that are on our email rolls. Now I need you to do something which needs three things,
1) a few moments of your time.
 
2) a concern for those that do not have a voice but need the voices of many to be heard by the elected officials we put in office to work for us including those that because of  being stricken by a traumatic brain injury no longer have a voice in many ways.
 
3) put your few moments and your concern for others without a voice in government and complete an email process that is already written and addressed for you. ( you can't get better that that to help others.
 
Lastly I want to tell you Traumatic brain injuries  happen to all walks of life. In the two plus years Wendy has  and continues to fight her traumatic brain injury I have spent countless, I mean countless of hours at a intensive care unit devoted to brain injuries to a traumatic brain rehab hospital. The many many patients I have seen include at least a dozen members of the force. One was shot in the head by a punk. Some of these officers speak and function with varying degrees of difficulty..... some even go home.  Our other members of the force just like many patients next to them cannot voice there desire to tell their elected officials to stop cutting back on the medical help they need for a fighting chance to regain enough functions to at least get back to their families and homes. But you have a voice, and I have the link that needs your voice to speak for our brothers that cannot.
 
So I am asking you to take a few moments of your time and complete the email link letter which will as I mentioned just take a few moments.
 
Maybe if you got an additional moment you can pass this on to a friend relative or fellow officer, agent, or investigator.
To our civilian members and supporters, your needed too. Take a moment of your busy day and just follow the link, It is all done for you.
 
A while ago the aunt of the officer I mentioned invited me to a get together pray session on the anniversary the officer was shot and as a direct result of the shooting suffered a traumatic brain injury. In attendance was a young man that looked like the officers young brother. It was the officers son not his brother. He was a small child and grew up ever so fast while his father continues to fight the fight.
 
Take a few moments, be a voice for those that cannot speak up and you will feel good you did the right thing.
 
Fraternally,
Robert May

This is a important message for you to watch and share with your teenage children who operate motor vehicles. This avoidable horror needs to be addressed and reinforced to your motor vehicle licensed children. DO NOT THINK FOR A MINUTE THIS CANNOT HAPPEN. IT DOES!  IT IS AVOIDABLE.

Take a few minutes to view the video and a few minutes to show to your children.
 
This message has been brought to you by the Executive Board of the New Jersey Asian American Law Enforcement Officers Association. 

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A public service from the New Jersey Asian American Law Enforcement Officers Association

 
 
REMEMBER: Cell Phone Numbers Go Public this month.
REMINDER.....  all cell phone numbers are being released to telemarketing companies and you will start to receive sales calls.

.... YOU WILL BE CHARGED FOR THESE CALLS

To prevent this, call the following number from your cell phone:    
888-382-1222.
It is the National DO NOT CALL list. It will only take a minute of your time. It blocks your number for five (5) years. You must call from the cell phone number you want to have blocked. 
You cannot call from a different phone number.

HELP OTHERS BY PASSING THIS ON .. It takes about 20 seconds.

 

Every once in a while the association is pride to showcase the works of Asian artists, designers. It is an honor to display the works of this young lady who sells these beautiful works of personal art at such a great price. If you are looking for that special piece of personal wear for that special person and at a fantastic price you will want to browse through this website. http://www.etsy.com/shop/TeriyakiTerror4u The pieces of creative artwork is unique and one of a kind. With Valentine's day coming up, don't buy an ordinary box of chocolate or flowers that last a few days. Purchase a special gift for less and one that lasts much longer and is more appreciated, check out the esty.com web site. Below are some samples.


It's that time of year again.  Don't forget to renew those memberships! Just get it out of the way and do it now! Click on Membership for more information! 

 

The New Jersey Asian American Law Enforcement Officers Association congratulates Benjamin Choi, for he has accepted the position of prosecutor for the City of Hoboken New Jersey. Attorney Choi brings with him a wealth of legal experience and knowledge that will serve him and the City of Hoboken well.

Mr. Choi is also a partner within the law firm of Fahy/Choi LLP, with law offices located in New Jersey and New York City. Mr. Choi can be reached at bchoi@fahychoi.com.

The main purpose of this website is for the Association to communicate with all members.  We strive to help those within the organization.  Jamie Yeh had a great idea of expanding our network capabilities.   If you have something to sell, give away or announce, please email a description, contact information, and photo to and we will post it on this website.   If you would also like to share coupons or discounts codes, we can post those as well.  Current members only!  Please be as specific as possible.  If you don't want your personal information posted on this website, we can verify their membership and forward their contact information to you.

  

Fire Prevention and Household Evacuation Tips


 
We believe we have a couple of the best lawyers that are currently in practice in New Jersey. They are well versed in civil and criminal law. They do have the ability to speak several Asian languages not to mention Korean and Chinese. Please don't fool around when you need REAL legal advise. Your nephew that just graduated from law school may not be the right person at this time to save your as_. I think the guy is still suspended and is still paying insurance surcharges for the above is a true story. (Sorry if your the guy I am talking about what a dumb mistake. Just to show you not all Asians are smart.) Benjamin Cho and N. Weinberg are our respective association attorneys. Make one of them yours when your arrested, someone in your family is arrested or just got a bunch of tickets because you decided to do 95 on the turnpike.
 
We are happy to say lucky #13 was the number of members that purchased a DCH dealership vehicle this year. They are very happy, happy, happy members because they got a great vehicle at a super deal. YOU NEED TO CALL US. Some have thought they could just walk in and say I am with the NJAALEOA... NO GOOD. The salesman will say he is familiar with us and very organization in the world to get you to buy a car. WE call a specific person who in turn sets the salesman with you. We and our inside person oversees the deal. The results....13 super happy members and a happy car dealership. We only introduce DCH people who have done their homework and know that the price and car are the best around.
 
I can go on and on but come by on the 13th and while we share some laughs and thoughts we can talk about the other benefits of NJAALEOA membership.

Please go to www.asianmediawatch.net to find out more information about Asians in media.

Check out the new New Jersey Homeland Security Website

The child safe network has updated its website and continues to offer free ID kits for kids.  It should be noted that the listed of registered sex offenders may reside in your jurisdiction or surrounding areas or within your residence.  Something to think about.  You have to go through some promotions before you actually get to the offender site but well worth it.  The website is www.childsafenetwork.org.   

Please check out www.lawenforcementjobs.com in reference to a background investigator position in New Jersey.   

   
   
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