Cop almost buys the farm on traffic stop.

http://www.wtop.com/41/2707280/Md-trooper-recovering-after-being-hit-by-truck-

http://youtu.be/KEzhQ3RAD-0

at 1:35

HAGERSTOWN, Md. - Maryland State Police say a trooper is recovering from being hit by a tractor-trailer as he stood along Interstate 70 near Hagerstown.

A spokesman said Friday that Trooper David Avila suffered shoulder, back and leg injuries. The agency posted a dashboard video clip of the June 14 incident on YouTube Friday to publicize a state law requiring drivers to give stopped emergency vehicles an extra lane of space.

Avila had stopped a sport-utility vehicle and was speaking to the driver when a tractor-trailer drifted into the right shoulder. The truck grazed the police cruiser and then zoomed past the SUV with Avila sandwiched between the two vehicles.

Truck driver William Riegel Jr. of New Paris, Pa., was fined $100 Aug. 20 for negligent driving and failing to move over.

Only $100... not bad.
Post edited by Bibimbap at 11/25/2013 2:40:00 PM

must've been a black truck driver

Originally posted by: Evil Napkin
must've been a black truck driver

With a name like Bill? C'mon man. Fat white trash!
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"If guns kill people then spoons make us fat!"

Surprised there isn't more outrage considering the disability and workman's comp pay will end up costing the state much much more. Where's the outrage!!!lol

Originally posted by: mx+b
Surprised there isn't more outrage considering the disability and workman's comp pay will end up costing the state much much more. Where's the outrage!!!lol

If the cop was close to 40 years old... he could TOTALLY retire on disability and keep 80% of his salary. Move to Delaware where they won't tax his pension check, and live large doing nothing.

GOD! I'm so stupid. Instead of college degrees, I could have been at Academy, working the job for 20 years, and out on 70%.

Cops in Jersey are horrendously overpaid by the time they're fully vested.

What are the average salaries for cops down there?

Originally posted by: mx+b
What are the average salaries for cops down there?

Bergen County Police and Firemens Retirement System Salaries

One example:

Name DENNIS GRIFFITH
County Bergen
Location RIVER EDGE BOROUGH
Pension fund Police and Firemens Retirement System
Pension group Police Officer
Veteran status
Pension enrollment
year 2006
Base salary, 2012* $111,744
Number of jobs* 1
Total salary, 2012* $111,744

7 years on the job, $111,744/year Salary in 2012

Originally posted by: Bibimbap

Originally posted by: mx+b
What are the average salaries for cops down there?

Bergen County Police and Firemens Retirement System Salaries

One example:

Name DENNIS GRIFFITH
County Bergen
Location RIVER EDGE BOROUGH
Pension fund Police and Firemens Retirement System
Pension group Police Officer
Veteran status
Pension enrollment
year 2006
Base salary, 2012* $111,744
Number of jobs* 1
Total salary, 2012* $111,744

7 years on the job, $111,744/year Salary in 2012

dont forget the perks, get to pull over hot chicks, beat people up and get away with it, speed without worry and free donuts and coffee!


Post edited by Killet at 11/26/2013 10:33:59 AM

Jeeze, manipulating just the Bergen County data... (Bergen is one of the more hoity-toity counties... Minus Paterson, NJ)

Same charts, with highest paid first

Name THOMAS M NIELSEN
County Bergen
Location CARLSTADT BOROUGH
Pension fund Police and Firemens Retirement System
Pension group Police Officer
Veteran status
Pension enrollment
year 1978
Base salary, 2012* $224,144
Number of jobs* 1
Total salary, 2012* $224,144

Must be the Chief...
Post edited by Bibimbap at 11/26/2013 10:36:50 AM

I graduated high school in 1990.

This guy started in '89

http://php.app.com/NJpublicemployees13/details.php?recordID=263668

Name KEITH M BENDUL
County Bergen
Location FORT LEE BOROUGH
Pension fund Police and Firemens Retirement System
Pension group Police Officer
Veteran status
Pension enrollment
year 1989
Base salary, 2012* $176,312
Number of jobs* 1
Total salary, 2012* $176,312

Why did I become a pharmacist? I could be looking at retirement with >$125,000/year in my pension check at 45.


edit:
You can actually go into a new search and look up any public employee in NJ... Teachers, firefighters, etc.

Public jobs are fucking AMAZING!

Post edited by Bibimbap at 11/26/2013 10:41:21 AM

Look at this guy in Jersey.
Edward Kerwin, highest paid public employee in the state

Guy holds 9 jobs in the state for an annual salary of $362,186.

http://www.njpp.org/articles/double-dippers-boost-salaries

Of the 2,205 double-dippers, 74 had salaries last year that topped the governor’s pay. They included Edward L. Kerwin, 57, who held nine public jobs in tax departments in four counties and was paid $336,031, and Damian G. Murray, 62, a municipal court judge in eight towns in Ocean County, who made $326,412.

Must be a tax collector in 9 towns.
Post edited by Bibimbap at 11/26/2013 10:46:20 AM

thats 8 extra people out of work due to 1... No wonder unemployment is so high.

Sounds about the same as ours,

http://www.fin.gov.on.ca/en/publications/salarydisclosure/pssd/orgs.php?pageNum_pssd=0&organization=municipalities
Post edited by mx+b at 11/26/2013 5:01:26 PM

Originally posted by: mx+b
thats 8 extra people out of work due to 1... No wonder unemployment is so high.

Sounds about the same as ours,

http://www.fin.gov.on.ca/en/publications/salarydisclosure/pssd/orgs.php?pageNum_pssd=0&organization=municipalities

The problem is that government jobs are paid for by our taxes, and it seems a little unfair that the guys at the top dictate their own salaries... on our collective dollar


Taxes in New Jersey are out if control. 2nd highest in the nation, next to California. People wonder why... it's no brainer, really.

Originally posted by: Bibimbap

Originally posted by: mx+b
thats 8 extra people out of work due to 1... No wonder unemployment is so high.

Sounds about the same as ours,

http://www.fin.gov.on.ca/en/publications/salarydisclosure/pssd/orgs.php?pageNum_pssd=0&organization=municipalities

The problem is that government jobs are paid for by our taxes, and it seems a little unfair that the guys at the top dictate their own salaries... on our collective dollar


Taxes in New Jersey are out if control. 2nd highest in the nation, next to California. People wonder why... it's no brainer, really.

I came to the same conclusions that you did about this.

anyone who went to college is a dipshit when jobs like this are available....not to mention with benefits and pensions like this.

Originally posted by: Bibimbap

Originally posted by: mx+b
What are the average salaries for cops down there?

Bergen County Police and Firemens Retirement System Salaries

One example:

Name DENNIS GRIFFITH
County Bergen
Location RIVER EDGE BOROUGH
Pension fund Police and Firemens Retirement System
Pension group Police Officer
Veteran status
Pension enrollment
year 2006
Base salary, 2012* $111,744
Number of jobs* 1
Total salary, 2012* $111,744

7 years on the job, $111,744/year Salary in 2012

I should move to this state. Im a sheriff's deputy in SC with 3 years and am only making just over $30k a year. Retirement will be only be between 50 and 60% of that with 25 years.

Originally posted by: X26

Originally posted by: Bibimbap

Originally posted by: mx+b
What are the average salaries for cops down there?

Bergen County Police and Firemens Retirement System Salaries

One example:

Name DENNIS GRIFFITH
County Bergen
Location RIVER EDGE BOROUGH
Pension fund Police and Firemens Retirement System
Pension group Police Officer
Veteran status
Pension enrollment
year 2006
Base salary, 2012* $111,744
Number of jobs* 1
Total salary, 2012* $111,744

7 years on the job, $111,744/year Salary in 2012

I should move to this state. Im a sheriff's deputy in SC with 3 years and am only making just over $30k a year. Retirement will be only be between 50 and 60% of that with 25 years.

My dad is friends with a guy who used to be a captain of the County Police up in Bergen. They used to go to the FBI Conventions together. Guy is SMART because after he retired, he got a job teaching criminal something at Seton Hall University.

One thing the guys on the job up in NY/NJ were told... Don't tell anyone where you work, because NY/NJ cops make a shit-ton of money.

Hell, if you're in SC, all the "half-back" retirees from Jersey are retired cops with gigantic pensions. My one friends dad, Jackson Twp chief. Guy retired to SC back in the 90s. He was around 55y/o.

My brother is a detective now and still doesn't make shit. I'm guessing the difference is that there isn't a union here.

Originally posted by: leroybrown
My brother is a detective now and still doesn't make shit. I'm guessing the difference is that there isn't a union here.

NJ has mafia backed unions. When the police force is paid for by polititions in the mafias back pocket, you get nice salaries and retirement packages.

The more of a perpetual deficit the state has, the more it sucks on gun control, the more leftists control it .......

the more insane police/firefighter/and state employee salaries are.

Be it New York, Jersey, California, the rule keeps true.
Post edited by Mockery at 12/10/2013 12:26:30 PM