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What is going on with LI lately? Seems it has risen to a new level of crazy in the past few years. And especially the hit ‘n run drivers. Seems like every other day somebody gets mowed down by a car and the perp speeds off. Whatever. Back to the choppers.
“The four people accused of scattering body parts across Long Island could have their GPS ankle monitors removed as soon as Friday, according to Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney.
According to the district attorney's office, GPS monitoring is a custodial condition under New York state law. That means unless the suspects are indicted or the order is extended, the monitors could come off.
"Because again, our nonsensical bail law considers GPS to be custody - GPS is clearly not custody - it is something we do in lieu of custody," Tierney said”
And obviously the community is now concerned.
“Those in the community say they are concerned at the prospect the suspects do have their ankle monitors removed.”
Just the new way of life for Americans. The gangs are marking their territory, not much different than we used to be horrified to see in Mexico. But now they are here and more are coming.
Why do the people think it happened and it is because of amtyville?
an 8 year gap between posts with this user name! This is becoming next level!!!!
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