OPERATIONS REVIEW
OF THE
ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
FINAL REPORT
FEBRUARY 1999
w POLICE FOU:\Or\I IO i\
Washington, DC OPERATIONS REVIEW OF THE ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY FlNAL REPORT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I INTRODUCTION ...... 1 Origin of the Review ...... 1 Objectives and Scope ...... 1 Approach ...... 2 Report Organization ...... 3 II EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ...... 4 Overview ...... 4 Observations ...... 4 Recommendations ...... 6 III DEPARTMENT ORGANIZATION AND OPERATIONS ...... 7 Overview ...... 7 Organization ...... 7 Exhibit III-I: Atlantic City Department of Public Safety Organization Chart ...... 8 Staffing ...... 9 Calls-for-Service ...... 10 Deployment ...... I 0 Budget ...... IO Observations ...... I 0 Strengths ...... I 0 Governance and Management ...... 11 Patrol Operations ...... 12 Community Policing ...... I2 Resource Allocation ...... 13 Rank Structure ...... 14 Training ...... 14 Performance Evaluations ...... 14 Recommendations ...... 14 Governance and Management ...... 14 Police Operations ...... 16 Budget, Finance, Personnel Management ...... 16 Rank Structure ...... 16 Training ...... 16 Performance Evaluation ...... I6 IV PROTOCOLS AFFECTING POLICE OPERATIONS ...... 17 Overview ...... 17 Observations ...... 17 Recommendations ...... 17 V COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC SAFETY ...... 18 Overview ...... 18 Observations ...... 18 Recommendations ...... 19 Exhibit V -1: ACPD Summary from The Press of Atlantic City ...... 20 VI EVALUATION OF THE 3-2-1 POLICE OFFICER RESIDENCY PROGRAM .... 24 Overview ...... 24 Observations ...... 24 Recommendations ...... 24 VII APPENDICES ...... 25 Appendix A: NJSA 40A: 14-118, The Police Chief Responsibility Act Appendix B: Newspaper Headline Inventory Appendix C: Selection, Training, and Performance Assessment Appendix D: Summary of The 3-2-1 Program Review I. INTRODUCTION
This section introduces a report that summarizes the Police Foundation's review of the organization and operations of the Atlantic City, New Jersey Department of Public Safety. This was accomplishecl through a series of meetings and collection of information relevant to the scope of the review.
ORIGIN OF Public safety services-police, fire, emergency management, and beach THE REVIEW patrol-in the City of Atlantic City are an executive branch responsibility housed in the Department of Public Safety. The growth of the Department has paralleled the growth of the City following the approval of casino gambling two decades ago.
The Mayor and the Director of Public Safety want to ensure that the development of the Department and the provision of public safety services in Atlantic City are organized, staffed, and managed to provide high-quality, cost-effective services. Accordingly, the City retained the Police Foundation to complete a review of the Department, with special emphasis on the Police Division.
OBJECTIVES The organization and operations review was framed by the following ANOSCOPE objectives:
• To evaluate the overall organization and operation of the Department of Public Safety with special emphasis on the Police Division.
• To identify strengths of and opportunities for improving the cost effective and efficient delivery of public safety and law enforcement services.
• To recommend actions for improving police services and the overall management of police and other public safety services for the City of Atlantic City.
The scope of the review included the overall organization of the Department of Public Safety and the organization and operations of the Police Division. The review did not include an evaluation of the performance of any employee of the City of Atlantic City.
Operations Review of the Atlantic City, NJ Department of Public Safety Page 1 February 1999 APPROACH The review of the organization and operations of the Department of Public Safety and Police Division was accomplished primarily on site and included:
• Interviews with the Mayor and Business Administrator.
• Interviews with officers, supervisors, and managers in the Police Division, at the department director level, and throughout City government.
• Observations of police operations, including patrol and community policing.
• Assembly, analysis, and review of workload data, crime reports, and related information including:
Department policies, procedures, and general orders
The Code of the City of Atlantic City
State of New Jersey statutes
Litigation summaries
News articles
• Identification and development of opportunities for improvement.
• Interim reports to, and meetings with, the Director of Public Safety and his staff.
The observations and analyses led to the development of the recommendations that are included in this final report.
Operations Review of the Atlantic City, NJ Department of Public Safety Page2 February 1999 REPORT The report of the review of the organization and operations of the ORGANIZATION Department of Public Safety is organized as follows:
I. Introduction (this section).
II. Executive Summary-presents a snapshot of the key opportunities for improving the organization and operations of the Department and the Police Division and the recommendations that stem from the opportunities.
III. Department Organization and Operations--discusses the relationship between the Department of Public Safety and the Police Division and the management and delivery of police services.
IV. Protocols Affecting Police Operations-<::onsiders the opportunities to revise and improve the policies and general orders that guide the operations of the Atlantic City Police.
V. Community Support for Public Safety-uses media coverage of the Atlantic City Police as one benchmark for gauging community support.
VI. Evaluation of the 3-2-1 Police Officer Residency Program-summarizes the results of an initiative that provides mortgage assistance and take-home cars to qualifying officers.
VII. Appendices-includes supplemental material developed during the operations review.
Operations Review of the Atlantic City, NJ Department of Public Safety Page3 February 1999 II. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The Executive Summary accompanies this final report of a review of the organization and operations of the Atlantic City, New Jersey Department of Public Safety. The review was accomplished by the Police Foundation between April and October 1998.
OVERVIEW Atlantic City's preeminence as America's number one tourist destination creates special public safety challenges. The Mayor and Council of the City of Atlantic City house responsibility for meeting the public safety challenges in the Department of Public Safety, an organizational unit that includes the:
• Police Division
• Fire Division
• Beach Patrol and Emergency Management Division
The Police Foundation reviewed the organization and operations of the Department of Public Safety. The review, which placed special emphasis on the Police Division, was guided by the objectives of identifying the strengths of and opportunities for improving the organization of the Department and the delivery of police services. The objectives included as well the development of recommendations based on the opportunities that were identified. The review did not include an evaluation of the performance of any employee of the City of Atlantic City.
OBSERVATIONS Police services in Atlantic City are framed by the dedication of its police officers. Atlantic City's police are highly responsive-average response time to a call-for-service is less than three minutes-and tailor the operation of the Police Division to meet the unique requirements of the resort community.
Operations Review of the Atlantic City, NJ Department of Public Safety Page4 February 1999 Substantial emphasis has been placed by the Department on developing and implementing a community policing program. Community policing is structured to provide police services that complement patrol operations in zones ranging from the Boardwalk to Venice Park. Community policing is working well but can be improved by closer coordination with patrol operations. The eventual integration of patrol and community policing presents a major opportunity for improving police services in Atlantic City.
The City of Atlantic City recognizes that policing is part of the overall make-up of the community and that policing effectiveness is complemented by the presence of police officers who live in the community. Accordingly, the City has developed and implemented the 3-2-1 Police Officer Residency Program that provides mortgage assistance and forgiveness terms in addition to take-home cars to Atlantic City police officers who live in Atlantic City. The program works. Visibility and community commitment by police officers are two important benefits.
Police operations can improve substantially as outdated rules and regulations are revised. The improvement can be enhanced by better information sharing, including roll-call training for police officers.
Implementing management improvements, especially training and employee performance evaluation, will help increase public support for the Atlantic City Police and will also improve internal accountability. Based on a review of over 1,500 newspaper articles spanning five years, public perception of the Atlantic City Police is adversely affected by discipline, sexual harassment, and civil litigation issues. All of these issues can be mitigated by attention to training and standardization of rules, regulations, and operating procedures.
Operations Review of the Atlantic City, NJ Department of Public Safety PageS February 1999 RECOMMENDATIONS
An emphasis on community policing should frame the operational Develop a long strategy of the Atlantic City Police. As part of the strategy, a long term plan for term plan for integrating patrol and community policing resources integrating should be developed. The plan should emphasize the involvement of patrol and Atlantic City's police in the community and the success of specific community programs in promoting that involvement, e.g., the 3-2-1 Police policing Officer Residency Program. functions.
As a complement to the emphasis on community policing, the overall planning and allocation of police resources should be accomplished at The Department the Department of Public Safety level. Department level focus will of Public Safety should be ensure that community-wide concerns, such as fire service and responsible for emergency management planning and coordination, are considered overall planning when police resource allocation decisions are made. and allocation of resources, as Day-to-day police operations planning, and personnel assignment to well as quality. specific posts and tasks should be accomplished at the Police Division level. Quality control of police operations should be the responsibility of the Chief of Police and the Police Division management team. The Police Division should Quality assurance concerning police services should be the be responsible responsibility of the Director of Public Safety. Quality assurance for day-to-day should be coordinated by a department-wide professional standards operations. unit that reports to the Director of Public Safety.
Day-to-day operations improvement and increased accountability Performance should include a structured evaluation of the performance of police evaluations officers. The development of the performance evaluation system should be should be accompanied by the development of a program that implemented. provides training for police supervisors in the evaluation process.
The rank structure of the Police Division should be modified to phase The rank of in the rank of lieutenant and scale back the number of captain Lieutenant should positions. This change will improve the management of police be phased into operations, especially patrol, by increasing accountability and defming the structure. more clearly the role of sergeants and captains and will extend the career ladder of police officers.
Operations Review of the Atlantic City, NJ Department of Public Safety Page6 February 1999 Ill. DEPARTMENT ORGANIZATION AND OPERATIONS
This section of the report focuses on the overall organization of the Department of Public Safety and the organization and operations of the Police Division.
OVERVIEW
Organization The City of Atlantic City Department of Public Safety is responsible for protecting Atlantic City's 36,000 residents and up to 200,000 daily visitors. The Department is managed by the Director of Public Safety and is organized into three operating divisions:
• Police
• Fire
• Emergency Services/Beach Patrol
The overall organization of the Department is shown in Exhibit III-1.
The Police Division-known typically as the "Police Department" provides a full range of police services. The Division is organized into two bureaus, Field Operations and Support Services, and includes:
• Patrol
• Community Policing
• Traffic
• Investigations
• Booking and Detention
• Communications
• Internal Affairs
• Various administrative services
Operations Review of the Atlantic City, NJ Department of Public Safety Page 7 February 1999 EXHIBIT 111-1
Atlantic City Department of Public Safety Mayor I Business Administrator I Director of Public Safety I I I A~utant I I Confidential Secretary I I Staff Services Coordinator l ---j Clerical (3) I Department ofPublic Safety I I I I I Chief of Chief of Chief of Fire Emergency Services Police - Emergency I Ftre Prevention 1--i Suppression I -1 Communic ations I l Fteld Operations I I Mana.~tement 1- Bureau Bureau I Tratmng Invesllgati on I 1---i I I Paint Shop I Support Servtc es I Bureau I ~1 1f"'\f"'\ A f"T 1- -{___ Beach Patrol J
Operations Review of the Atlantic City, NJ Department of Public Safety PageS February 1999 Staffing Police services are provided by 419 sworn personnel and 112 civilians. The rank structure in the Police Division is organized into five levels: Chief of Police ( 1), Inspector (2), Captain (26), Sergeant (59), and Police Officer (331 ).
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Operations Review of the Atlantic City, NJ Department of Public Safety Page9 February 1999 Calls-for-Service Atlantic City's police receive approximately 300,000 calls-for-service annually. These calls-for-service result in a response that includes some form of police action. Response time, with few exceptions, is three minutes or less. This response time compares favorably with response profiles of other cities.
Deployment Patrols are deployed in zones throughout the City. The zones conform generally to established neighborhoods. Investigations are managed on a city-wide basis. Liaison with the casinos is coordinated by an officer who is assigned at each casino. Booking and detention, communications, internal affairs, and other division-wide operations are centrally managed.
Community policing deployment is focused in eight designated neighborhood areas. Sixty officers are assigned to community policing activities in these neighborhoods. Additionally, 55 officers who participate in the 3-2-1 program provide off-duty, community-oriented services in their neighborhoods.
Budget The current year operating budget for the Police Division is $38 million, excluding benefits which are budgeted on a city-wide basis.
OBSERVATIONS
Strengths The Department of Public Safety and its operating units appear to provide high quality public safety services to Atlantic City's residents and visitors. From fire prevention and suppression to hurricane evacuation planning and ocean rescues, the Department and its operating units are regarded highly. This report focuses only on the overall organization and operations of the Police Division. Observations and recommendations, therefore, will be limited to areas within this scope.
The strengths of the Atlantic City Police-especially the dedication of its personnel-are the foundation for the improvements identified in this report.
Operations Review of the Atlantic City, NJ Department of Public Safety Page 10 February 1999 Governance and Notwithstanding the common reference to the "Atlantic City Police Management Department," the Police Division is in fact an operating unit of the Department of Public Safety. The department model concentrates services that affect all divisions in a department-wide unit and delegates direct services and operations to the divisions. Under this model, the overall planning for police service resource allocation, for example, is based at the department level, while planning and deploying patrol units on a particular shift is a division level responsibility.
The operating relationship between the department level and the division level is in transition and is being developed by the Director of Public Safety and the new Chief of Police. The transition will likely result in an alignment of responsibility that differs from the model that was in place while the Police Division was led by an Acting Chief.
The overall roles of the Director of Public Safety and Chief of Police are framed by the Code of the City of Atlantic City, and New Jersey Statutes Annotated 40A:l4-118, known as the Police Chiefs Responsibility Act. A copy of the statute and accompanying analysis are included as Appendix A to this report.
Consistent with the Code and New Jersey Statute, the Director of Public Safety is responsible and accountable for all service areas of the Department of Public Safety. The Chief of Police is a key manager and member of the Public Safety team, not the leader of an autonomous unit of city government.
The Director, working with the Chief, is responsible for the planning and allocation of police resources and for ensuring that quality control is maintained. The Chief, working with the Inspectors and Captains, is responsible for the day-to-day assignment, management, and supervision of police services, and for the maintenance of standards of police conduct.
Governance and management of police operations appear to be affected by:
• The absence of a system for evaluating the performance of individual police officers.
• Operating autonomy of departmental units.
Operations Review of the Atlantic City, NJ Department of Public Safety Page 11 February 1999 • Outdated and incomplete rules and regulations .
• Inadequate training programs and opportunities, including leadership training.
These opportunities for improvement have been identified as high priorities by the Director of Public Safety and the Chief of Police.
Patrol Operations Patrol-the basic building block of a police department-operates separately from community policing. As a result, there is the potential for improved coordination between the two units.
About 15,000 calls-for-service were received by the ACPD in June 1998. The call-for-service pattern on an hour-by-hour basis is typical of an urban police department. There is a drop in calls after 0200.
Response time to calls-for-service appears to be excellent. Response time reflects the availability of patrol, community policing, and marked traffic units on the street and the communications center operating effectiveness.
... shifts do not Patrol platoons appear to operate differently by shift. The shifts do not rotate, creating the rotate, creating the potential for the appearance of three separate potential for the "police departments" in the City. appearance of three separate 'police Patrol officers receive information during a roll call at the outset of departments' in the each shift. Roll-call training, e.g., orientation to new statutes, does not City. occur regularly. The isolation among the three shifts is reinforced by lack of training for patrol officers and by the absence of current rules and regulations.
Community Policing Community policing appears to have the management attention of the ACPD and appears to benefit from strong community-wide support. Community policing's principal strengths include visibility. On a bicycle or in a patrol car, community policing officers have a visible presence citywide. The presence was increased by the recent decision to make the Boardwalk area a community-policing zone.
Operations Review of the Atlantic City, NJ Department of Public Safety Page 12 February 1999 Community Community policing visibility is enhanced by the 3-2-1 Police Officer policing is Residency Program that provides mortgage assistance and forgiveness affected by a terms in addition to take-home cars to Atlantic City police officers. lack of The pro gram, supported by a grant from Casino Reinvestment peiformance Development Authority and design assistance from the Police measures used Foundation, makes it clear that police officers live in, work in, and are to allocate committed to, Atlantic City's neighborhoods. resources and by community Community policing is affected by a lack of performance measures policing's used to allocate resources and by community policing's apparent apparent intentional separation from patrol. This issue presents a major intentional opportunity for improvement of the ACPD. separation from patrol.
Resource Allocation The police department's growth--currently 419 sworn officers parallels the growth of Atlantic City following the approval of casino gambling 20 years ago. In 1978, there were approximately 200 sworn personnel. The Atlantic City Police appear to have less concern about budgets than the concern demonstrated by other large municipal police departments. Resource allocation decisions do not have the built-in requirement to set priorities that is found in typical police agencies. Consequently, units located throughout the organization, e.g., the Police Athletic League and County Major Crimes Squad, would benefit from scrutiny to determine if the personnel assignment justifies the expense.
Growth in ACPD (20 years)
300
200
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Operations Review of the Atlantic City, NJ Department of Public Safety Page 13 February 1999 Rank Structure The absence of the rank of lieutenant in the Police Division affords an opportunity for improvement. The jump from sergeant to captain dilutes the importance of the captain position and does not provide adequate career steps for officers, especially those in uniform positions.
Training Training warrants attention on a division-wide basis. Training opportunities are too few overall and management training is virtually nonexistent. Further, there appears to be a common practice of accommodating training requests if the requesting officer pays for his or her own tuition and fees. Training is too important to be managed in this manner.
Performance Lastly, the absence of performance evaluations and the lack of Evaluations knowledge on the part of supervisors on how to evaluate personnel present major barriers to improving the overall effectiveness of the Atlantic City Police. Without a performance evaluation system, the Department lacks the tools necessary for management to hold staff accountable for their actions.
RECOMMENDATIONS
Governance and Overall responsibility for public safety should, consistent with the Management Code of the City of Atlantic City, be vested in the Director of Public Safety. The Director, reporting directly to the Mayor, should be responsible for: Overall responsibility for • Planning and managing the overall strategy for police, fire, public safety emergency management, and beach patrol services. should be vested in the Director • Directing and evaluating the performance of the Chief of Police, of Public Safety. Chief of Fire, and Chief of Emergency Management and Beach Patrol.
• Directing the central management services that support the operating divisions. These services include:
Operations Review of the Atlantic City, NJ Department of Public Safety Page 14 February 1999 Planning and Research
- Budget, Finance and Personnel (in support of city-wide management of these services)
Staff Development and Training
Special Funding Management, including Federal program funding and Federal and state asset forfeiture funding
Mayor and Council protocol and protection
• Coordinating intelligence activities with Federal, State of New Jersey, and County of Atlantic law enforcement agencies.
The Director Further, the Director should establish and be responsible for a should establish a professional department-wide professional standards unit. The unit should standards unit. investigate complaints against Department personnel or personnel of its operating divisions, e.g., police and fire.
Overall planning for public safety service response, e.g., the designation of patrol zones, should be a department-level responsibility.
Responsibilities of the Director of Public Safety and Police Chief
Director Chief • Allocation of Resources • Day-to-day assignment of personnel • Planning • Management and supervision of police services • Quality Control • Maintenance of standards of police conduct
Operations Review of the Atlantic City, NJ Department of Public Safety Page 15 February 1999 Police Operations The Director and Chief should jointly develop a plan for integrating The Director and patrol and community-policing operations over a three-year period. Chief should The first step in the integration process occurred with the recent develop a plan for reorganization in Field Operations and should be expanded in accord integrating patrol with a plan. and community policing. As part of the police operations planning process, the establishment of, and assignment to, special units throughout the Police Division should be evaluated.
Budget, Finance, and Consistent with the City of Atlantic City's decision to centralize Personnel personnel, budget, and finance for all departments, coordination Management between these city-wide services and the Department of Public Safety should be housed in the Director's office.
Rank Structure The rank of lieutenant should be phased into the Police Division table of organization. The goal should be to reduce captain billets while establishing lieutenant billets. Patrol should receive the initial allocation of lieutenant assigrunents.
Training Training should receive high priority. Responsibility for planning training should be at the department level. Managing and scheduling Training should receive high training should be a division-level responsibility. The overall training priority. budget and the monitoring of training performance and accomplishment should be coordinated at the department level.
Performance Police officer performance should be evaluated as part of a structured Evaluation performance evaluation system. Integral to the establishment of the evaluation system should be training for supervisors in how to evaluate employee performance.
Operations Review of the Atlantic City, NJ Department of Public Safety Page 16 February 1999 IV. PROTOCOLS AFFECTING POLICE OPERATIONS
This section of the report focuses on the policies, rules, regulations, and general orders of the Atlantic City Police
OVERVIEW Atlantic City police officers are guided by rules and regulations that stem from Federal law, New Jersey statute, the Code of the City of Atlantic City, the City of Atlantic City Personnel Manual, Attorney General guidelines, general and special orders, and bargaining unit agreements.
As part of the operations review of the Atlantic City Police, the Department Rules and Regulations, Department General Orders, New Jersey Statutes Annotated, Code of the City of Atlantic City, and bargaining unit contract were considered. This process led to the observations and recommendations that follow.
OBSERVATIONS The framework for guiding police operations in Atlantic City can be improved. Outdated general orders and inconsistent rules and regulations need to be revised. This revision needs to be accompanied by a review of the Code of the City of Atlantic City to ensure that the operating relationship between and among the Police Division, Department of Public Safety, and other City agencies is clear.
As part of the revision process, the rules and regulations need to be reviewed for conformance with the State of New Jersey Attorney General Guidelines and New Jersey Statutes Annotated.
The revision process can be accomplished as part of the revised organization plan of the Department of Public Safety. Final revision of the Rules and Regulations needs to be coordinated with the approval of a new bargaining unit agreement for Atlantic City police officers.
RECOMMENDATIONS Revision and adoption of the Police Division Rules and Regulations should be deferred until the:
• Reorganization envisioned by the Director of Public Safety is completed.
• Ratification of a current agreement with the police officer bargaining unit occurs.
The revised Police Division Rules and Regulations should be a subset of revised Department of Public Safety Rules and Regulations and the City of Atlantic City Personnel Manual.
Operations Review of the Atlantic City, NJ Department of Public Safety Page 17 February 1999 V. COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC SAFETY
This section of the report uses newspaper coverage as a benchmark for gauging community support of police operations.
OVERVIEW Community support for police services is affected by a variety of qualitative and quantitative factors. The overall level of support stems from judgments-mostly subjective-of individuals, ad hoc groups, and established enterprises, e.g., neighborhood associations and the casino association. One benchmark for assessing community support is the coverage that the Atlantic City Police receive in the local newspaper.
As part of the operations review of the Atlantic City Police, a review of newspaper coverage from January 1993 through August 1998 was conducted. A listing of over 1,500 headlines from The Press of Atlantic City during this period is included in Appendix B to this report. This review led to the observations and recommendations that follow.
OBSERVATIONS A review of newspaper coverage for the five-year period demonstrates that issues not directly associated with the level and quality of police services have consumed disproportionate time and attention from Department and City management. This observation is supported by the summaries in Exhibit V -1 . These issues include:
• Litigation and settlements associated with sexual harassment, recruiting, retention, and other personnel concerns.
• Disputes concerning the design and overall management of the Department of Public Safety.
When the high profile litigation and organization issues are set aside, no single area of police services dominates newspaper coverage. This even distribution of coverage suggests that community support as measured by newspaper articles has been fairly constant for the five year period.
Community support (as indicated by the absence of significant conflict) appears to validate the success of the community policing initiative and the presence of police officers in Atlantic City's neighborhoods.
Operations Review of the Atlantic City, NJ Department of Public Safety Page 18 February 1999 RECOMMENDATIONS A quarterly review and categorization of The Press of Atlantic City coverage should be accomplished by the Department of Public Safety professional standards unit. This review should focus on identifying trends and community concerns. This review should be independent of the Department's public and media relations initiatives.
Operations Review of the Atlantic City. NJ Department of Public Safety Page 19 February 1999 EXHIBIT V-1
ACPD SUMMARY The Press of Atlantic City
The following references are a summary of the articles that appeared in The Press of Atlantic City newspaper between 1993 and 1997 involving the Atlantic City Police Department (ACPD). This summary does not include every article in which the ACPD was mentioned, however it covers the majority of the articles that have a direct impact on issues of management and liability. It is important to note that some of the stories have several articles.
Brod, J. (1995, October 27). Atlantic City detective charged with assault by auto, DWI. The Press of Atlantic City. The Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office charged an Atlantic City detective with assault by auto and DWI plus other motor vehicle charges for allegedly striking a pedestrian one morning in Atlantic City.
Degener, R. (1996, December 28). Ventnor man sues A.C. police over alleged brutality. The Press of Atlantic City. A Ventnor man is suing the city Police Department, accusing officers of brutality. The man says he was beaten after being pulled over for a traffic violation. Damages unspecified.
Diamond, M. ( 1993, March 17). A Pleasantville man sues A. C. cop over false charge. The Press of Atlantic City. A Pleasantville man has sued a police officer here for putting him through a municipal court trial when the officer knew he was innocent of a careless driving charge. Damages unspecified.
Keough, W. (1993, July 25). A.C. cops sue city for $1M. back pay. The Press of Atlantic City. A suit filed against the city Police Department charges that since 1990 more than half the Department's officers have been required to work thousands of hours of overtime for no pay. Damages sought: $1 million. (Additional articles: 7-27-93; 3-17-93)
Keough, W. ( 1993, July 31 ). Mother plans to sue A. C. police for $1OM. in son's jail death. The Press of Atlantic City. The mother of a 24-year-old man who was found dead in a cell at the Atlantic City Police Department has notified the city she intends to sue, alleging negligence led to his death. Damages sought: $10 million.
Keough, W. (1994, February 18). Atlantic City must pay fired cop $83,000 in back pay. The Press of Atlantic City. A former patrolman, fued for fighting another officer and then later barred from being a police officer for racially harassing a black woman, is entitleJ to nearly two years back pay. The back pay is for the fight. The harassment issue is pending. Damages: $183,000, includes $100,000 in legal fees. (Additional article: 7-27-95)
Operations Review of the Atlantic City, NJ Department of Public Safety Page 20 February 1999 Levine, S. (1996, February 14). A.C. police sued for sexual harassment. The Press of Atlantic City. A female police sergeant sued the Police Department for sexual harassment claiming a hostile atmosphere was created by constant sexually denigrating innuendos and graffiti. Damages: $1.3 million, later reduced to $875,000. (Additional articles: 2-1-96; 1-15-96; 12-14-95; 11-28-95; 6-26-93)
Peele, T. (1996, February 4). ACPD officers say racist works in their ranks. The Press of Atlantic City. The Knights, a group of black Atlantic City officers, had a self-appointed mission to keep an eye on white Atlantic City officers who had a history of brutality against nonwhites.
Peele, T. (1997, July 24). Sex-suit target leaves ACPD. The Press of Atlantic City. City Council agreed to a retirement payment for the Captain who was a central figure in a sexual harassment suit. Damages: $68,258. (Additional articles: 12-20-96; 10-15-96)
Peele, T. (1997, July 25). A.C. police investigate claims white cops beat black suspect. The Press of Atlantic City. After the suspect was handcuffed following a struggle with officers in a stairwell, three residents of the apartment building claim he was beaten and kicked until he was bleeding and begging for his life. Damages pending. (Additional article: 9-4- 97).
Peele, T. (1997, October). A.C. tow-lot supervisor arrested. The Press of Atlantic City. A former city police officer who supervised the municipal tow lot was arrested on charges that he stole more than $16,000 from payments made for the return of impounded vehicles.
Peele, T. ( 1997, July). A. C. detective charged in theft of cocaine. The Press of Atlantic City. An Atlantic City Police detective was arrested on charges he stole cocaine from an evidence drawer in the Department's vice unit. The detective was charged with misconduct and released on a summons. He is the third department employee arrested and subsequently suspended without pay in the past ten days. (Additional article: 10-97).
Peele, T. ( 1997, November 19). A. C. cop allegedly drinking at time of hunting incident in EHC. The Press of Atlantic City. An Atlantic City Police officer charged with illegal deer hunting and assault was drinking and repeatedly hitting and shoving the state Division of Fish, Game and Wildlife officer who arrested him.
Pope, L. (1995, March 1). A.C. cop denies hitting woman during 1990 arrest. The Press of Atlantic City. Two police officers were accused of punching, kicking, and cursing a woman whom they arrested on a disorderly charge. The officers were later cleared of the charges.
Pope, L. ( 1995, March 5). A. C. cop accused of beating a suspect after a drug raid. The Press of Atlantic City. A narcotics detective was accused of beating a suspect during a drug raid. The officer was later acquitted of the charges. (Additional articles: 5-16-95; 3-31-95 ;4- 21-93)
Operations Review of the Atlantic City, NJ Department of Public Safety Page 21 February 1999 Pritchard, M. (1997, January 28). AC. cop fired for using a racial epithet. The Press of Atlantic City. An AC. police officer was overheard using a racial slur while arresting a black suspect on trespassing charges near the Atlantic City library.
Russell, T. (1997, June 5). Civil jury awards AC. man $1710. for mistreatment on way to jail. The Press of Atlantic City. The jury found that an Atlantic City police officer was negligent and acted in a malicious, wanton and willful manner in his treatment of a prisoner. Damages: $171,000.
Shelly, K. (1993, January 4). Board: Stop use of slurs by AC. cops. The Press of Atlantic City. A draft report by a civilian advisory board on police organization and training recommends the City take fum steps to stem the use of racial epithets and abusive language by police officers.
Staff Report (1997, May 3). AC. cop faces DWI charges in Margate. The Press of Atlantic City. An off-duty Atlantic City patrol officer was charged with driving while intoxicated in Margate.
Staff Report (1996, July 19). AC. police and hospital face lawsuit over death of woman's brother. The Press of Atlantic City. The wife of a mob underboss intends to sue the Police Department and hospital over the unsolved death of her brother. Damages unspecilied.
Staff Report (1994, May 21 ). AC. to pay $10,000 to man officer allegedly assaulted. The Press of Atlantic City. A tourist alleged that an Atlantic City police officer grabbed his testicles to punish him for seeking the services of a prostitute. Damages: $10,000.
Swift, A (1996, October 12). AC. police sued for wrongful termination. The Press of Atlantic City. A police officer who secretly recorded fellow officers who were later charged by the FBI in a drug case, sued the Police Department for subsequently terminating his employment. Damages: $3.1 million. (Additional articles: 7-22-96; 7-20-96; 7-12-96; 7-11-96; 7-10-96; 7-5-96; 6-28-96; 6-21-96; 5-24-96; 5-17-96; 6-10-93; 5-19-93)
Swift, A (1996, July 26) A.C. police face another lawsuit. The Press of Atlantic City. A captain, who testilied in the wrongful termination lawsuit against the Department, has filed a lawsuit concerning his transfer. The suit claims that the transfer is in retaliation for his testimony that resulted in a verdict against the Department. Damages unspecilied.
Swift, A. (1996, September 21). ACPD hit with $7.7M suit. The Press of Atlantic City. A Jewish police officer says the Atlantic City Police Department and the Chief of Police committed fraud by inducing him to settle a previous lawsuit. Damages sought: $7.7 million.
Swift, A. (1996, November 23). A.C. police department hit with another lawsuit. The Press of Atlantic City. The ex-wife of a former police officer imprisoned for shooting at her new
Operations Review of the Atlantic City, NJ Department of Public Safety Page 22 February 1999 husband is suing the City and the Police Department, alleging they did not investigate a prior shooting and hindered Internal Affairs probes. Damages unspecified.
Swift, A (1997, May 3 ). AC. dispatcher files lawsuit for supervisor's alleged exposure. The Press of Atlantic City. Female dispatcher filed a law suit alleging that her supervisor exposed himself and that other officers ignored guidelines to prevent sexual harassment. Damages sought: $18.5 million.
Swift, A ( 1998, March 5). AC. loses appeal over police sergeant's disputed pay. The Press of Atlantic City. City lost appeal to prevent a sergeant involved in two drunken-driving crashes from collecting back pay. Damages: $13,359.
Tyler, M. ( 1997, April 25). Public Safety Director calls ACPD 'racist'. The Press ofAtlantic City. ''The reality is that the Atlantic City Police Department is a racist department. There's no question that there are individuals with different biases and I have been taking a look at it. The Department's racist attitude and perception among residents, deployment practices and internal squabbling must all change in a team effort."
Tyler, M. (1997, September 4). Female cop harassed AC. woman. The Press of Atlantic City. Residents in an apartment complex allege that an officer took off her service weapon, directed racial slurs at the victim, challenged her to a fight, and pushed her head into a wall.
Tyler, M. (1996, February 2). Cop probed in alleged sex assault. The Press of Atlantic City. AC. detective under investigation in connection with an alleged sexual assault. The detective was on duty and driving a police car at the time of the alleged assault. (Additional Articles: 3-20-96; 2-1-96)
Tyler, M. ( 1996, May 5). Civilian A C. police employee files a sex-harass lawsuit. The Press of Atlantic City. A police clerk-typist, accuses her former supervisor of grabbing her breast. Damages unspecified.
Tyler, M. (1997, March 1). A C. cop suspended for trading leniency for favors from citizens. The Press of Atlantic City. AC. detective suspended without pay pending a departmental hearing. The detective allegedly asked a casino executive to give his wife a job in exchange for leniency in a traffic matter. (Additional article: 3-13-97)
Operations Review of the Atlantic City, NJ Department of Public Safety Page23 February 1999 VI. EVALUATION OF THE 3-2-1 POLICE OFFICER RESIDENCY PROGRAM
This section of the report summarizes the results of an initiative that provides mortgage assistance and take-home cars to qualifying officers.
OVERVIEW The link between residency and community commitment of police officers has been assumed for years. The Atlantic City Police determined that having police officers live in the City is a benefit for the community. Accordingly, with the sponsorship of the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority and design support from the Police Foundation, the City of Atlantic City implemented a pro gram that provides benefits ranging from mortgage assistance to take-home cars for police officers.
The Police Foundation evaluated the effectiveness of the 3-2-1 program. The evaluation report is included as Appendix D to this report.
OBSERVATIONS The 3-2-1 Program works. Police presence in, and commitment to, the community appears to have increased. To date, 32 officers receive mortgage assistance and take-home cars. An additional23 officers have take-home cars only. All 55 participants provide off duty community policing presence and services in their neighborhoods.
An important element of 3-2-1 is the week-long training module for officers in the program. Only half of the officers who were scheduled for training participated in the week-long session. Officers who did participate became more knowledgeable about the goals of 3-2-1 including:
• Increasing familiarity with Atlantic City's neighborhoods.
• Increased police presence.
• Deterring crime.
• Strengthening communication and collaboration among police and neighborhood residents.
RECOMMENDATIONS The 3-2-1 Police Officer Residency Program should continue. Modification should be considered as presented in the evaluation report included as Appendix D.
Operations Review of the Atlantic City, NJ Department of Public Safety Page24 February 1999 VII. APPENDICES
These appendices to the operations review include information that supports and supplements the observations and recommendations.
Appendix A- includes an analysis of New Jersey Statutes Annotated 40A: 14-118, commonly referred to as the Police Chief Responsibility Act, and a copy of the statute.
Appendix B -lists the headlines from over 1,500 newspaper articles concerning the Atlantic City Police from January 1993 through August 1998.
Appendix C - sets forth an analysis of the processes used to select, train, and evaluate police officers.
Appendix D - summarizes an evaluation of the 3-2-1 Police Officer Residency Program that provides mortgage assistance and forgiveness terms in addition to take-home cars to Atlantic City Police Officers.
Operations Review of the Atlantic City, NJ Department of Public Safety Page25 February 1999 APPENDIX A: NJSA 40A: 14-118, THE POLICE CHIEF RESPONSIBILITY ACT
This appendix to the operations review includes an analysis of New Jersey Statutes Annotated 40A: 14-118, commonly referred to as the Police Chief Responsibility Act, and a copy of the statute. McCoRMACK & MATTHEws A PROFESSIONAL CoRPORATION
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(973) 228-7818 THOMAS M . M cCoRMAcK<> FAX (97::3 ) 228-0171 BRIAN C. MATTHEWS MARTIN HEALY• 0 MEMBER OP N.J. & N.Y. BARS NICHOLAS J. LOCHETTA Ir+ +MEMBER OP N.J. & PA. BARS OF CouNSEL MEMORANDUM JOHN A MATTHEWS, JR. EDWARD R . McGLYNN LEO R. VARTAN
Re: Inter-relationship between municipal police chief
and municipal police director
Submitted by: Thomas M. McCormack, Esq. 1 ******************************************************************* This memorandum sets forth a brief overview of the respective
rules and responsibilities among the governing body, the police
director/director of public safety, and the chief of police in a
New Jersey municipality.
If a municipality is desirous of establishing a law
enforcement unit or police force, the governing body must adopt an
ordinance creating same and providing for a line of authority
relating to the police function. If the ordinance creates the
position of chief of police, it shall further provide that the
chief shall be directly responsible for the efficiency and routine
day-to-day operation of said police force.
POLICE DIRECTOR/DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SAFETY
A municipality may, in addition to the foregoing, create
through said ordinance the position commonly referred to as police
director. Generally, the police director is vested with policy making authority and, if so designated, shall serve as the
"appropriate authority" vested with powers to establish rules and
regulations for the governance of the police force and the
discipline of its members.
As a department director the police director serves at the
pleasure of the appointing authority.
CHIEF OF POLICE
Subject to the rules and regulations established by the
governing body or the police director, the chief of police shall be
responsible for (a) the administration and enforcement of rules and
regulations; (b) discipline of the force, its officers and
personnel;
(c) presc1~ibe the duties and assignments for all subordinates and
other personnel; (d) delegation of his authority as he/she deems
necessary for the efficient operation of the force; (e) report at
least monthly to the director and/or the governing body on the
operation of the force.
Apparently, in response to friction between municipal
governments' attempts to hold police chiefs and their subordinates
accountable and police administration's attempts on the other hand
to resist what they perceive to be political interference with the
duties of the chief of police, the legislature enacted amendments
to N.J.S.A. 40A:14-118 effective August 24, 1981. (Copy is annexed
hereto.) This statute, commonly referred to as the Police Chief
Responsibility Act, endeavors to set forth a statutory scheme to
address these competing interests.
McCoRMACK & MATTHEWS Unless a municipality has, in the creation of its police force, complied with the statutory procedure the demarcation of the
respective rights of a police director and a police chief may not
only be unclear, but also unenforceable.
TMM/jmm
October 5, 1998
1. Thomas M. McCormack, Esq., is a partner in the law firm of McCormack & Matthews, P.C., which specializes in public sector law including, but not limited to, municipal law and labor and employment matters.
McCoRMACK & MATTHEws tlon; members; chief of pollee; powers and duties The governing body of any municipality, by ordinance, may create and establish, as an executive and enforcement function of municipal government, a police force, whether as a department or as a division, bureau or other agency thereof. and provide fo r the maintenance, regulation and control thereof. Any such ordinance shall. in a manner consistent with the form of government adopted by the municipality and with general law, provide for a line of authority relating to the police function and for the adoption and promulgation by the appropriate authority of rules and regulations for the government of the force and for the discipline of its members. The ordinance may provide for the appointment of a chief of police and such members, officers and personnel as shall be deemed necessary, the determination of their terms of office, the fixing of their compensation and the prescription of their powers, functions and duties, all as the governing body shall deem neces sary for the effective government of the force. Any such ordinance, or rules and regulations. shall orovide that the chief of police, if such position is established, shall be the head of the police fo rce and that he shall be directly responsible to the appropriate authori ty for the efficiency and routine day to day operations thereof. and that he shall. pursuant to policies established by the appropriate authority: a. Administer and enforce rules and regulations and special emergency directives for the disposition and discipline of the force and its officers and personnel; b. Have, exercise, and discharge the functions, powers and duties of the force; c. Prescribe the duties and assignments of all subordinates and other personnel; d. Delegate such of his authority as he may deem necessary for the efficient operation of the force to be exercised under his direction and supervision; and e- Report at least month!~· to the appropriate authority in such form as shall be prescribed by such authority on the operation of the force during the preceding month, and make such other reports as may be requested by such authority. As used in this section, "appropriate authority" means the mayor, manager, or such other appropriate executive or administrative officer, such as a full-time director of public safety, or the govern- ing body or any designated committee or member thereof, or any municipal board or commission established by ordinance for such purposes, as shall be provided by ordinance in a manner consistent with the degree of separation of executive and administrative pow ers from the legislative powers provided for in the charter or form of government either adopted by the municipality or under which the governing body operates. Except as provided herein, the municipal governing body and individual members thereof shall act in all matters relating to the police function in the municipality as a body, or through the appropriate authority if other than the governing body. Nothing herein contained shall prevent the appointment by the governing body of committees or commissions to conduct investiga tions of the operation of the police force, and the delegation to such committees or commissions of such powers of inquiry as the governing body deems necessary or to conduct such hearing or investigation authorized by law. Nothing herein contained shall prevent the appropriate authority, or any executive or administra tive officer charged with the general administrative responsibilities within the municipality, from examining at any time the operations of the police force or the performance of any officer or member thereof. In addition, nothing herein contained shall infringe on or limit the power or duty of the appropriate authority to act to provide for the health, safety or welfare of the municipality in an emergency situation through special emergency directives. r 1071 c. 1Q7. & t. eff. Julv t. !071. Amended bv L.l98l, c. 266, § 1, eff. APPENDIX B: NEWSPAPER HEADLINE INVENTORY
This appendix lists the headlines from over 1,500 newspaper articles concerning the Atlantic City Police from January 1993 through August 1998. The headlines appeared in The Press of Atlantic City. 1
1 Due to the coverage area of The Press of Atlantic City, articles concerning neighboring municipalities are referenced as well. DOC DATE FREQ LINES DB HEADLINE ._ ~ 01102193 2 49 ac93 RESORT CAB DRIVER SLAIN JUST HOURS INTO 1993 / 2 01104193 4 109 ac93 BOARD: STOP USE OF SLURS BY A.C . COPS 3 01104193 3 47 ac93 NEW BABY, FATHER GO A LITTLE BIT TOO FAST IN A.C. 4 01104193 2 37 ac93 TWO ATTEMPTED ROBBERY, SHOOTING SUSPECTS SOUGHT 5 01106193 3 53 ac93 OFF-DUTY OFFICER STOPS MAN STABBING A.C. CASINO WO 6 01107193 2 34 ac93 N . Y. MAN SHOT ON RESORT STREET 7 011071 93 2 64 ac93 SLAYING OF ATLANTIC CITY CAB DRIVER ENDED PURSUIT 8 01 /08/93 4 135 ac93 CORR - PANEL: OVERHAUL (ATLANTIC CITY) POLICE 9 01/09/93 2 69 ac93 MASSIVE ATLANTIC CITY CHASE NETS ONE ON GUN CHARGE 10 01/10/93 2 27 ac93 MAN CHARGED WITH BULL SHIPPERS HOLDUP 11 01/14/93 2 52 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE BREAK UP FISTFIGHT, FIND $20, 12 01/15/93 2 51 ac93 SUSPECTS ARRESTED IN ATLANTIC CITY ROBBERY 13 01/17193 2 154 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY SCRATCHES K-9 CORPS 14 01/17193 2 72 ac93 A.C. TAXICAB DRIVER CRITICALLY WOUNDED IN HOLDUP 15 01/18/93 4 89 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY COPS BEMOAN LOSS OF K-9 UNIT 16 01/18/93 3 21 ac93 MAN, 53, FOUND DEAD IN A.C. ALLEYWAY 17 01/19/93 5 40 ac93 A.C. MAN IN JAIL FOLLOWING FIGHT WITH POLICE 18 01/20193 2 30 ac93 POLICE SEEK MISSING A.C. TEEN 19 01/22/93 4 39 ac93 ALLEY CHASE LEADS TO ARREST OF A.C. MAN 20 01/23/93 2 68 ac93 STATE POLICE TO GET NEW EXPRESSWAY BARRACKS 21 01/25/93 3 37 ac93 MAN CHARGED IN SEX ASSAULT IN ATLANTIC CITY
23 01128/93 4 72 ac93 DESK JOBS RIVAL RISKS ON STREET 24 01/28/93 2 51 ac93 UNIONS THREATEN SUIT OVER ATLANTIC CITY PAYCHECKS 25 01/29/93 4 66 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE INVESTIGATIONS RESULT IN ARR~
27 01/29193 2 62 ac93 CASINO DEALER CHARGED IN THEFT OF OTHERS' TIPS 28 01131/ 93 3 260 ac93 POLITICAL DOGFIGHT KEEPING ATLANTIC CITY K-9S KENN 29 01131193 2 110 ac93 OFFICIALS IN ATLANTIC CITY IGNORED LABOR LAW (POLI
32 02/03/93 3 38 ac93 SEVEN IN A.C. FACE DRUG CHARGES AFTER TWO RAIDS 33 02/03/93 2 25 ac93 PLEASANTVILLE WOMAN ROBBED OF $660 AT ATLANTIC CIT 34 02/04193 4 30 ac93 FORMER ATLANTIC CITY POLICEMAN SHOT NEAR CAS INO 35 02105/93 6 58 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE UNION TO PUT PAY DISPUTE IN P 36 02/05/93 2 69 ac93 COMPLAINTS LEAD TO ARREST OF 8 IN ATLANTIC CITY DR 37 02/06/93 2 19 ac93 A.C. MOTORCYCLE COP HURT AVOIDING CAR 38 02/09/93 2 29 ac93 PAIR FROM ATLANTIC COUNTY ARRESTED IN A.C. ROBBERY 39 02/09/93 2 93 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY OVERTIME DISPUTE DELAYS HEPATITIS VA
42 02/13193 2 50 ac93 STRAY BULLET ENTERS HOME; ATLANTIC CITY YOUTH UNHU 43 02/16/93 2 39 ac93 TRANSIT AUTHORITY OFFICER CHARGED IN ATLANTIC CITY 44 02/18193 2 27 ac93 A.C. PARKING PERMITS, STICKERS AVAILABLE 45 02/20193 2 43 ac93 ROBBER STE-~S $2,000 FROM A.C. BANK 46 02/21193 2 41 ac93 CIVILIANS HELP NAB CAB ROBBER 47 02/21/93 2 51 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY ROUNDUP 48 02/26/93 2 50 ac93 POLICE CHARGE TWO AREA RESIDENTS IN $40,000 A.C. N
50 02/28193 35 364 ac93 STREET TOUGH I YOUTH GANGS IN ATLANTIC CITY 51 02128/93 3 134 ac93 STREET TOUGH I RECENT VIOLENCE HAS DEMANDED ATLANT 52 02128193 2 122 ac93 STREET TOUGH I COMMITTED ADULTS MAKE A DIFFERENCE
54 03103/93 3 81 ac93 ~0TLEY HEARING DELAYED; LAWYER FAULTS A.C. 55 03105193 3 47 ac93 A.C. SERGEANTS FINISH CULTURAL DIVERSITY CLASS 56 03106193 2 56 ac93 K-9 OFFICER PAY DISPUTE NEARING END IN A.C. 57 03/07193 3 50 ac93 TWO CHARGED IN ROBBERY OF A.C. UNDERCOVER COP 58 03108193 3 34 ac93 ARMED MAN WANTED IN A.C. CARJACKING 59 03/10/93 2 48 ac93 BODY FOUND IN ATLANTIC CITY INLET s0 o;,t;.:'<.?:: 21 ac93 MOM FOu~ S~!N IN ATLANTIC CITY I SLEEPING TODDLE - .... 4 ... ' .. - ::-. :?? :.._-;_ G!_~!ErT'!' ".J.:! :=:~.·'! ~'T~~.J:':C C:T~ f?CLICEl K-9 SET~ 6"2 03116/93 2 91 ac93 A.C. BOY, 14, TESTIFIES IN COURT OFFICER BEAT HIM P'3 03117193 3 31 ac93 MEDIATOR URGED IN POLICE DISPUTE 64 03/17/93 2 44 ac93 P'VILLE MAN SUES A.C. COP OVER FALSE CHARGE 664 Docs Pg 1 of 11 DOC DATE FREO LINES DB HEADLINE 65 03120193 3 63 ac93 A.C. DETECTIVE ENCOUNTERS 2 KNIFE INCIDENTS IN A R 66 03120193 2 33 ac93 JUDGE DENIES MEDIA ACCESS TO INTERNAL AFFAIRS RECO 67 03121193 2 36 ac93 JAILED SUSPECT CHARGED IN 2ND ROBBERY 68 03122193 3 20 ac93 SUSPECT QUESTIONED IN KNIFEPOINT ROBBERY 69 03127193 2 66 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY GAINS 3 COPS AS 39 CADETS GRADUATE 70 03129193 3 23 ac93 MAN IN HOSPITAL AFTER A.C. MUGGING 71 03129193 2 32 ac93 POLICE INVESTIGATE BAR, GAS STATION ROBBERIES IN A 72 03131193 2 64 ac93 A.C., UNION NEAR DEAL ON BACK PAY FOR POLICE 73 04101193 4 48 ac93 POLICE UNION HEAD SAYS TENTATIVE PACT REACHED WITH 74 04102193 3 42 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE COAX MAN OFF OF TOWER 75 04102193 3 31 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY, POLICE IRON OUT K-9 ACCORD 76 04102193 2 64 ac93 STATEN ISLAND MAN MISSING IN A.C. FOUND 77 04102193 2 34 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE PROBE ROBBERY, ATTACK 78 04103193 2 23 ac93 COPS PROBE SHOOTING IN A.C. 79 04105193 2 72 ac93 EXPLORING THE LAW I EXPLORERS POST LETS A.C. YOUTH 80 04106193 3 39 ac93 POLICE SEEK ASSAILANT IN P'VILLE CARJACKING 81 04107193 3 118 ac93 K-9 DEAL UNVEILED IN ATLANTIC CITY / CITY SAYS SET 82 04107193 2 38 ac93 CITY K-9 SQUAD TRAINS AFTER 3-MONTH FURLOUGH I POL
85 04/12193 3 19 ac93 GUNMEN ROB A.C. HOME; TAKE $400
87 04116193 3 40 ac93 A.C. POLICE SEEK TWO MEN IN ARMED ROBBERY, ASSAULT 88 04117193 3 69 ac93 2 ELDERLY WOMEN FOIL ROBBERY 89 04117193 2 50 ac93 A.C PHOTOCOPY FIRM CHARGED IN FORGERY
91 04119193 3 32 ac93 TWO BROTHERS ARRESTED IN ATLANTIC CITY ASSAULT 92 04120/93 3 35 ac93 MAN, 70, ASSAULTED, ROBBED IN CASINO RESTROOMr 93 04121193 3 65 ac93 FROM SWORDS TO KITCHEN SINKS, POLICE EVIDENCE ROOM ~ 04121193 3 41 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY STANDOFF ENDS IN ARMED SUSPECT'S SUR 95 04121193 2 109 ac93 CLEARED A.C. COP TO RETURN TO WORK 96 04/21193 2 51 ac93 ATLANT IC CITY POLICE MAKE 10 ARRESTS FOLLOWING RES 97 04122/93 2 24 ac93 TWO A.C. RESIDENTS ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES; WARRA 98 04123193 3 69 ac93 SENATOR TARGETS ATLANTIC CITY PROSTITUTION 99 04125193 2 104 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY MAN HELD IN SLAYINGS AT FIRE
1U1 04127193 2 46 ac93 AREA MAN SOUGHT IN $25,000 HOLDUP OF CASH SERVICE 102 04/28/93 3 54 ac93 CASINO ROBBERY SUSPECT SOUGHT IN BETHLEHEM 103 04128193 3 33 ac93 POLICE SEEK 2ND SUSPECT IN ROBBERY AT CASINO 104 04129193 2 76 ac93 CASINO ROBBERY SUSPECT NABBED 105 04129193 2 24 ac93 A.C. AND COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS RECEIVE 106 04130193 3 25 ac93 POLICE SEEKING ATLANTIC CITY GIRL REPORTED MISSING 107 04130193 2 42 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY MAN CHARGED WITH ROBBERY, SEXUAL CON 108 05101193 2 30 ac93 A.C. POLICE GARAGE WORKER LOSES JOB OVER $20 THEFT 109 05107193 4 25 ac93 A.C. POLICE INVESTIGATE SEX ASSAULT AT CASINO 110 05107193 2 48 ac93 POLICE CHARGE TWO MORE IN CLARIDGE CASHCALL ROBBER 111 05110193 2 33 ac93 DRUG SURVEILLANCE NETS FIVE IN A. C. 112 05112193 2 102 ac93 A NEW FORCE IN A.C. NEIGHBORHOOD 113 05114193 3 95 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT BIKE UNIT'S CRUISI 114 05114193 2 46 ac93 MAN'S ARREST IN ATLANTIC CITY ENDS LONG-DISTANCE P 115 05118193 4 67 ac93 PEOPLE MUST GET INVOLVED TO END BRUTALITY, OFFICER yf6 05119193 2 95 ac93 AROUND THE REGION I ATLANTIC COUNTY BRIEFS 117 05119/93 2 54 ac93 TESTIMONY ENDS IN SUSPENDED ATLANTIC CITY OFFICER' 118 05123193 4 73 ac93 GANG OF GIRLS BEAT, ROB WOMAN IN A.C,; TWO TEENS A 119 05127193 2 50 ac93 2 SEIZED WITH POUND OF COCAINE IN POLICE RAIDS IN 120 05127193 2 26 ac93 ELDERLY WOMAN'S BODY FOUND IN ATLANTIC CITY SURF
- -1' % ,'051 93 3 28 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY PAIR ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES /27 06110/93 3 71 ac93 5 - NIGHT STAKEOUT NETS MAN WANTED IN SHOOTING AT A . 128 06L10L93 2 93 ac93 A.C . POLICEMAN FIRED FOR -~MITTED DRUG USE 664 Docs Pg 2 of 11 DOC DATE FREQ LINES DB HEADLINE 129 06113193 4 25 ac93 DRUG SALES ALLEGED OUTSIDE REHAB CENTER 130 06115193 2 27 ac93 NEW YORK CITY MAN ARRESTED IN ATLANTIC CITY FOR HO 131 06116193 3 105 ac93 COMPLAINTS AGAINST POLICE OFFICERS DECLINING IN AT
133 06117193 2 44 ac93 MAN DIES IN ATLANTIC CITY HOLDING CELL FOUR HOURS 134 06117193 2 47 ac93 STREET-LEVEL DRUG CRACKDOWNS IN ATLANTIC CITY LEAD 135 06119193 3 109 ac93 CORR - REINSTATED COP TURNS SURVEILLANCE EXPERT AT 136 06121193 3 34 ac93 A.C. TEEN BROTHERS ARRESTED IN ROBBERY 137 06123193 2 91 ac93 MAK I NG CRIME PAY OFF 138 06125193 2 28 ac93 PATIENT 'CUSTOMER' ROBS BANK IN ATLANTIC CITY _139 06125193 2 27 ac93 HEARINGS BEGIN IN ATLANTIC CITY OFFICER SEXUAL HAR 140 06125193 2 48 ac93 FLORIO CITES CRIME WAR IN ATLANTIC CITY ADDRESS TO 141 06126193 2 98 ac93 FEMALE COP FILES SEXUAL HARASSMENT SUIT IN A.C. 142 06128193 3 22 ac93 2-YEAR-OLD A.C. GIRL STRUCK BY CAR, HOSPITALIZED 143 06129193 4 88 ac93 TEMP LE TROUBLES I HEALTH OFFICIAL TOURS A.C. COP Q 144 06130193 2 69 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY FIRES 13 WITH POLICE RECORDS
147 07104193 2 48 ac93 JAMMED GUN FOILS SHOOTING ATTEMPT
149 07107193 3 64 ac93 A.C. COUNCIL TO WEIGH $6.5M. REQUEST FOR POLICE BU
151 07108193 3 28 ac93 A.C. POLICE HUNT COP'S ATTACKERS
155 07109193 3 30 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE HUNT GANG THAT BEAT OFF-DUTY 156 07109193 3 50 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY COPS KILL 'FEROCIOUS' RACCOON AFTER
158 07109193 2 94 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY MAYOR RAPS COUNCIL DELAY OF COP-STAT 159 07115193 3 76 ac93 A.C. COUNCIL CHANGES MIND ON NEW POLICE HEADQUARTE 160 07115193 2 75 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY MAN'S BEATING OUTRAGES NEIGHBORS 161 07115193 2 54 ac93 CORR - 2 DRUG SUSPECTS CAUGHT IN A.C. AFTER BIKE-M 162 07116193 3 66 ac93 RESORT TO REPAIR (ATLANTIC CITY) POLICE BUILDING 163 07117193 3 25 ac93 A.C. POLICE ARREST TWO ON DRUG CHARGES 164 07117193 3 36 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE HUNT FOR RAPE SUSPECT 165 07117193 2 54 ac93 CARBON DIOXIDE HIGH AT ATLANTIC CITY'S POLICE HEAD 166 07118193 2 19 ac93 VENICE PARK RESIDENTS UNITE TO FIGHT CRIME 167 07119193 4 23 ac93 TOURIST FOUND DROWNED IN OCEAN OFF A.C . BEACH :!.68 07119193 2 41 ac93 WOMAN WALKING FROM A . C. RESTAURANT HIT BY STRAY SH
170 07121193 2 92 ac93 CORR - ATLANTIC CITY MAN ARRESTED IN ARMED ROBBERI Jf'(1 07123193 2 23 ac93 A. C. INTRODUCES BOND ORDINANCE FOR COP STATION y2 o112s193 2 54 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY COPS SUE CITY FOR $1M . BACK PAY 173 07127193 4 113 ac93 NEWEST SUIT COLORS POLICE , ATLANTIC CITY DISPUTES 174 07129193 2 43 ac93 CORR - ATLANTIC CITY POLICE SEEK TWO MEN IN LIQUOR l75 07130193 3 49 ac93 IMPROVE HEADQUARTERS, ATLANTIC CITY POLICE TELL OF 176 07131193 2 46 ac93 MOTHER PLANS TO SUE A.C., POLI-:::E FOR $10 MILLION I 177 08101193 2 46 ac93 HIT-RUN VICTIM'S CAR FOUND; DRIVER JAILED 178 08102193 3 46 ac93 A.C. M&~ CHARGED IN SEX ASSAULT WHILE OTHERS PRESE 179 08103193 2 83 ac93 A.C. BOUT OVER POLICE HEADQUARTERS CONTINLcS 180 08105193 2 31 ac93 JUSTICE IS SWIFT IN APPREHENSION OF SUSPECTED DRUG 181 08106193 3 47 ac93 UNDERCOVER COPS JOIN ATLANTIC CITY PROSTITUTION CR lB2 08107193 2 55 ac93 6 CHARGED IN 4 ATLANTIC CITY DRUG BUSTS
184 081081 93 2 36 ac93 A . C. COPS HOLD SUSPECT IN HIGH-ROAD BAR THEFT 185 08111193 2 25 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY WOMAN CHARGED IN SEXUAL ASSAULT OF B 186 081111 93 2 30 ac93 A. C. POLICE ARREST 17 - YEAR-OLD ON COCAINE CHARGES 187 08113193 4 62 ac93 MAN DISRUPTS CASINO, DIES IN CUSTODY 188 08 1 13193 3 105 ac93 POLICE CRACK ALLEGED RING OF SLOT CHEATS I SIX PEO 189 08113193 2 89 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY TENANTS WANT SHIELD AGAINST DRUG DEA
191 08119193 2 36 ac93 A.C. POLICE NAB 7 IN CRACKDOWN ON NARCOTICS
664 Docs Pg 3 of 11 DOC DATE FREQ LINES DB HEADLINE 193 08121193 2 28 ac93 K- 9 TEAMS GRADUATE 194 0812 1193 2 32 ac93 2 IN A.C. SHOT, GUNMAN SOUGHT 195 08121193 2 69 ac93 A.C. MAN SHOOTS HIS GIRLFRIEND IN LEGS, KILLS HIMS 196 08121193 2 53 ac93 A.C. GIRL, 14, CATCHES SUSPECTS IN 'FLIMFLAM' 197 08122193 2 29 ac93 COPS RECAPTURE PRISONER WHO FLED BUS
199 08131193 3 58 ac93 A.C. POLICE STATION PLAN BACK BEFORE CITY COUNCIL 200 09102193 2 63 ac93 VICE OFFICERS ARREST NINE PEOPLE ON DRUG CHARGES I 201 09102193 2 118 ac93 A.C. COUNCIL REJECTS PLANS TO FUND NEW POLICE STAT 202 09103193 4 37 ac93 A.C. CHIEF ASKS COUNCIL TO MOVE ON BUILDING PLAN 203 09103193 3 59 ac93 A.C. MAYOR CHARGES FOES FEEDING ON FUNDING GRIDLOC 204 09103193 2 43 ac93 HUMPTY DUMPTY TAKES A FALL IN A.C. DRUG BUST 205 09103193 2 94 ac93 A.C. UPSET IT'S BEING LEFT OUT OF SHERIFF'S PRISON 206 09104193 2 92 ac93 COUNTY OFFERS A.C. HELP ON POLICE STATION 207 09106193 3 42 ac93 WOMAN WOUNDED ON 'WALK IN A.C. I ALLEGED ASSAILANT 208 09107193 2 88 ac93 BOARDWALK VICTIM SHOT AT RANDOM I POLICE: GUNMAN S 209 09108193 3 84 ac93 WHELAN: COUNTY OFFER SETS FOCUS ON NEW BUILDING FO 210 09109193 3 60 ac93 MAN SHOOTS 2 IN A.C. BAR; PATRONS HELP CATCH SUSPE 211 09109193 2 60 ac93 DRIVER DISAPPEARS AFTER EXPRESSWAY CHASE, CRASH 212 09110193 3 74 ac93 A.C. PATROLS TARGET DRUGS, GANGS 213 09111193 3 24 ac93 SUSPECT IN AUG. 20 SHOOTING APPREHENDED BY A.C. PO
215 09113193 3 36 ac93 TOURIST LOSES $2,000 IN CON GAME 216 09116193 2 61 ac93 COURT ASKED TO SHUT A.C. POLICE 'TEMPLE' 217 09117193 2 57 ac93 CORRECTIONS DEPT. INSPECTORS TOUR ATLANTIC CITY PO 218 09118193 3 26 ac93 HEARING DATE SET ON TEMPLE'S FATE 219 09119193 3 57 ac93 N.C. MAN THREATENS TO KIDNAP MISS AMERICA CO-HOST 220 09120193 5 116 ac93 FIREMEN SAVE ·140 FROM BLAZE I ATLANTIC CITY FIRE D 221 09121193 2 73 ac93 ATLANT IC CITY POLICE FORM SPECIAL UNIT TO INVESTIG 222 09123193 2 41 ac93 POLICE SEEKING SECOND SUSPECT IN A.C. BAR HOLDUP 223 09124193 3 76 ac93 (ATLANTIC CITY) POLICE TEMPLE REPAIR SUPERFICIAL, 224 09125193 3 54 ac93 2 WOMEN SHOT IN A.C . MOTEL
226 09126193 2 54 ac93 DRUG SWEEP NETS 5 IN A.C. HOUSING PROJECTS 227 09128193 2 55 ac93 A.C. POLICE DENT RESORT DRUG TRADE WITH NEW PATROL 228 09129193 4 72 ac93 LETTER ADDS TO 'TEMPLE' CONFUSION 229 09130193 2 61 ac93 CRDA SHOULD TARGET CRIME, GORMLEY SAYS 230 09130193 2 44 ac93 NO POLICE BUILDING YET, BUT COUNCIL NAMES IT 231 10101193 3 38 ac93 A.C. POLICE CHARGE THREE IN 'WHOLESALE' DRUG BUST 232 10102193 3 107 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY WARNED: COP BUILDING MAY BE SHUT 233 10102193 3 38 ac93 A.C. FIREFIGHTER, COP TO BE HONORED TONIGHT 234 10102193 2 28 ac93 MAN CHARGED WITH STABBING WOMAN IN A.C. 235 10102193 2 39 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE SEARCH FOR WOMAN (MAUREEN DAI
237 10105193 2 56 ac93 POLICE THWART ATTEMPT TO CASH STOLEN TOKENS 238 10105193 2 51 ac93 TWO HELD IN A.C. ROBBERIES; 3RD SUSPECT AT LARGE 239 10/06/93 3 63 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY SCRAMBLES TO BEAT (MASONIC) TEMPLE R 240 10/07/93 2 22 ac93 BULLETS FROM PISTOLS HIT CADILLAC ON A.C. STREET 241 10110/93 3 68 ac93 EXPLOSIVE ENTERTAINMENT / POLICE AND FIREMEM STAGE 242 10115/93 3 94 ac93 CRIME RATE IN ATLANTIC CITY FALLS 14 PERCENT 243 10115/93 3 61 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY VICE OFFICERS NAB 10 IN STREET-LEVEL 244 10/16 / 93 3 54 ac93 A.C. COP CONVINCES TEEN TO GIVE UP GUN
246 10/16193 2 41 ac93 WOMAN HELPS CASINO WORKER FLEEING 5 MEN WHO BEAT A 247 101181 93 3 28 ac93 BOY INJURED IN ACCIDENTAL A.C. SHOOT1NG 248 101191 93 2 35 ac93 2 FACE WEAPON CHARGES IN A.C. 249 10120193 2 27 ac93 POLICE SEEK WITNESSES IN ROUTE 30 ROBBERY 250 10121193 2 65 ac93 TEMPLE FACES SAT. DEADLINE I ATLANTIC CITY HOPES T 251 10/23/93 3 121 ac93 TEMPLE WINS 3-WEEK REPRIEVE 252 10/26/93 3 25 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY GIRL, 15, MISSING FOR A WEEK 253 10/261 93 2 35 ac93 2 ROB CABBIE OF HIS CAB IN A.C. 254 10/27/93 3 32 ac93 COLUMBUS PARK ARMED ROBBER SOUGHT 255 10128/93 2 51 ac93 A.C. MAN, 78, KILLED IN LEAP OFF HIGH-RISE 256 10/28/93 2 69 ac93 A.C. MAY PURCHASE TRAILERS TO CLEAR TEMPLE BASEMEN 664 Docs Pg 4 of 11 DOC DATE FREQ LINES DB HEADLINE 257 10/31/93 2 252 ac93 SEEKING A.C. SERVICES? YOU JUST MIGHT GET LOST iss 11/02/93 2 33 ac93 COPS: A.C. CABBIE CHASES ARMED ROBBER, TO NO AVAIL ;;59 11/03/93 2 65 ac93 TWO A.C. COFS CLE~~ED IN SUIT C~~GING USE OF EXCE 260 11/03193 2 68 ac93 A.C. VICE OFFICERS ARREST 14 ON DRUG-RELATED CHARG 261 11104193 3 108 ac93 SIX ARRESTS MADE IN BRAWL AT A.C. HIGH 262 11105193 4 78 ac93 ASSAULT SUSPECTS' RELEASE ANGERS CHIEF (RIFICE) 263 11106193 4 32 ac93 MAN ACCUSED OF BEATING OFFICER AT A.C . HIGH SCHOOL 264 11109193 3 42 ac93 DRUG, GUN REDUCTION UNIT LIVES UP TO ITS NAME 265 11109193 3 77 ac93 A.C. COUNCIL TO CONSIDER MOBILE TRAILERS FOR POLIC 266 11109193 2 36 ac93 STATE GIVES A.C. $11,900 FOR SEATBELT ENFORCEMENT 267 11110193 4 84 ac93 DETECTIVE IS ASSAULTED SECOND TIME AT ACHS 268 11110193 2 44 ac93 TEMPLE GETS CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY 269 11111193 3 79 ac93 CORR - ATLANTIC CITY COUNCIL OKS PURSUING TRAILER 270 11113193 3 81 ac93 LOOKING FOR A PAL I ATLANTIC CITY YOUTH GROW OLDER 2 71 11113193 2 27 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY MAN CHARGED WITH CARJACKING AT GUNPO 272 11117193 3 34 ac93 MAN SLASHED AS A.C. DRUG BUY BACKFIRES ON HIM, POL 273 11117193 2 57 ac93 VICE POLICE ARREST SIX IN A.C. ON DRUG CHARGES 274 11118193 2 51 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE CRASH PARTY, SEIZE DRUGS AND 275 11118193 2 25 ac93 A.C. DEMOLITION SNARLS TRAFFIC 276 11120193 4 33 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY OFFICER INJURED IN STRUGGLE WITH DRU 277 11123193 3 32 ac93 TWO MEN CHARGED IN SHOOTING OF MAN SITTING IN A CA 278 11123193 3 64 ac93 $6M. BOND ASKED FOR ATLANTIC CITY COP BUILDING 279 11123193 2 38 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE ARE LOOKING FOR LEADS IN RECE 280 11129193 4 27 ac93 THREE FACE WEAPONS CHARGES OVER SEMI -AUTOMATIC IN 281 12103193 2 26 ac93 POLICE SEEK WITNESSES IN A.C. SHOOTING 282 12109193 2 113 ac93 A.C. CITY COUNCIL SNUBS $6M. POLICE STATION BOND 283 12110193 2 86 ac93 SUSPECTS FIRE ON TWO ATLANTIC CITY COPS DURING PUR 284 12111193 2 26 ac93 HOLIDAY CHEER - THAT'S THE TICKET FOR METER READER 285 12/14193 3 157 ac93 SURRENDER ENDS ATLANTIC CITY SIEGE I INLET FAMILY 286 12114193 2 35 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY MAN SEIZED IN RACIAL SHOOTING 287 12114193 2 44 ac93 MAN KILLED BY GUNSHOTS IN ATLANT I C CITY APARTMENT 288 12114193 2 31 ac93 WOMAN SOUGHT IN PURSE - SNATCHING 289 12115193 3 75 ac93 A.C. POLICE RECOVER GUN AT SCENE OF ROBBERY, HOSTA 290 12117193 2 34 ac93 SUSPECTS SOUGHT IN CASINO PURSE SNATCHING$ 291 12118193 3 59 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY DEAL NEARLY SET ON TRAILER CELLS 292 12118193 2 30 ac93 FAMILY WALKS IN ON BURGLARY, SCUFFLE ENSUES IN A.C 293 12121193 2 149 ac93 EX-TOP COP PASQUALE DIES AT 68 294 12122193 3 26 ac93 MAN SOUGHT IN ROBBERY OF ATLANTIC CITY BANK 295 12123193 3 45 ac93 SEARCH OF A.C. APARTMENT NETS 6 ON DRUG CHARGES 296 12123193 2 114 ac93 OLD IDEA GIVES A.C. POLICE NEW DIMENSION 297 12124193 3 75 ac93 PASQUALE MOURNED I ATLANTIC CITY PAYS TRIBUTE TO C 298 12124193 3 31 ac93 A.C. POLICE ARREST SUS PECT IN ROBBERY 299 12124193 2 39 ac93 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE CHARGE 2 WITH ROBBERY 300 12126193 2 115 ac93 A.C. TO TRY OLD IDEA FOR SAFE COMMUNITY 301 12128193 2 31 ac93 TWO JUVENILES ARRESTED IN A.C. ASSAULT 302 12130193 2 26 ac93 MAN SOUGHT IN ATLANTIC CITY ROBBERY 303 01/03/94 4 28 ac94 A.C. POLICE FOLLOW TRAIL OF BLOOD TO FIND STAB VIC ,004 01103194 3 22 ac94 GUNS, VCR STOLEN IN A.C. HOUSE BURGLARY 305 01104/94 3 80 ac94 POLICE SUED OVER UNSUCCESSFUL SEARCH FOR MURDER VI 306 01/04194 3 25 ac94 MAN SWALLOWS BAGS OF HEROIN IN ARREST 307 01/05194 2 32 ac94 TIP LEADS A.C. COPS TO DRUG SUSPECT 308 01/06/94 3 91 ac94 DETECTIVE MENTIONS DINATALE AS ONE SOURCE IN SILIG 309 01106194 2 53 ac94 A.C. COUNCIL APPROVES $37 MILLION TEMPORARY BUDGET 310 01107194 4 79 ac94 TROOPER STILL BELIEVES SILIGATO KILLED 2 311 01/07194 2 31 ac94 SEVEN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES IN PAaR OF ATLANTIC 312 01/08194 4 52 ac94 BANK ROBBERY SUSPECT ELUDES A.C. POLICE 313 01108194 2 29 ac94 PRESS PHOTO, TIP LEAD TO ARREST OF ROBBERY SUSPECT 314 01109194 2 37 ac94 INFORMATION SOUGHT ON MISSING GALLOWAY MAN 315 01111194 4 48 ac94 THREE ARRESTED IN DECEMBER HIGH - SPEED CHASE INTO A 316 01111194 2 27 ac94 EVIDENCE FALLS IN RIGHT HANDS IN ATLANTIC CITY DRU 317 01112194 3 99 ac94 TWO DENY TALE OF SILIGATO KILLING 318 01112194 2 57 ac94 CAMDEN MAN, 28, HELD IN A.C. TAXI HOLDUPS 319 01/ 13 /94 2 52 ac94 A.C. MAN HELD ON TWO ROBBERY CHARGES 320 01/13/94 2 29 ac94 SIX ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES IN A.C. 664 Docs Pg 5 of 11 DOC DATE FREQ LINES DB HEADLINE 321 01114194 3 111 ac94 (ATLANTIC CITY) RESIDENTS WELCOME COMMUNITY POLICI 322 01115194 3 36 ac94 A.C. POLICE HUNT SUSPECT IN $40,000 CASINO ROBBERY 323 01115194 2 36 ac94 CANINE TRAINING ACADEMY IN A. C. GRADUATES 13 324 01 115194 2 28 ac94 POLICE IN ATLANT IC CITY DECLARE 'COLD EMERGENCY ' 325 01117194 3 22 ac94 TWO CHARGED IN ATLANTIC CITY BREAK-IN
327 01118194 2 29 ac94 ARMED MEN HOLD UP ATLANTIC CITY LIQUOR STORE 328 0112 0194 3 117 ac94 ATLANTIC CITY COUNCIL FINALLY VOTES TO BOND TRAILE 329 01121194 4 33 ac94 A.C. WOMAN HELD IN ROBBERY AFTER ALLEGEDLY BITING 330 01122194 3 38 ac94 TWO ARRESTED, TELLER SOUGHT AS ACCOMPLICE IN A.C. 331 01124194 2 105 ac94 FALLEN COPS SALUTED IN ATLANTIC CITY I GRATITUDE, 332 01 1241 94 2 29 ac94 SUSPECT SOUGHT IN ATLANTIC CITY SEX ASSAULT 333 01125194 2 22 ac94 N.Y. MAN KILLS SELF IN CASINO RESTROOM 334 011 26194 3 61 ac94 TROPWORLD'S OFFER TO FUND POLICE STATION GAINS SUP 335 0 1126194 3 50 ac94 INDIRECT ' INFORMANT' REVEALED IN COURT 336 01126194 2 37 ac94 THIRD SUSPECT ARRESTED IN ROBBERY OF A 'CASH CALL' 337 01126194 2 21 ac94 N.Y. MAN KILLS HIMSELF IN CASINO BATHROOM 338 0 1127 194 2 77 ac94 A.C. POLICE OPT FOR EARLY RETIREMENT 339 0 1127194 2 29 ac94 POLICE SEEK JUVENILES WHO ROBBED A.C. PIZZA MAN AT 340 01128194 3 68 ac94 DEFENSE CITES 'GOOD FAI TH' IN SILIGATO DIGGING TR I 341 01128194 2 58 a c94 POLICE ROUNDUP I ATLANTIC CITY BRIEFS 342 01129194 3 45 ac94 ATLANTIC CITY SWEARS IN 24 NEW POLICE OFFICERS 343 01129194 3 82 ac94 JURORS AWARD SILIGATO $400G. 344 01131194 12 107 ac94 COP MORTGAGE PLAN GETS CAS INOS' INTEREST 345 02101194 2 55 ac94 A.C . COUNCIL TO CONS IDER POLICE STATION FUNDING PR 346 02103194 2 89 a c94 COUNCIL GIVES OK TO IDEA FOR COP STATION 347 02103/94 2 25 ac94 FOOTPRINTS IN SNOW LEAD POLICE TO THIEF 348 02/04 /94 3 38 ac94 THREE NABBED ON DRUG CHARGES RETURNING TO A.C . 349 02108 / 94 2 72 ac94 A.C. CASINO EMPLOYEE SOUGHT IN $450G. THEFT 350 02109194 2 31 ac94 POLICE CONTINUE SEARCH FOR CASINO THEFT SUSPECT 351 02/09194 2 40 ac94 TRUCK KILLS UNIDENTIFIED MAN IN A . C. 352 02/10/94 2 57 ac94 POLICE ARREST EMPLOYEE IN $1I2M . THEFT AT PLAZA 353 02111/94 2 31 ac94 2-WEEK PROBE NETS 3 ARRESTS ON DRUG CHARGES IN ATL 354 02111/ 94 2 81 ac94 VENTNOR RES IDENT CHARGED IN (TRUMP ) P~ZA THEFT 355 02113194 3 66 ac94 ANOTHER NABBED IN CASINO ROBBERY 356 02115194 2 96 ac94 SENATOR WALKS A.C. POLICE BEAT l58 02116/94 2 63 ac94 ATLANTIC CITY MAN AWARDED $7G. IN SUIT OVER PUNCH 359 02118194 2 53 ac94 CORR -ATLANTIC CITY MUST PAY FIRED COP $83,000 BA 360 02122194 3 134 ac94 BIAS SUIT VICTORY GIVES NEW HOPE TO WOULD-BE POLIC 361 02122194 2 163 ac94 RESORTS SECURITY GUARD SHOT I GUNMAN REMAINS AT LA 362 0212 2194 2 42 ac94 CORR - TWO WOMEN CHARGED WITH ATTEMPT TO ROB UNDER 363 02123194 2 163 ac94 5 ARRESTED IN CASINO HEIST / SHOOTING VICTIM LOSES 364 02/24194 2 24 ac94 POLICE STAKEOUT NABS A.C. MAN WANTED FOR SEVEN BUR 365 0212 5194 2 25 ac94 STAKEOUT NABS MAN WANTED FOR SEVEN BURGLARIES 366 02128194 8 77 ac94 WILD RIDE ENDS WET IN A.C. 367 03101194 3 75 ac94 POLICE ROUNDUP 368 031021 94 2 95 ac94 A.C. MAYORAL CANDIDATE SAYS CRIME OUT OF CONTROL 369 03102194 2 30 ac94 POLICE SEEK ARMED, MAS KED MEN IN ARCTIC AVE. GROCE 370 031031 94 2 78 ac94 AROUND ATLANTIC CITY I BRIEFS 371 03104194 2 28 ac94 ROBBER SOUGHT IN ARMED A.C. RESTAURANT THEFT 372 03105194 2 56 ac94 NEW TRIALS IN SILIGATO CASE DENIED 373 03/09194 3 18 ac94 A.C. MAN FACING ROBBERY CHARGES 374 03109 194 2 29 ac94 TWO MEN SOUGHT IN ARMED ROBBERY IN A.C. 375 03109194 2 24 ac94 EIGHT-YEAR-OLD ON BIKE HIT BY CAR IN~A.C. 376 03109194 2 101 ac94 C0RR - MORTGAGE PLAN SEEKS TO ATTRACT COPS 377 03111194 3 103 ac94 AROUND ATLANTIC CITY I POLICE BLOTTER 378 031121 94 3 35 ac94 A.C. OFFICERS CATCH 2 AFTER CHASE IN CRACKDOWN ON 379 031121 94 2 26 ac94 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE SEEK SUSPECT IN ARMED ROBB ERY 380 03114194 3 30 ac94 MAN CHARGED IN A.C. BOARDWALK SHOP ROBBERY 381 03115194 3 23 ac9~ A.C. GIRL MISSING SINCE MARCH 4 382 03116194 2 61 ac94 P'VILLE MAN CHARGED IN SLAYING OF A.C. ~~~, 18 383 03117194 2 26 ac94 ATLANTIC CITY DECLARES COLD EMERGENCY 384 03/19/94 2 67 ac94 CORR - ATLANTIC CITY MAN, 19 , SOUGHT IN SLAYING AT 664 Docs Pg 6 of 11 DOC DATE FREQ LINES DB HEADLINE 385 03122194 2 82 ac94 STANLEY HOLMES MURDERS BRING OUT COMMUNITY'S BEST 386 03122194 2 33 ac94 A.C. VICE COPS NET 4 ON DRUG CHARGES 387 03124194 2 31 ac94 POLICE SEEK GUNMAN WHO ROBBED BAR '3"88 03125194 3 48 ac94 A.C. COP'S ATTORNEYS TO CHALLENGE ORDERED RELEASE 389 03125194 2 26 ac94 N.J. MAN ROBBED AT GUNPOINT NEAR CASINO PARKING GA 390 03126194 3 20 ac94 A.C. EXPLORERS HOLD RADIO-THON TODAY 391 03/26194 2 96 ac94 COURT ORDERS RELEASE OF LEGAL BILLS IN TRIAL OF A. 392 03129194 3 29 ac94 A.C. COPS SEEK SUSPECT WHO SHOT MAN IN THIGH DURIN 393 03130/94 4 64 ac94 A.C. COUNCIL TO VOTE ON CONTRACT TO BUILD POLICE C 394 03130194 3 52 ac94 GUN POINTED AT A.C. COP DURING CHASE MISFIRES 395 03130194 2 57 ac94 SENATOR VIEWS SUCCESS OF COMMUNITY POLICING 396 03131/94 3 22 ac94 POLICE SEEK SECOND ROBBERY SUSPECT 397 04101194 3 26 ac94 ATLANTIC CITY MAN CHARGED IN SEX ASSAULT ON 6-YEAR 398 04101/94 3 45 ac94 CASINO WORKER ACCUSES ACTOR OF SEXUAL CONTACT 399 04101194 3 38 ac94 POLICE RECOVER ASSAULT WEAPON, CREDIT COMMUNITY PO 400 04106194 2 33 ac94 TWO SOUGHT IN GUN THREAT TO CAB DRIVER 401 04108194 3 27 ac94 A.C . WOMAN, 73, STABLE AFTER ROBBERY
403 04112194 2 41 ac94 23 COPS HELP SEIZE DRUGS IN BUST AT A.C. APARTMENT 404 04/14194 2 48 ac94 ATLANTIC CITY OFFICIAL SUSPENDED AFTER ARREST 405 04115194 5 47 ac94 A.C. COP CLAIMS BELLEVILLE OFFICER ASSAULTED HIM 406 04115194 3 102 ac94 POSTERS PLAGUE CANDIDATE IN A.C. 407 04116/94 2 25 ac94 HEARING SCHEDULED FOR A.C. WORKER OVER BOATING FIN 408 04117194 3 49 ac94 CAREENING CAR AMAZES A.C. CROWD AT BUS STOP 409 04120194 3 35 ac94 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE FILE SEXUAL ASSAULT CHARGES A 410 04120194 3 81 ac94 CASHIER HELD IN $75G. THEFT AT CLARIDGE 411 04120194 3 63 ac94 COUNTERCHARGES ARE FILED IN COPS' SCUFFLE IN ATLAN 412 04/21194 2 24 ac94 A. C. MAN STABBED IN BACK ON STREET 413 04121194 2 32 ac94 RESORT DRUG RAID NETS SIX SUSPECTS, COCAINE 414 04122194 4 47 ac94 A.C. HONORS THOSE WHO FELL IN LINE OF DUTY 415 04123194 2 29 ac94 DISPUTE BETWEEN A.C. COUPLE LEADS TO MOM STABBING 416 04123194 2 43 ac94 FOUR A.C. MEN WOUNDED IN THREE VIOLENT ATTACKS EAR 417 04127194 3 30 ac94 A.C. COPS SAY 2 FLEEING SUSPECTS k~RESTED IN ALLEG
419 04128194 3 104 ac94 A.C . POLICE TAP TV TO RECRUIT MINORITIES 420 04/29194 5 39 ac94 STOLEN CAR SUSPECT'S ARREST MAKES A SPLASH IN A.C. 421 04129194 3 63 ac94 A.C., COPS REACH CONTRACT DEAL, AWAIT COUNCIL OK 422 04130194 3 53 ac94 A.C. ELECTION I HICKS' FOCUS IN COUNCIL BID ON MOB 423 05104194 4 33 ac94 SUSPECT, 18, CHARGED IN CAB ROBBERIES 424 05104194 3 42 ac94 DRUG BUST ANOTHER SMALL VICTORY FOR A.C. COMMUNITY 425 05106194 3 46 ac94 A.C. ELECTION / FIRE OFFICIALS DISPUTE CITY COUNCI 426 05107194 3 32 ac94 MAN INJURED AFTER ROBBER SHOOTS HIM WITH OWN GUN 427 05107194 2 22 ac94 A.C. MAN CRITICAL AFTER FALL; POLICE LOOKING FOR W 428 05110194 2 60 ac94 SCAM SUSPECTS ARRESTED IN A.C. AFTER VICE COPS OBS 429 05111194 3 27 ac94 MAN KILLED WALKING ON X'WAY 430 05112194 3 28 ac94 TWO MEN ARRESTED IN A.C. DECOY MUGGING 431 05112194 2 28 ac94 POLICE RELEASE SKETCH OF Mfu~ FOUND DEAD UNDER BOAR 432 05112194 2 42 ac94 A.C. BANK ROBBER FLEES WITH LESS THAN $1,000 433 05113194 3 26 ac94 PEDESTRIAN KILLED ON EXPRESSWAY ID'D AS JAMAICA, N 434 05113194 2 42 ac94 STING LEADS TO CHARGES OF PROSTITUTION PROMOTION 435 05113194 2 29 ac94 VICE COPS GRAB 2 ON COCAINE CHARGES 436 051141 94 2 47 ac94 ALZHEIMER'S SUFFERER GETS LOST, KILLED IN A.C. 437 05116194 3 26 ac94 A.C. MAN JAILED IN GUN-POINTING ACCUSATION 438 05117194 3 111 ac94 'BLUE FLU' HITS ATLANTIC CITY I NEARLY THE ENTIRE 439 05118194 3 74 ac94 A.C . POLICE BACK ON JOB ( DAY SHIFT iSICKOUT' ENDS 440 05119194 2 47 ac94 COMMUNITY POLICING IN ATLANTIC CITY HELPED BY DONA
A42 05121194 3 33 ac94 TEEN FACES WEAPONS CHARGES IN A.C. 443 05121194 2 50 ac94 A.C. TO PAY $~0,000 TO Mk~ OFFICER PLLEGEDLY ASSAU 444 05124194 2 62 ac94 A.C . POL ICE SEEK SUSPECTS IN THREE ROBBERIES 445 05125194 2 39 ac94 A.C. POLICE INVESTIGATING TWO ARMED ROBBERIES 446 05125 / 94 2 26 ac94 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE SEARCH FOR MISSING NEW YORK M 447 05126194 3 68 ac94 A.C. POLICE, FIREFIGHTERS WIN CONTRACTS AFTER DELA 448 05/31/94 2 49 ac94 A.C. POLICE SEEK SUSPECTS IN PAIR OF ARMED ROBBER! 664 Docs Pg 7 of 11 DO DATE FRE LINES DB HEADLINE 9 06/01/94 4 76 ac94 WHELAN DOCKS PAY OF (ATLANTIC CITY) COPS IN 'BLUE 450 06/02/94 4 74 ac94 WARRANTS ISSUED FOR A.C. COPS UPSET MAYOR, POLICE
452 06/02/94 3 62 ac94 'BLU FLU' DISPUTE AN OPEN OR SHUT CASE IN COURT 453 06/03/94 3 38 ac94 CITIZEN'S CALL HELPS COPS NAB ALLEGED A.C. DRUG DE 454 06/03/94 2 49 ac94 2 FACE CHARGES IN A.C. DRUG CASE 455 06/04/94 4 62 ac94 POLICE ACADEMY GRADUATES AIM AT COMMUNITY PEACE
457 06/09/94 2 106 ac94 ATLANTIC CITY WOMAN, 72, RESCUED FROM FIRE 458 06/09/94 2 26 ac94 CAMPBELL CONTINUES AS A.C. PBA CHIEF 459 06/10/94 2 34 ac94 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE SEEK 6 MEN IN 2 SEPARATE ARME 460 06/16/94 3 53 ac94 SEVERAL PEOPLE JUMP THE GUN ON A. C. WEAPONS SURREN 461 06/18/94 2 25 ac94 ATLANTIC CITY TO BEGIN WEEKLONG GUN SURRENDER PROG 462 06/20/94 2 103 ac94 N.Y. MURDER MAY BE SIGN OF A.C. ASIAN POWER STRUGG 463 06/21/94 2 71 ac94 CASH ON THE BARREL / ATLANTIC CITY PROGRAM NETS 10 464 06/22/94 3 59 ac94 FEMALE A.C POLICE DETECTIVE STABBED 3 TIMES BY GIR 465 06/22/94 2 70 ac94 COP EXPO OFFERS EVERYTHING FROM BULLETS TO BADGES 466 06/23/94 3 29 ac94 YOUTH IS SHOT IN A.C. 467 06/23/94 2 66 ac94 OFFICER STABLE AFTER STABBING 468 06/24/94 3 34 ac94 BOY, 16, ARRESTED IN A.C. SHOOTING 469 06/24/94 2 30 ac94 DRUG STING IN A.C. NETS ARREST OF ONE OF 4 SUSPECT 470 06/26/94 3 114 ac94 DOG-BITE LAWSUIT NIPS ATLANTIC CITY TAXPAYERS 471 06/26/94 3 31 ac94 MAN, DAUGHTER ROBBED IN A.C. CASINO HOTEL 472 06/26/94 2 33 ac94 ATLANTIC CITY OFFICER RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL AFTER 473 06/27/94 2 55 ac94 ATLANTIC CITY COLLECTS 500 GUNS IN BUYBACK PROGRAM 474 06/29/94 3 57 ac94 MAYOR TO REPLACE ATLANTIC CITY JUDGE 475 06/30/94 5 128 ac94 CLASH OVER CAS INO PLAN
478 07/01/94 3 21 ac94 MAN ARRESTED IN A.C. CAR BURGLARY 479 07/01/94 2 51 ac94 COMMUNITY POLICE PATROL BEGINS IN HOUSING PROJECT 480 07/04/94 3 40 ac94 POLICE: MAN LEARNS THE HARD WAY IN A. C. THAT YOU D 481 07/06/94 3 25 ac94 A.C. POLICE CHARGE CASINO WORKER WITH RING THEFT 482 07/07/94 3 40 ac94 ATLANTIC CITY COP CHARGED IN THREAT AGAINST WIFE F 483 07/07/94 3 69 ac94 MAN TALKED OUT OF JUMP FROM CRANE 484 07/07/94 3 29 ac94 FOUR ARRESTED IN A.C. COCAINE BUSTS 485 07/07/94 2 27 ac94 TUTORIALS BEGIN FOR CIVIL SERVICE EXAM 486 07/08/94 2 79 ac94 A.C. COP-AUTHOR'S WIFE DROPS COMPLAINT 487 07/08/94 2 43 ac94 CORR - A.C. POLICE ARREST SUSPECT IN MUGGING OF DE 488 07/10/94 4 42 ac94 5 ARRESTED IN A.C. ON DRUG CHARGES 489 07/11/94 3 31 ac94 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE SEARCHING FOR MAN IN ROBBERY 490 07/11/94 2 38 ac94 ATLANTIC CITY MEN CHARGED IN BIAS CRIME 491 07/12/94 3 29 ac94 EDISON MAN ROBBED IN A.C. 492 07/ 13/94 2 34 ac94 STANDOFF ENDS IN SURRENDER AFTER MOTHER TALKS WITH 493 07/ 13/94 2 88 ac94 PROGRAM ENCOURAGES COPS TO LIVE IN A.C. 494 07/14/94 2 60 ac94 A.C . COP, CITED FOR HOME ADDITION, SEEKS ZONING OK 495 07/15/94 3 30 ac94 3 SOUGHT IN ROBBERY OF A.C. MAN WHO WAS KNOCKED UN 496 07/15/94 2 37 ac94 A.C. POLICE ARREST 6 PEOPLE IN SERIES OF STREET-LE 497 07/ 16/94 2 27 ac94 ROOF COLLAPSES ON HOMELESS MAN 498 07/ 20/ 94 3 72 ac94 UNDERWATER TOW-AWAY ZONE SURFACES IN A.C. 499 07 / 20 / 94 2 37 ac94 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE NET SEVEN ON DRUG Clil~GES 500 07/21/94 2 72 ac94 COUNCIL WAIVES NATION OF ISLAM SECURITY FEE 501 07/23/94 3 47 ac94 SEVEN ARRESTED IN A.C. COCAINE SALES 502 07/25/94 2 22 ac94 CARDI FF MAN CHARGED WITH SELLING DRUGS 503 07/25/94 2 25 ac94 A.C. MEN CHARGED WITH SELLING DRUGS ; 504 07/26/94 2 92 ac94 MAN CHARGED IN AREA LOST-AND- FOUND s·CAM 505 07/26/94 2 29 ac94 POLICE INVESTIGATE CASINO ROBBERY 506 07/27/94 2 47 ac94 CITY FACILITIES MANAGER SAYS HE'LL CHALLENGE SUSPE 507 07/29/94 2 67 ac94 ELECTRONIC MONITORING SYSTEM PROPOSED FOR THREATEN 508 07/29/94 2 41 ac94 LIFEGUARDS, CITY WORKERS HELP NAB PURSE-SNATCHING 509 07/30/ 94 3 23 ac94 ATLANTIC CITY SWEARS IN 12 NEW POLICE OFFICERS 510 07/ 30/ 94 2 38 ac94 TWO ARRESTED IN ATLANTIC CITY 'PICKPOCKET' OPERATI 511 08/01/94 3 38 ac94 ATLANTIC CITY OFFICER INJURED IN CRASH 512 08/01/94 2 21 ac94 ATLP~TIC CITY TO HOLD NATIONAL NIGHT OUT ACTIVITIE 664 Docs Pg 8 of 11 DOC DATE FREQ LINES DB HEADLINE 513 08/02/94 2 19 ac94 LOCAL MAN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES 514 08/04/94 3 38 ac94 TWO YOUTHS SHOT BY TEENS ON BIKES IN A. C.; BOTH RE 515 08/04/94 2 43 ac94 A.C. LANDLORD CHARGED WITH BRIBERY ATTEMPT 516 08/04/94 2 24 ac94 ROBBERY SUSPECTS SOUGHT 517 08/05/94 2 30 ac94 GUNMAN LOCKS PAIR IN CLOSET IN ROBBERY 518 08/06/94 2 30 ac94 ELDERLY COUPLE INJURED WHEN CAR HITS BUS 519 08/08/94 2 26 ac94 3 ACCUSED IN DRUG SALES NEAR SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREAT 520 08/09/94 3 32 ac94 A.C. POLICE SEEK MAN IN MOTEL ROBBERY 521 08/11/ 94 3 29 ac94 A.C. POLICE CHARGE TWO WITH DISTRIBUTION OF CRACK 522 08/12/94 4 22 ac94 MAN STABBED ON VIRGINIA AVE . IN ATLANTIC CITY 52: 08/12/94 2 33 ac94 ATLANTIC CITY CAB DRIVER, 36, SHOT IN HAND BY ROBE 524 08/12/ 94 2 24 ac94 2 ARRESTED IN ATLANTIC CITY ; 62 CRACK VIALS SEIZED 525 08/13/94 2 50 ac94 ASPIRING COP FIGHTS ATLANTIC CITY RESIDENCY REQUIR 526 08/14/94 2 24 ac94 ATLANTIC CITY MAN ACCUSED OF COCAINE DEALING 527 08/15/94 2 49 ac94 SIX FACE DRUG CHARGES IN A.C. 528 08/16/94 3 23 ac94 COCAINE SEIZED IN ATLANTIC CITY; SUSPECT SOUGHT 529 08 / 16 / 94 2 23 ac94 A.C. POLICE SEEK MAN WHO ROBBED ON BICYCLE 530 08/17/94 2 31 ac94 A. C. POLICE SEEK SEX ASSAULT SUSPECT 531 08/17/94 2 32 ac94 A.C. POLICE SEEK SEX ASSAULT SUSPECT 532 08/19 / 94 2 29 ac94 ASSAILANT CUTS A.C. MAN ON ARM 533 08/19/94 2 35 ac94 TWO CHARGED I N COMPUTER THEFT AT ACHS
535 08/23/94 11 47 ac94 A.C. RESIDENT'S TIP LEADS TO ARREST OF 4 IN DRUG C
537 08/24/94 2 26 ac94 MAN HE LD I N BEATING OF PARKING ATTENDANT
'539 08/25/94 2 59 ac94 PBA WANTS . CITY TO PAY DAMAGES OFFICER ORDERED TOP 540 08/ 26/94 3 22 ac94 A.C. POLICE PLAN BICYCLE SAFETY CHECK SAT. 541 08/26/94 3 28 ac94 TWO VICTIMS SHOT AT SAME TIME IN ATLANTIC CITY 542 08/26/94 2 80 ac94 POLICE STATION PLANS STILL ON THE TABLE 543 08/26/94 2 51 ac94 CORR - PAIR CHARGED IN MUGGING OF UNDERCOVER ATLAN 544 08/28/94 3 229 ac94 THE UNDERWOOD MOTEL (BENEATH ATLANTIC CITY BOARDWA 545 08/29/94 3 38 ac94 A.C. YOUTH ACCUSED OF AIMING GUN AT COPS 546 08/31/94 2 53 ac94 MAN SHOT TO DEATH IN ATLANTI C CITY PARKING LOT 547 08/31/94 2 29 ac94 TWO FROM BULGARIA ROBBED ON BOARDWALK 548 09/01/94 2 25 ac94 VICTIM SPOTS ROBBERY SUSPECT AFTER 3 MONTHS 549 09/03/94 4 45 ac94 SPIKING THE BIKES / CUTS IN ATLANTIC CITY POLICE U 550 09/03/94 3 25 ac94 CRASH BACKS UP TRAFFIC OUT OF ATLANTIC CITY 551 09/ 03 / 94 2 120 ac94 STATE INSPECTORS CURB UNSAFE CASINO BUSES 552 09 / 04/94 3 33 ac94 A.C. TEEN CHARGED IN 2 AUGUST SHOOTING 553 09/07/94 2 23 ac94 MAYS LANDING MAN FACES DRUG CHARGES 554 09/08/94 4 55 ac94 POLICE ADVISORY COUNCIL INACTIVE
556 09/ 08 / 94 2 37 ac94 A.C. CHIEF RIFICE INVITED TO SIGNING OF CRIME BILL 557 09/ 09/ 94 3 51 ac94 TRUMP REFUND SQUEEZES BUDGET IN ATLANTIC CITY
559 09/10/94 2 26 ac94 MISSING A.C. MAN SOUGHT 560 09/12/94 3 24 ac94 ATLANTIC CITY MAN FACES DRUG CHARGES 561 0 9 / 12 / 94 2 30 ac94 2 ARRESTED AFTER DRUGS DROP INTO LOT 562 0 9 / 13 / 94 2 70 ac94 CRIME RATE IN ATLANTIC CITY CONTINUES TO DECLINE 563 09/ 13 / 94 2 33 ac94 COMPOSITES OF SUSPECTS SOUGHT IN AUGUST A.C. MURDE 564 0 9/15/94 2 29 ac94 A.C. MAN ARRESTED IN EARLY MORNING STABBING 565 09/16/ 94 2 41 ac94 OFFICIAL URG ES HURRIC.~E PREPAREDNESS 566 09/ 16/94 2 84 ac94 P~~E DECISION TO COME THIS MORNING 567 0 9 / 17/ 94 2 28 ac94 ROOFTOP COPS STOP PICKPOCKET SUSPECT~ 568 09/ 21/ 94 2 30 ac94 TWO MEN ROB A.C. MAN AT GUNPOINT 569 09 / 22 / 94 3 27 ac94 A.C. AGGRAVATED ASSAULT INVESTIGATED yo 09/22 / 94 2 27 ac94 MISSING CAMDEN WOMAN SOUGHT IN ATLANTIC CITY 571 09/23/94 4 70 ac94 POLICE ACADEMY'S DISMISSAL OF 5 BLACK CADETS WORRI 572 09/ 24/94 3 27 ac94 MAN SOUGHT IN A.C. ARMED ROBBERY OF BUSINESS PERSO 573 09/ 28 / 94 4 66 ac94 A.C. PANEL TO ASK REINSTATEMENT OF 4 POLICE TRAINE 574 09 / 28 / 94 3 85 ac94 ATLANTIC CITY HIGH SCHOOL VI OLENCE, INJURIES OUTRA 575 09/29/94 3 64 ac94 POLICE-SCHOOL POLICY ON RELEASING INFORMATION DISP 576 09/30/ 94 3 44 ac94 POLICY ON SCHOOL INCIDENTS REVISED 664 Docs Pg 9 of 11 DOC DATE FREQ LINES DB HEADLINE
578 10101194 3 28 ac94 9 EVACUATED DURING A.C. FIRE 579 10101194 2 19 ac94 POLICE DELAY ID ON DROWNING VICTIM 580 10101194 2 40 ac94 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE FIND BURGLARY SUSPECT UNDER H 581 10103194 3 24 ac94 A.C. MAN SHOT IN ROBBERY 582 10105194 3 23 ac94 FARRAKHAN SPEECH COST POLICE $7G. IN OVERTIME 583 10105194 2 32 ac94 AGGRAVATED ASSAULT CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST 2 OFFIC 584 10107194 2 49 ac94 A.C. PICKPOCKET SCHEME WAS NOTHING TO SNEEZE AT 585 10110194 3 34 ac94 A.C. OFFICER HURT WHEN CAR FLIPS AFTER COLLISION W 586 10111194 3 38 ac94 N.Y. WOMAN SLAIN IN ATLANTIC CITY MOTEL ROOM 587 10112194 2 48 ac94 (ATLANTIC) CITY SEEKS TO DROP FIRM CHOSEN TO BUILD 588 10113194 3 39 ac94 MAN SOUGHT IN ATLANTIC CITY LIQUOR STORE ROBBERY, 589 10114194 3 29 ac94 3 MEN SOUGHT IN SHOOTING OF ATLANTIC CITYMAN 590 10116194 4 61 ac94 ATLANTIC CITY COPS WOUND SHOOTING SUSPECT 591 10116194 3 93 ac94 HIT-AND-RUN KILLS A.C. GIRL, 6 I RELATIVES: CAB DR 592 10117194 3 57 ac94 A.C. MAN CHARGED IN SHOOTING 593 10117194 2 56 ac94 A.C. POLICE IMPOUND CAR IN HIT, RUN I SEARCH CONTI 594 10118194 3 25 ac94 SEARCH CONTINUES FOR HIT-AND- RUN DRIVER 595 10123194 2 43 ac94 POLICE CHARGE A.C . MAN WITH ROBBERY OF COUPLE AT H 596 10125194 3 34 ac94 SUSPECTS SOUGHT IN SHOOTINGS OF THREE MEN IN A.C. 597 10126194 3 34 ac94 TWO-CAR CRASH SNARLS TRAFFIC ON EXPRESSWAY IN A.C. 598 10126194 2 41 ac94 CORR - POLICE ARREST MAN WITH SHOTGUN IN ATLANTIC 599 10127194 5 27 ac94 A.C. MAN CHARGED WITH COCAINE POSSESSION 600 10127194 2 102 ac94 FINALLY, PAL FINDS A HOME IN ATLANTIC CITY 601 10128194 2 51 ac94 CORR - CROSSBOW ROBBERY ATTEMPT THWARTED 602 10129194 3 35 ac94 STATE POLICE RELEASE SKETCH OF MAN WANTED IN A.C. 603 11101194 3 35 ac94 POLICE SEEK SUSPECT, POSSIBLE VICTIM IN ATLANTIC C 604 11102194 4 32 ac94 ABSECON MAN ARRESTED IN A.C. ON DRUG CHARGES 605 11103194 4 53 ac94 4 ARRESTED ON WEAPONS, DRUG CHARGES IN 3 INCIDENTS 606 11103194 4 71 ac94 A.C. TO CONSIDER ADDING POLICE INSPECTOR 607 11110194 3 62 ac94 A.C. COUNCIL VOTE TO EXPAND POLICE INSPECTORS RANK 608 11111194 3 70 ac94 A.C. OFFICIAL CHARGED IN FALSE POLICE REPORT 609 11112194 3 95 ac94 GUNFIRE ERUPTS IN ATLANTIC CITY CLUB; 4 WOUNDED 610 11112194 2 23 ac94 A. C. MAN FACES HEROIN CHARGES 611 11/14194 2 37 ac94 7 FACE DRUG CHARGES IN ATLANTIC CITY 612 11116194 3 38 ac94 A.C. POLICE SEIZE DRUGS, 9MM PISTOL 613 11117194 2 47 ac94 TWO CHARGED IN ROBBERY, BEATING OF A.C. MAN, 55 614 11117194 2 25 ac94 NIGHTCLUB SHOOTING VICTIM REPORTED IN STABLE CONDI 615 111181 94 3 76 ac94 UNION: CUTBACKS NOT SAFE FOR COPS 616 111 18194 3 51 ac94 CORR - CHIEF RIFICE REALIGNS RANKS OF INSPECTORS 617 11118194 3 46 ac94 A.C. POLICE BRIEFS 618 11118194 2 46 ac94 REWARD FUND INCREASES FOR TIPS IN HIT AND RUN 619 11119194 2 76 ac94 WHELAN FAULTS PBA FOR POLICE UNDERSTAFFING 620 11119194 2 46 ac94 3 CHARGED IN ROBBERY OF PIZZA DRIVER 621 11124194 2 31 ac94 ROBBERY SUSPECT APPREHENDED IN A.C. 622 11126194 2 57 ac94 A.C. COP SHOOTS DOG THAT MAULED SMALLER CANINE
624 11129194 3 33 ac94 A.C. GAS STATION ATTENDANT ASSAULTED BY SIX ATTACK 625 11130194 4 30 ac94 POLK TO BE PROMOTED TO POST AS FIFTH A.C. POLICE I 626 11/30194 2 30 ac94 GUNS, DRUGS UNIT ARRESTS SOMERS POINT COUPLE 627 12 /02194 3 64 ac94 A.C . POLICE GET A JUMP ON THREE TEEN ROBBERS, SAVE 628 12103194 2 72 ac94 COMSERVE CIVIL SUITS HEAD FOR TRIAL DATE 629 12103194 2 41 ac94 22 NEW OFFICERS GRADUATE AT COUNTY POLICE ACADEMY 630 12105194 3 51 ac94 SEVERAL ARRESTED IN A.C. ON DRUG CHARGES 631 12 /08194 2 25 ac94 A.C. COPS GIVE SHOPPERS AN EARLY XMA$ GIFT
633 12110194 4 29 ac94 A.C. COPS CHARGE 2 IN STRONG-ARM ROBBERY 634 12111194 2 38 ac94 A.C. WOMAN ARRESTED FOR LEAVING 4 CHILDREN AT HOME 635 12112/94 2 61 ac94 HOW TO BE A COOL KID? START A TRADE WITH ACPD CARD 636 12112 / 94 2 49 ac94 MOM STILL JAILED ON CHARGES OF LEAVING KIDS 637 12/13194 3 32 ac94 A.C. MAN ACCUSED OF TRYING TO SELL STOLEN CAR 638 12113194 3 29 ac94 A.C. WOMAN, 81, ASSAULTED BY INTRUDER 639 12/15194 2 58 ac94 A.C. POLICE ARREST 23 IN TWO - DAY DRUG SWEEP 640 12/16/94 4 33 ac94 A. C. MAN SHOT IN HAND DURING ROBBERY ATTEMPT 664 Docs Pg 10 of 11 DOC DATE FREQ LINES DB HEADLINE 641 12/ 16/94 4 92 ac94 POLICE FROM 3 AREAS PACK COURT IN SUIT OVER A BRAW 642 12/16/94 2 32 ac94 MALE ACHS STUDENT CHARGED WITH HITTING FEMALE IN T 643 12/16/94 2 68 ac94 ATTORNEY SEEKS USRY LEGAL FEES FROM A.C. 644 12/17/94 5 52 ac94 CORR - TESTIMONY CONTINUES IN COPS ' ASSAULT TRIAL 645 12/17/94 3 53 ac94 6 CHARGED IN BRAWL / AFTER-SCHOOL INCIDENT IN A.C. 646 12/17/94 2 58 ac94 LONG-AWAITED PAL CENTER OPENS FOR ATLANTIC CITY YO 647 12/17/94 2 36 ac94 EX-EAGLE CHARGED WITH HITTING EX -GIRLFRIEND IN A.C
650 12/21/94 7 33 ac94 TWO MALES SOUGHT IN A.C. SHOOTING
652 12/23/94 5 20 ac94 POLICE SEEK INFORMATION IN A.C . SHOOTING 653 12/23/94 3 48 ac94 TWO YOUTHS ARE ARRESTED IN B'WALK ROBBERY STRING 654 12/23/94 2 83 ac94 BELLEVILLE COP FOUND GUILTY IN FRACAS; A.C. COP CL 655 12/24/94 4 30 ac94 TWO ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES IN ATLANTIC CITY 656 12/24/94 3 38 ac94 TWO ARMED MEN ROB A.C. RESTAURANT 657 12/24/94 3 34 ac94 PAIR SOUGHT IN A.C. ROBBERY OF CAB DRIVER 658 12/24/94 3 22 ac94 POLICE PROBE A.C. STREET FIGHT, SHOOTING 659 12/27/94 3 92 ac94 PBA RENEWS PRESSURE FOR NEW BUILDING FOR ATLANTIC 660 12/27/94 2 45 ac94 RETARDED MAN MISSING AFTER ATLANTIC CITY TOUR 661 12/27/94 2 42 ac94 PATROL CAR IN REVERSE BACKS INTO ATLANTIC CITY COP 662 12/29/94 2 45 ac94 SHOTS ARE FIRED INTO PARKED CAR; ONE WOUNDED 663 12/30/94 5 35 ac94 N.Y. WOMAN ROBBED ON A.C . BOARDWALK 664 12/31/94 2 57 ac94 A.C. MAN STABLE AFTER JUMPING FROM WINDOW
664 Docs Pg 11 of 11 DOC DATE FREQ LINES DB HEADLINE 1 01/03/95 3 24 ac95 A. C. POLICE ARREST MAN FOR HOLDING GUN 2 01 / 03/95 2 24 ac95 P'VILLE MAN CHARGED IN OCT. SHOOTING 3 01/04/95 5 25 ac95 TEEN ARESSTED ON BURGLARY CHARGES IN ATLANTIC CITY 4 01/05/95 3 54 ac95 MAN CHARGED IN ATLANTIC CITY FIGHT FILES COUNTER C 5 01 / 10/ 95 4 34 ac95 A.C. MAN, TEEN ARRESTED ON GUN, DRUG CHARGES 6 01/10/ 95 2 25 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY MENARRESTED ON COCAINE CHARGES 7 01/12/95 4 43 ac95 NEIGHBOR'S TIP HELP ATLANTIC CITY POLICE NAB 2, SE 8 01/12/95 2 83 ac95 BOXING / PAZIENZA READY FOR REMATCH 9 01/14/95 3 37 ac95 PAIR ARRESTED IN A . C. STRONG-ARMED ROBB ERY 10 01/15/95 3 26 ac95 A.C. MAN INJURED IN DRIVE-BY SHOOTING 11 01 /17/95 4 28 ac95 MAN SHOT TO DEATH IN ATLANTI C CITY 12 01/17/95 2 74 ac95 WHELAN'S BUDGET TO SEEK 16-CENT TAX HIKE 13 01/19/95 2 8 0 ac 9 5 WHELAN: CITY MUST MOVE AHEAD ON ITS OWN 14 01/20/95 5 31 ac95 MAN STABBED IN ATLANTIC CITY; SUSPECT SOUGHT 15 01/20/95 4 62 ac95 SHORE PARK PROJECT TO GET EXTRA POLICE 16 01/20/95 3 35 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY GETS THE DROP ON CRIME 17 01 /22/95 3 26 ac95 TEEN CHARGED WITH BREAKING INFANT'S LEG 18 01/23/95 2 72 ac95 (JAMES ) BRADY ADDRESSES OFFICERS IN ATLANTIC CITY 19 01/25/95 2 31 ac95 A.C. TEEN CHARGED WITH SLASHING STUDENT AT SCHOOL 20 01/26/95 2 4 6 ac95 DOG SHOOTINGS BY A.C. COP AWA IT PROSECUTOR'S REVI E 21 01/27/95 4 48 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE HOPE ARRESTS CLEAN UP GRAFFIT 22 01/27/95 2 3 7 ac95 CORR - SUSPECT SOUGHT I N ATLANTIC CITY ARMED ROBBE 23 01/28/95 3 43 ac95 ATLANT IC CITY COP LOSES IN BIAS CASE AGAINST CITY 24 01/28/95 2 46 ac95 A.C. COPS SWEAR IN FIRST FEMALE CAPTAIN 25 01/29/95 3 30 ac95 MAN ROBBED IN A.C., 3 SOUGHT IN ATTACK 26 01/29/95 3 30 ac95 BULLET RIPS THROUGH FAMILY ' S A.C. APARTMENT 2 7 01/30/95 3 44 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY OFFICER MAKES 5TH GUN ARREST IN MONT 28 01/31/95 3 39 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE ARREST 5 ON DRUG CHARGES 29 01/31/95 2 35 ac95 SOMERS POINT WOMAN ROBBED OF JEWELRY
31 02/01/95 2 66 ac95 RESCUE MISSION NO SAFE HAVEN FOR CRIMINALS 32 02/02/95 3 35 ac9 5 ATLANTIC CITY MAN CRITI CAL AFTER BEING SHOT 33 02/02/95 3 23 ac95 PAIR ARRESTED IN ATLANTIC CITY DRUG RAID 34 02/02/95 2 42 ac95 A.C. COUNCIL CLEARS $15M. FOR POLICE BUILDING LOT, 35 02/04/95 3 80 ac95 A NEW STATION? POLICE STILL WAITING FOR EVIDENCE 36 02/05/95 2 35 a c 95 BLAZE HEAVILY DAMAGES CHELSEA HOUSE IN A.C. 3 7 02/08/95 3 59 ac95 MAN'S FROZEN BODY FOUND IN ATLANTIC CITY BUILDING 38 02/09/95 2 103 ac95 $750,000 POLICE GRANT SOUNDS NICE - BUT THERE 'S A 39 02/09/95 2 35 ac95 TEEN SHOT IN LEG BY BI CYCLIST IN A.C.; GUNMAN STIL 40 02/11/95 3 41 ac95 ELDERLY CITY COUPLE ROBBED I N OWN HOME 41 02/11/95 2 24 ac95 EHC MAN ARRESTED ON GUN CHARGES IN A.C. 42 02/14/95 3 20 ac95 MAN FOUND DEAD IN ATLANTIC CITY SHOOTING 43 02/15/95 2 44 ac95 VICTIM OF SHOOTING IDENTIFIED 44 02/16/95 2 89 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY PUTS OFF VOTE ON POLICE STATION 45 02/17/95 2 18 ac95 A.C. PAL HOLDS YOUTH REGISTRATION DRIVE 46 02/17/95 2 23 ac95 MAN ROBBED OF $200 AT CASINO RESTROOM 47 02/17/95 2 70 ac95 A.C. DRUG GANG 'ERADICATED' IN ARRESTS BY FEDS, PO 48 02/18/ 95 3 46 ac95 POLICE SEEK 2 IN SHOOTING OF A.C. MAN 49 02/19/95 3 55 ac95 2ND ATLANTIC CITY MAN SHOT ON NORTH VIRGINIA 50 02/19/95 2 28 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY MAN ARRESTED IN ROBBERY AT TAJ
52 02/21/95 5 32 ac95 POLICE SEEK MAN IN A.C . STABBING 53 02/21/95 4 36 ac95 A.C. MAN ARRESTED ON DRUG , WEAPONS CHARGES 54 02/21/95 3 59 ac95 POLICE: 2 ATLANTIC CITY SHOOTINGS NOT LINKED TO AR 55 02/21/95 3 33 ac95 3 SOUGHT IN A.C. DELI ROBBERY ·; 56 02/21/95 3 27 ac9 5 WOMAN KILLED IN ATLANTIC CITY SHOOTING 5 7 02/21/95 2 2 7 ac95 ATLANT IC FIREFIGHTERS, COPS HONORED BY CLUB '58 02/22/95 4 31 ac95 N.Y. MAN ARRESTED IN ATLANT IC CITY, CHARGED WITH S 59 02/23/95 4 35 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE OFFICER HURT AFTER CRASHING T
61 02/24/95 2 6 0 ac95 WOMAN TESTIFIES THAT ATLANTIC CITY POLICE BEAT HER 62 02/24/95 2 60 ac95 SUSPECT VOWED TO KILL MILLS, COPS SAY 63 02/26/95 4 43 ac95 A.C. POLICE ARREST MAN SUSPECTED IN 2 PARKING GARA 64 02/26/95 3 50 ac95 CORR - A.C. COP KILLS DOG THAT REPORTEDLY ATTACKED 984 Docs Pg 1 of 16 DOC DATE FREQ LINES DB HEADLINE 65 02/26/ 95 3 30 ac95 MAN, 74, ROBBED AT SANDS CASINO 66 02/28/95 2 35 ac95 CORR - SID EMPLOYEE, SHERIFF 'S OFFICERS CHASE DOWN 67 03/01/95 2 44 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY COP DENIES HITTING WOMAN DURING 1990 68 03/01/95 2 40 ac95 MURDER SUSPECT ARRESTED IN A.C. 69 03/02/95 3 87 ac95 COUNCIL OKS NEW HOME FOR ATLANTIC CITY COPS
71 03/02 / 95 2 35 ac95 JURY CLEARS TWO A.C. OFFICERS ACCUSED OF BEATING W 72 03/03/95 3 39 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY SEARCH NETS DRUGS, LOADED HANDGUN 73 03/06/95 2 61 ac95 DUCKTOWN WELCOMES POLICE STATTON
75 03/11/95 2 56 ac95 POLICE DOG PUTS THE BITE ON ARMED- ~O~tlBRY SUSPECT 76 03/13/95 2 31 ac95 POLICE SEEK INFORMATION ON MISSING A.C. WOMA~ 77 03 / 14/ 95 2 72 ac95 NEW ATLANTIC CITY POLICE STATION MAY BE BUILT BY C 78 03/15/95 3 26 ac95 POLICE ARREST TWO YOUNG BOYS ON ASSAULT CHARGE 79 03/15/95 3 21 ac95 A.C. CAB DRIVER SHOT; 2 JUVENILES IN CUSTODY 80 03/16/95 3 30 ac95 THREE TEENS SHOOT ATLANTIC CITY TEENAGER 81 03/16/95 3 52 ac95 3 CHARGED IN ATTEMPTED ROBBERY, SHOOTING OF C.~ DR 82 03/16/ 95 3 26 ac95 A.C. MAN HELD ON HEROIN-SUPPLY CHARGES 83 03/16/95 2 20 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY WOMAN REPORTED MISSING BACK HOME 84 03/17/95 2 29 ac95 A.C. MAN STABBED IN HAND DURING FIGHT 85 03/18/95 3 35 ac95 WOMAN ROBBED, FORCED TO MAKE BANK WITHDRAWAL IN A. 86 0 3 /19 / 95 3 30 ac95 A.C. POLICE ARREST MAN IN ALLEGED SHOOTING TRY 87 03/20/95 3 39 ac95 4 CHARGED IN ANTIQUE FAIR THEFTS 88 03/21/95 2 47 ac95 WOMAN HITS CAB DRIVER WITH BRICK AND STEALS CAB 89 03/22/95 5 38 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE FIND CAB HIJACKED BY PASSENGE 90 03/23/95 4 28 ac95 ATLANTIC r.TTY MAN ARRESTED AFTER DRUG SEARCH
92 03/23/95 2 23 a c95 MAN ARRESTED FOR POINTING GUN AT TRASH MEN 93 03/24/95 3 28 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY MAN STABBED FIVE TIMES DURING FIGHT 94 03/29/95 2 110 ac95 A.C. POOL GUARD ' S CONDUCT PROBED ~5 03/30/95 3 46 ac95 ALLEGED ATLANTIC CITY DRUG DEALER ARRESTED · ~6 03/30/95 2 49 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY MAN TESTIFIES POLICE OFFICER BEAT HI •97 03/ 31/95 2 75 ac95 OFFICER TESTIFIES HE DOESN 'T RECALL STRIKING HANDC 98 04/ 01/95 2 26 ac95 A.C. WOMAN ACCUSED OF SHOWING PORNOGRAPHIC VIDEOTA 99 04/04/95 2 33 ac95 STORE EMPLOYEE THWARTS ARMED ROBBERY
101 04/06/95 3 37 ac95 FOUR PEOPLE INJURED IN ATLANTIC CITY WHEN VAN FLIP 102 04 /06/95 2 48 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY HOUSING PANEL SEEKS BIDS FOR SECURIT 1 03 04 /06/95 2 28 ac95 SUSPECT SOUGHT IN ATLANTIC CITY PURSEOSNATCHING FR 104 04/06/95 2 27 ac95 MAN SEEN TAKING DRYER FROM ATLANTIC CITY HOUSE 105 04 /18/95 2 35 ac95 MAN SOUGHT IN ATL~~TIC CITY STRONG-ARM ROBBERY 106 04/19/95 2 49 ac95 POLICE SNARE ALLEGED ATLANTIC CITY GANG MEMBER 107 04/20/95 2 92 ac95 TAJ TO TEST PATROL IN BID TO TRIM SECURITY GUARDS 108 04/21/95 3 29 ac95 LOCAL MAN CHARGED IN STRING OF ROBBERIES 109 04/22/95 2 89 ac95 CABBIE INDICTED IN DEATH OF GIRL . 6
111 04/25/95 2 109 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY CRIME ~~TE DROPS / BUT DECREAS E IN P :12 04/ 26/95 2 33 ac95 MAN SOUGHT IN S EX ASSAULT OF A.C. WOMAN 113 04 / 27/95 2 34 ac95 POLICE: WOMAN MAKES FRIENDS, THEN ROBS ATLANTIC CI 114 04/2 7/ 95 2 26 ac95 POLICE ASK FOR HELP TO FIND SCHOOL THIEVES 115 04/29/95 2 28 ac95 SUSPECT SOUGHT IN A.C. STABBING 116 04/29/95 2 46 ac95 ARSON ~~TE INCREASES IN A.C.
118 05/02/95 2 42 ac95 RESORT POLICE TO BE WIRED WITH NEW COMPUTER SYSTEM 119 05/03 / 95 2 27 ac95 N.Y. WOMAN CHARGED WITH SELLING COC~NE 120 05/04/95 2 25 ac95 FIVE CHARGED WITH DRUG POSSESSION IN ATLANTIC CITY 121 0 5/04/95 2 43 ac95 TIP LEADS FBI, POLICE TO ATLANTIC CITY SUSPECT WHO 122 05/06/95 2 3 7 ac95 A.C. TEEN CHARGED FOR ALLEGEDLY POINTING HANDGUN A 123 05/07/95 2 35 ac95 TWO PIZZA DELIVERYMEN ROBBED IN ATLANTIC CITY 124 05/12/95 2 29 ac95 A.C. MAN CHARGED WITH SHOOTING AT MOTORIST 125 05/ 16/95 3 40 ac95 SUIT CLAIMS 2 ATLANTIC CITY COPS' SUPPORT FOR MUNO 126 05/ 17/ 95 2 50 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY RAID NETS FOUR DRUG ARRESTS 127 05/19/95 2 24 ac95 POLICE SEEK INFORMATION ON VACUUM THEFT 128 05 / 19/95 2 4 0 ac95 A.C. POLICE STAKE-OUT UNIT THWARTS ROBBERY ATTEMPT 984 Docs Pg 2 of 16 DOC DATE FREQ LINES DB HEADLINE 129 05/19/95 2 34 ac95 MANAGER OF SAM'S CHARGED IN $100G. THEFT 130 05/19/95 2 29 ac95 LOTTERY WINNINGS DON'T LAST LONG FOR ROBBERY VICTI 131 05/21/95 2 35 ac95 3 ATLANTIC CITY MEN ARRESTED IN ROBBERY ATTEMPT 132 05/21/95 2 49 ac95 SUPER SATURDAY FESTIVAL IN ATLANTIC CITY DRAWS 20, 133 05/25/95 2 82 ac95 INFORMANT ADMITS LYING TO COPS IN SILIGATO CASE 134 05/26/95 3 39 ac95 TWO MEN ARRESTED IN A.C. CHARGED IN ARMED ROBBERY 135 05/27/95 2 66 ac95 JUDGE REFUSES TO GIVE NEW TRIAL TO SILIGATO 136 05/31/95 2 35 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE ARREST FOUR ON DRUG CHARGES 137 06/02/95 2 34 ac95 STUDENT, 19, CHARGED IN STABBING AT ACHS
139 06/07/95 3 52 ac95 A.C. ~~ FIGHT RULING ON FIREFIGHTER IN RACIAL SLUR 140 06/08/95 4 28 ac95 COPS SEEK ATLANTIC CITY MAN IN SHOOTING INCIDENT 141 06/08/95 2 61 ac95 POLICE WARN OF PHONE SCAMS 142 06/08/95 2 42 ac95 4 TEENS CHARGED IN ATLANTIC CITY ARMED ROBBERY ~RV
144 06/11/95 2 113 ac95 WORKER FALLS TO DEATH AT CASINO WORK SITE 145 06/13/95 2 50 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE STATION PROJECT ON SCHEDULE 146 06/14 /95 2 38 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY VICE UNIT ARRESTS FIVE ON DRUG CHARG 147 06/14/95 2 41 ac95 'FOUND MONEY' CON ARTISTS BILK WOMAN OUT OF $4.000
149 06/19/95 3 51 ac95 POLICE FIND TROUBLE, BUT NOT MURDER SUSPECT, IN AT 150 06/19/95 3 89 ac95 SUSPECT EVADES CAPTURE / ATLANTIC CITY MAN SOUGHT 151 06/20/95 3 40 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY DRUG UNIT ARRESTS FOUR SUSPECTS ON H 152 06/20/95 2 27 ac95 MAN SOUGHT IN FAILED CARJACKING IN ATLANTIC CITY 153 06/21/95 5 61 ac95 POLICE CONFISCATE CRACK FROM A.C. ROOMING HOUSE 154 06/21/95 2 70 ac95 OFFICERS SET SIGHTS ON LATEST WARES AT A.C. EXPO 155 06/23/95 2 239 ac95 PROFILE OF A KILLER / READY TO SNAP (DARNELL COLLI 156 06/24/95 2 35 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY COP CAR SWERVES, HITP FIVE PARKED CA
158 06/28/95 2 40 ac95 NOTARY PUBLIC HELPS POLICE STAMP OUT CRIME IN ATLA 159 07/04/95 3 32 ac95 FIREWORKS COMPLAINT LEADS TO A.C. DRUG BUST 160 07/04/95 3 28 ac95 A.C. COPS LOWER THE BOOM ON ALLEGED FIREWORKS SALE 161 07/05/95 2 30 ac95 POLICE SEEK INFO ON A.C. ARMED ROBBERY 162 07/06/95 2 33 ac95 A.C. STREET FIGHT RESULTS IN STABBING 163 07/07/95 2 47 ac95 A.C. HIRES ARCHITECTS FOR POLICE STATION 164 07/08/95 3 35 ac95 BANK ROBBED IN A.C. / MAN THREATENS BANK TELLER, F 165 07/10/95 2 46 ac95 TWO ARRESTED, ONE STILL SOUGHT, IN ARMED ROBBERY 0 166 07/11/95 3 29 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE RELEASE SKETCH OF SUSPECT IN 167 07/11/95 2 29 ac95 POLICE RELEASE PHOTOS OF BANK ROBBER 168 07/12/95 3 29 ac95 BANK PHOTO LEADS TO ATLANTIC CITY ROBBERY SUSPECT 169 07/13/95 2 66 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY INSPECTORS, COPS SWEEP FLORIDA AVE. 170 07/14/95 3 30 ac95 TWO MORE ARRESTED IN ATLANTIC CITY BANK ROBBERY 171 07/15/95 3 29 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY MAN STABBED IN FIGHT ON BEACH
173 07/21/95 2 35 ac95 A.C. DEBATES BUYING VANS OR BUS TO TRANSPORT PRISO 174 07/22/95 4 37 ac95 POLICE CHASE OF STOLEN PIZZA TRUCK ENDS WITH ARRES 175 07/22/95 4 48 ac95 COMMUNITY POLICE MOVE INTO STANLEY HOLMES VILLAGE 176 07/26/95 3 48 ac95 VICE UNIT DETECTIVES IN A.C. ARREST SIX ALLEGED DR 177 07/26/95 3 27 ac95 A.C. POLICE PROBE FATAL ACCIDENT 178 07/27/95 3 46 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY [·l.AJ."l CHARGED IN SHOOTOUT WITH COPS J.-79 07/27/95 2 82 ac95 STRICTER CODE ENFORCEMENT HAS ITS COSTS 180 07/ 27/ 95 2 75 ac95 COURT OVERTURNS CONVICTION OF FORMER ATLANTIC CITY 181 07/29/95 2 34 ac95 A.C. WOMAN IN STABLE CONDITION AFTER LEAP FROM OCE 182 08/01/95 2 40 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE ARREST TWO MEN SUSPECTED IN A 183 08/02/95 3 41 ac95 FIVE ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES ~ 184 08/06/95 4 25 ac95 COPS: ATLANTIC CITY MAN NABBED AFTER BURGLARY WITH 185 08/08/95 3 65 ac95 A.C. POLICE CAPTURE CONVICT WHO FLED HALFWAY HOUSE 186 08/10/95 2 41 ac95 FIVE ARRESTED IN ATLANTIC CITY ON NARCOTICS CHARGE 187 08/11/95 2 42 ac95 POLIC~ ;..?3.£ST ~:-:?. =:~ :!:.)T ~I..EGED DRIVE-BY SHOOTING; 188 08/11/95 2 34 ac95 POLIC=: ~;_-, _ .-.. _ -,. -·.·- ·. :~: : . -:-::-.:::·-:-.; 189 08/12/95 4 35 ac95 WOMAN STRUCK AND ~OBBED NEAR ATLANTIC CITY TRAIN S 190 08/12/95 3 33 ac95 ATLANTIC COUNTY POLICE ACADEMY MARKS GRADUATION, P 191 08/14/95 2 27 ac95 SLITHERY INTRUDER REMOVED FROM APARTMENT IN ATLANT 192 08/15/95 2 29 ac95 MAN ARRESTED IN A.C. AGGRAVATED SEX ASSAULT 984 Docs Pg 3 of 16 DOC DATE FREQ LINES DB HEADLINE 193 08/17/95 3 66 ac95 A.C. VICE COPS NAB 4 ADULTS, PLEASANTVILLE TEEN ON 194 08/17/95 2 48 ac95 4 INVESTIGATIONS LEAD TO 5 ARRESTS ON GUN AND DRUG 195 08/18/95 2 52 ac95 YEARLONG STING IN A.C. NETS FOUR ALLEGED DRUG DEAL 196 08/18/95 2 32 ac95 THREE ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES IN ATLANTIC CITY 197 08/19/95 3 34 ac95 WOMAN ASSAULTED UNDERNEATH ATLANTIC CITY BOARDWALK 198 08/19/95 2 84 ac95 SHOWBOAT ARMED THEFT YIELDS $250 FOR ASSAILANT 199 08/19/95 2 26 ac95 9-MONTH-OLD THROWN FROM CAR IN A.C. CRASH 200 08/20/95 2 96 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY COPS EXPOSE ALL-NUDE CLUB, BUST 12 0
202 08/2J/95 2 41 ac95 ROBBERS HIT PLAZA CASINO FLOOR
2U'! uS/ 23/ 95 ~ ~~ ac95 SKETCH OF CASINO ROBBERY SUSPECT RELEASED 205 08/23/95 2 59 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY COPS ARREST 8 OVER WEEKEND ON DRUG C 206 08/24/95 3 41 ac95 MATERIALS AT HOTEL MAY BE LINKED TO CASINO SCAM 207 08/24/95 2 26 ac95 A.C. MAN HURT WHEN FIREWORKS EXPLODE IN HAND 208 08/24/95 2 39 ac95 FIVE CHARGED IN 3 SEPERATE ATLANTIC CITY DRUG ARRE 209 08/25/95 3 67 ac95 ALL-NUDE JUICE BAR CLOSED IN A. C. PLANS TO REOPEN 210 08/25/95 2 37 ac95 POLICE INVESTIGATING S I MILAR ROBBERIES ON OCEAN AV 211 08/26/95 4 94 ac95 MAN ADMITS 3 CASINO HOLDUPS 212 08/26/95 3 43 ac95 CORR - BIG WHEEL AROUND THE CITY / A.C. POLICE CHI 213 08/26/95 2 19 ac95 FACADE SECTION OF A.C. POLICE STATION REMOVED 214 08/28/95 2 37 ac95 A.C. MAN ACCUSED OF ATTEMPTED SHOOTING 215 08/29/95 2 45 ac95 RAID ON LOANSHARK RING YIELDS 10 ARRESTS 216 08/29/95 2 92 ac95 CASINO ROB SUSPECT ARRAIGNED
218 08/30/95 3 36 ac95 TWO A.C. COPS HELP MAN FROM BURNING BUILDING 219 09/01/95 3 60 ac95 POLICE HAIL CAB DRIVER ON DRUG CHARGES 220 09/01/95 3 43 ac95 ALLEGED A.C . CAR THIEF CAUGHT AFTER CHASE, TWO CRA 221 09/02/95 4 36 ac95 3 ACCUSED OF PROSTITUTION AT A.C. MASSAGE BUSINESS 222 09/02/95 2 33 ac95 CASINO SHUTTLE BUS DRIVERS HOLD WORK STOPPAGE IN A
224 09/05/95 3 41 ac95 EHT WOMAN ABDUCTED WAITING FOR A BUS IN ATLANTIC C 225 09/14/95 ? 26 ac95 A.C. COPS SEEK CLUES IN HOLDUP AT PARK
227 09/19/95 3 31 ac95 HAMMONTON MAN WHO REPORTED ATLANTIC CITY ARMED ROB 228 09/21/95 2 37 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE SEEK 3 IN $75 HOLDUP OF LOCAL 229 09/21/95 2 32 ac95 HANG-UP CALL LEADS TO ARREST OF ERIAL MAN ON SEX A 230 09/24/95 2 46 ac95 HOLE LOT OF WATCHING GOING ON /ATLANTIC CITY OFFIC 231 09/25/95 2 20 ac95 WORK TO CAUSE CONTINUED CONGESTION NEAR X'WAY IN A 232 09/26/95 3 31 ac95 2 ATLANTIC CITY MEN HELD IN ATTEMPTED SHOTGUN ROBB 233 09/26/95 2 23 ac95 SERVICES FOR ATLANTIC CITY CAPT. JOHN C. DEVINE 234 09/27/95 2 66 ac95 SLEUTH QUALIFIES ASIAN MOB INFORMATION 235 10/01/95 2 53 ac95 TWO INJURED IN ATLANTIC CITY SHOOTING / MAN, 13-YE 236 10/03/95 2 37 ac95 FOUR MEN, JUVENILE ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES 237 10/03/95 2 29 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE INVESTIGATING LEADS IN THEFT 238 10/06/95 3 24 ac95 $10,000 IN CHIPS STOLEN FROM CLARIDGE 239 10107195 2 62 ac95 GAMING I WANNABE ANOTHER A.C.? /MD . OFFICIALS CO 240 10110/95 2 101 ac95 GUNSHOT KILLS ATLANTIC CITY BOY, 4 I 2-YEAR-OLD HU 241 101 111 95 3 32 ac95 MAN SOUGHT BY ATL~~TIC CITY POLICE IN ROBBERY OF M 242 10111/ 95 3 75 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY COPS SEIZE 253 BAGS OF COCAINE, NAB
244 10/12195 2 39 ac95 MAN SOUGHT IN ASSAULT OF CAB DRIVER 245 10112195 2 24 ac95 2 ATLANTIC CITY RESIDENTS ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES 246 10115195 2 33 ac95 MISSING PA. MAN SOUGHT IN ATLANTIC CITY, OCEAN CIT 247 101151 95 2 29 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY MAN ACCUSED OF ASSAULTi ROBBERY 248 10/16/ 95 3 50 ac95 EIGHT ACCUSED OF DRUG TRAFFICKING I N A.C. 249 101181 95 3 24 ac95 POLICE SAY MAN JUMPED TO DEATH FROM CASINO GARAGE 250 :!.0118/95 2 39 ac95 EIGHT FACE DRUG CHARGES AFTER ATLANTIC CITY SURVEI 251 10120195 5 34 ac95 VA. MAN UPS2T BY G~~B L ING LOSS OF $25G ., THREATENS 252 10/ 201 95 3 39 ac95 SEARCH FOR ESCAPED KILLER COMES UP EMPTY 253 101 20/ 95 2 21 ac95 4 ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES 254 10120195 2 30 ac95 SMOKE ALARM ALERTS FAMILY TO ATLANTIC CITY FIRE 255 10122195 2 98 ac95 TROUBLE STARTED EARLY ON FOR ATLANTIC CITY SLAYING 256 10/23/95 2 29 ac95 TWO ACCUSED OF BURGLARY IN ATLANTIC CITY 984 Docs Pg 4 of 16 DOC DATE FREQ LINES DB HEADLINE 257 10/27/95 2 31 ac95 COPS NAB FIVE ON DRUG, WEAPONS CHARGES 258 10/28/95 3 28 ac95 TWO ATLANTIC CITY MEN ACCUSED OF ARMED ROBBERY 259 11/01/95 3 31 ac95 POLICE SEEKING SUSPECTS IN TWO MONDAY NIGHT ATLANT 260 11/01/95 3 32 ac95 2 ATLANTIC CITY MEN FACE COCAINE CHARGES 261 11/02/95 2 30 ac95 COPS: MAN LIED ABOUT BEING ROBBED IN ATLANTIC CITY 262 11/02/95 2 36 ac95 TWO ATLANTIC CITY RESIDENTS ARRESTED ON DRUG C~~G
264 11/09/95 2 59 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY VICE COPS ARREST NORTH CAROLINA FUGI 265 11/10/95 3 29 ac95 TWO ARRESTED ON COCAINE CHARGES IN A.C. 266 11/10/95 3 23 ac95 SUSPECTS SOUGHT IN BOARDWALK BURGLARY 267 11/10/95 3 58 ac95 COPS USED AS CROSSING GUARDS STIR CONTROVERSY 268 11/10/95 2 26 ac95 OFFICER KNOCKED OFF BIKE BY CASINO BUS 269 11/10/95 2 32 ac95 POLICE SEEK A.C. MAN WANTED IN HALLOWEEN SHOOTING, 270 11/14/95 4 44 ac95 PBA PROTESTS USE OF COPS AS CROSSING GUARDS
272 11/16/95 2 45 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY COPS ARREST BURGLARY, ARMED ROBBERY 273 11/17/95 2 71 ac95 STRATEGY TO CHANGE METHOD OF ARBITRATING POLICE CO 274 11/18/95 4 43 ac95 TWO MEN, NAMES UNKNOWN, ARRESTED IN A.C. MONEY-HOL
276 11/19/95 3 25 ac95 MAN, YOUTH CHARGED AFTER SHOTS FILED IN ATLANTIC C 277 11/19/95 3 27 ac95 7 HURT IN 3-CAR ACCIDENT IN A.C. 278 11/22/95 3 62 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY BACKS COP, FIREFIGHTER RESIDENCY 279 11/23/95 3 41 ac95 COPS ARREST A.C. SUSPECT IN ROBBERIES 280 11/23/95 3 34 ac95 TWO ATLANTIC CITY MEN NABBED IN BOARDWALK STORE BU 281 11/27/95 2 30 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY MAN SHOT IN HEAD WHILE SITTING ON PO 282 11/28/95 3 39 ac95 THREE A.C. MEN ARRESTED ON SEPARATE DRUG CHARGES 283 11/29/95 2 29 ac95 POLICE UNCOVER MORE DETAILS IN ATLANTIC CI TY SHOOT
285 11/30/95 4 32 ac95 ATLANTIC COUNTY FUNDS HIRING OF SCHOOL CROSSING GU 286 12/01/95 3 27 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE BREAK UP ROBBERY ATTEMPT 287 12/01/95 3 32 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY GROCER CHARGED WITH HITTI NG BOY WITH 288 12/02/95 2 36 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY GO-GO BAR ORDERED CLOSED 289 12/02/95 2 59 ac95 CHARITABLE GROUPS IN ATLANTIC CITY GET BIKE WINDFA 290 12/04/95 2 36 ac95 23 HOMELESS AFTER FIRE IN ATLANTIC CITY 291 12/05/95 2 26 ac95 TWO ATLANTIC CITY MEN FACE DRUG CHARGES 292 12/12/95 3 26 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY FAMILY FOUND IN HOME WITHOUT HEAT 293 12/13/95 4 26 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY WOMAN STABBED, SUSPECT SOUGHT 294 12/14/95 3 29 ac95 TWO MEN CHARGED, ANOTHER SOUGHT IN SHOOTING IN ATL 295 12/14/95 3 28 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE FIND 2 MEN DEAD FROM APPARENT 296 12/15/95 2 64 ac95 CASINO PANEL HEARS CASE OF JUNKET OPERATOR REPUTED 297 12/16/95 2 21 ac95 TEEN SOUGHT IN A.C. TERRORISTIC THREATS AT JUNIOR 298 12/17/95 3 23 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY MAN STABBED IN ARGUMENT OVER $20 299 12/18/95 3 32 ac95 ESCAPED KILLER STILL ELUDES POLICE AFTER TWO-HOUR 300 12/23/95 3 73 ac95 CORR - SHOOTING SUSPECT ARRESTED IN ATLANTIC CITY 301 12/25/95 2 24 ac95 ATLANTIC CITY MAN C~GED WITH SHOOTING AT NEIGHBO 302 12/30/95 3 67 ac95 IT PAYS FOR A.C . POLICE TO LIVE HERE 303 01/02/96 3 26 ac96 SIX FACE DRUG C~~GES IN ATLANTIC CITY 304 01/02/96 2 25 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY K~ C~~GED WITH WEAPONS, DRUG VIOLA 305 01/ 02 / 96 2 26 ac96 WOMAN'S BODY FOUND FLOATING IN FARLEY MARINA IN AT 306 01/ 03/96 3 25 ac96 WOMAN FOUND FLOATING IN ATLANTIC CITY MARINA CHRI S 307 01/04/96 2 31 ac96 PA. WOMAN'S DEATH IN ATLANTIC CITY CALLED ACCIDENT 308 01/ 05/96 2 48 ac96 CORR - Mru~ SOUGHT IN BOARDWALK SHOP ATTACK 309 01/ 05/ 96 2 44 ac96 ELEVEN PEOPLE ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES IN ATLANTIC 310 01/06 / 96 4 25 ac96 SEVEN ARRESTED IN ATLANTIC CITY ON DRUG CHARGES 311 01/06/96 2 23 ac96 MAN ACCUSED OF $2,500 THEFT AT GRAND. CASINO 312 01/08/96 2 120 ac96 BILL TO MERGE MARINE, ABC OFFICERS INTO STATE POL! 313 01/08 / 96 2 42 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY BEATING VICTIM IN CRITICAL CONDITI~hl
315 01/11/96 2 33 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY RESIDENTS ASKED TO MOVE CARS TO HELP 3:!.6 01/11/96 2 36 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY BOk~DWALK BEATING VICTIM STILL CRITI 317 01 / 12/96 4 43 ac96 AUTHORITIES INVESTIGATE ALLEGED A.C. SEX ASSAULT
984 Docs Pg 5 of 16 DOC DATE FREQ LINES DB HEADLINE 321 01/16/96 2 27 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY SURVEILLANCE NETS TWO ON DRUG CHARGE 322 01/17/96 2 37 ac96 2 MEN CHARGED IN STABBING OF ATLANTIC CITY BARTEND 323 01/17/96 2 38 ac96 A.C. POLICE STAKE-OUTS SNARE FIVE ON DRUG CHARGES 324 01/19/96 2 56 ac96 A.C. POLICE ARREST SEVEN ON DRUG CHARGES OVER TWO 325 01/20/96 2 35 ac96 A.C. MERCHANT ASSAULTED TRYING TO TURN IN SUSPECT 326 01/20/96 2 53 ac96 PAIR ACCUSED OF THEFT OF $26,100 AT TRUMP CASTLE 327 01/ 22/96 3 68 ac96 IN MEMORY OF COMRADES / CAPE, ATLANTIC LAWMEN HOLD 328 01/23/96 3 38 ac96 POLICE SURVEILLANCE NETS FOUR ON DRUG CHARGES IN A 329 01/24/96 2 40 ac96 SEARCH CONTINUES FOR ATLANTIC CITY SHOOTING SUSPEC 330 01/24/96 2 46 ac96 WORKMEN SPARK BLAZE AT TRUMP REGENCY IN ATLANTIC C 331 01/24/96 2 16 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY CITY COUNCIL TO CONSIDER BOND FOR PO 332 01/25/96 3 39 ac96 ATLANTICCITY POLICE STILL HUNT FOR SUSPECT IN SHOO 333 01/25/96 2 51 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY COUNCIL INTRODUCES BOND FOR POLICE B 334 01/26/96 3 34 ac96 SUITCASE WITH MARIJUANA BROUGHT TO WRONG ROOM NETS 335 01/26/96 3 28 ac96 WOMAN SUES SANDS OVER ASSAULT 336 01/26/96 2 59 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY SEEKS FUNDS FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VI 337 01/27/96 5 40 ac96 COPS SEIZE CASH, DRUGS, GUNS AFTER FIGHT IN ATLANT 338 01/27/96 2 33 ac96 2 ARRESTED IN CASINO RESTROOM ROBBERIES 339 01/27/96 2 117 ac96 FIRE DESTROYS TWO BUILDINGS IN ATLANTIC CITY 340 02/01/96 4 123 ac96 RAID NETS 56 ON HEROIN SALES IN ATLANTIC CITY PROJ 341 02/01/96 3 39 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY STAKEOUT UNIT DETECTIVES THWART ROBE 342 02/01/96 3 49 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY CARJACKING SUSPECT FOUND HIDING UNDE · 343 02/01/96 2 25 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY DETECTIVE SUSPENDED WITHOUT PAY 02/02/96 2 43 ac96 COP PROBED IN ALLEGED SEX ASSAULT ~~ 02/04/96 2 286 ac96 ACPD OFFICERS SAY RACIST WORKS IN THEIR RANKS
347 02/05/96 3 42 ac96 NEIGHBORS HELP CAPTURE SUSPECT IN ATTEMPTED ROBBER 348 02/06/96 4 72 ac96 A.C. POLICE CHARGE 12 IN WEEKEND DRUG BUSTS 349 02/07/96 2 39 ac96 $9.8M. POLICE BUILDING BOND SET FOR HEARING, FINAL 350 02/10/96 3 30 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY HIRES 10 NEW POLICE OFFICERS 351 02/12/96 3 36 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE HOLD WOMAN ACCUSED OF BITING 352 02/12/96 2 99 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY BOARDWALK MERCHANTS SPLIT ON POLICIN 353 02/18/96 2 59 ac96 BOARDWALK BEATING VICTIM DIES IN ATLANTIC CITY 354 02/20/96 2 29 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY COPS MAKE TWO DRUG ARRESTS 355 02/22/96 2 42 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE WOULD CUT 51 POLIC 356 02/23/96 2 24 ac96 THREE N.Y. MEN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES 357 02/28/96 2 22 ac96 A.C. WOMAN SHOT, COPS SEEK HER ROOMK~TE
359 03/05/96 2 30 ac96 THREE ATLANTIC CITY RESIDENTS ARRESTED ON WARRANTS 360 03/06 / 96 2 70 ac96 WOMAN SUES OVER SHOOTING AT ATLANTIC CITY CLUB 361 03/07/96 2 48 ac96 A.C. STAKEOUT UNIT OFFICERS FOIL TWO ROBBERIES; 2 362 03/07/96 2 25 ac96 POLICE SEEK SHOOTING VICTIM'S BOYFRIEND 363 03/08/96 3 57 ac96 A.C. POLICE MAKE 6 DRUG ARRESTS AFTER SURVEILLANCE 364 03/08/96 2 46 ac96 POLICE SEARCH FOR THREE-TIME ROBBER OF A.C. BOARDW
Jbb 03/13/96 2 23 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE SEEK ARMED ROBBER OF DELI 367 03 /14/96 2 40 ac96 MAN ARRESTED IN CASINO GARAGE BREAK-INS AFTER GUAR
-369 03/17 ' 96 3 30 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE FIND TWO GUNSHOT VICTIMS 370 03/17/96 2 109 ac96 WOMAN LOSES LAWSUIT ACCUSING ATLANTIC CITY OFFICER 371 03/18/96 4 30 ac96 NO ONE SERIOUSLY INJURED WHEN ATLANTIC CITY PATROL 372 03/18/96 2 66 ac96 GUNFIRE ¥.ILLS TEEN, INJURES MAN IN ATLANTIC CITY 373 03 / 19/ 96 3 52 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY MAN, 19, CHARGED IN LOCAL TEEN'S MUR 374 03/19/96 3 26 ac96 POLICE STILL SEARCHING FOR DELI BANDIT IN ATLANTIC 375 03/19/ 96 2 36 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY POL ICE ARREST WOMAN IN~CONNECTION WI 376 03/20/96 2 38 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY COP STILL UNDER SCRUTINY IN PROBE OF 3 77 03/22./96 2 41 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY ~~ SHOT DURING HOME INVASION; TWO S 378 03 / 22/ 96 3 62 ac96 VICTIM LEADS A.C. POLICE TO A SUSPECT IN CHELSEA H 379 03/22/96 3 47 ac96 IN A RARE HAUL, A.C. VICE POLICE SEIZE UNCUT HEROI 380 03/23 / 96 2 60 ac96 CORR - M~N ARRESTED IN AT~~TI~ ~T~V RANK ROBBERY
382 03/25/ 96 2 85 ac96 CORR - SCARFO J~. CHARGED IN ASSAULT
384 03/27/96 3 49 ac96 NUMBER 3 ON ATLANTIC COUNTY'S MOST WANTED LIST ARR 984 Docs Pg 6 of 16 DOC DATE FREQ LINES DB HEADLINE 385 03128196 3 45 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY PATROL OFFICER THWARTS DRUG DEAL 386 03128196 2 30 ac96 PAIR HELD IN MUGGING OF UNDERCOVER COP 387 04102196 3 55 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY COPS MAKE ARREST ON DRUG, ROBBERY CH 388 04102196 2 32 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE HUNT SUSPECTS IN ROBBERIES 389 04104196 4 54 ac96 CASINO WORKER CHARGED WITH BUYING GUN STOLEN FROM 390 04104196 3 86 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY COPS FACE DISCIPLINE OVER CHAS OF LE 391 041 05196 3 75 ac96 BRIEFS I POLICE SEIZE 137 BAGS OF HEROIN IN ATLANT 392 04107196 3 26 ac96 POLICE SEEK HELP OF PUBLIC IN CATCHING THIEF 393 04110196 2 24 ac96 HEAD OF ATLANTIC CITY POLICE UNION STEPPING DOWN 394 04110196 2 75 ac96 HOOPS BONANZA: PAL TOURNAMENT IN ATLANTIC CITY 395 04111196 4 29 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY COPS SEEK T-SHIRT ROBBER 396 04112196 2 67 ac96 BASKETBALL NOT ONLY GAME IN TOWN AT PAL TOURNAMENT 397 04112196 2 77 ac96 BASKETBALL I P'VILLE PAL TEAM HAS FUN PLAYING, BUT 398 04112196 2 98 ac96 PAL TOURNAMENT BRINGS APRIL MADNESS TO A.C. 399 04112196 2 43 ac96 MAN CHARGED WITH ROBBING SAME ATLANTIC CITY SHOP 4 400 04113196 2 120 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY IMPRESSING PALS 401 04113196 2 26 ac96 EX-A.C. ZONING BOARD MEMBER CLEARED OF FALSE-POLIC 402 04114196 2 69 ac96 PLEASANTVILLE ADVANCES TO PAL CHAMPIONSHIP A03 04114196 2 42 ac96 COURSEY'S ATLANTIC CITY OFFICE BURGLARIZED 404 04115196 2 77 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY FIGHTS $2.5 MILLION JUDGMENTS 405 04115196 2 79 ac96 PLEASANTVILLE ALL-STARS CAPTURE PAL NATIONAL CHAMP 406 04117196 3 46 ac96 SUSPECT ARRESTED IN STABBING OF ATLANTIC CITY CABB 407 04117196 2 35 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY COUNCILMAN'S OFFICE BURGLARIZED AGAI 408 04118196 6 34 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE PURSUE SUSPECT IN CHASE THROU 409 04118196 5 26 ac96 DRUG RAID IN ATLANTIC CITY NETS FIVE SUSPECTS no 04119196 4 28 ac96 A.C. MAN, 2 YOUTHS ARRESTED IN CAR RRP.~K-TN
412 04120196 3 36 ac96 MAN ARRESTED AFTER ID DROPPED IN BREAK-IN AT POLIC 413 04121196 2 72 ac96 CONSTRUCTION EQUALS MISHAPS ON ATLANTIC CITY EXPRE 414 04123196 3 40 ac96 COURT RULE ATLANTIC CITY OFFICER MUST BE GIVEN TES 415 04123196 2 38 ac96 SUSPECT SOUGHT IN CARJACKING OF HAMMONTON MAN 416 04124196 3 41 ac96 PHILA.-TO-ATLANTIC CITY CARJACKING CLAIM A HOAX 417 04124196 3 21 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY MAN IN CRITICAL CONDITION AFTER STAB 418 04125196 3 59 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY MAN INJURED WHEN HIT WITH BOTTLE IN 419 04126196 2 28 ac96 $9.8M. BOND OK'D FOR ATLANTIC CITY PUBLIC SAFETY B 420 04126196 2 28 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY WOMAN CHARGED WITH ROBBERY 421 04126196 2 22 ac96 TWO WOUNDED IN ATLANTIC CITY SHOOTING 422 04127196 3 54 ac96 TAXICAB DRIVER SHOT IN A.C. 423 04127196 2 70 ac96 RON GOLDMAN'S SISTER URGES POLICE TO BE MORE SENSI 424 04127196 2 23 ac96 TWO VICTIMS OF A.C. SHOOTING IDENTIFIED 425 04128196 3 27 ac96 A.C. MAN ARRESTED IN RESORT SHOOTINGS 426 04128196 2 55 ac96 STOCKTON STUDENT SEEKS TO SUE COLLEGE OVER ALLEGED 427 04130196 2 31 ac96 COUPLE ROBBED OF CASH, JEWELRY ON A.C . BOARDWALK 428 05102196 3 53 ac96 PRISONER ESCAPES IN ATLANTIC CITY, ELUDES DRAGNET 42 9 05103196 3 22 ac96 SHACKLED A.C. ESCAPEE STILL AT LARGE 430 05104196 2 44 ac96 POLICE SEARCH FOR SUSPECT IN TAXICAB DRIVER SHOOT! 431 05105196 3 37 ac96 A.C. MAN ARRESTED IN $400 ROBBERY OF WOMAN 432 05107196 2 66 ac96 CORR - DRUG SUSPECT JUMPS FROM CAR DURING CHASE 433 051 08196 4 34 ac96 PLEASANTVILLE PAIR ARRESTED IN TAJ MAHAL PURSE SNA 434 051081 96 3 45 ac96 CIVILIAN ATLANTIC CITY POLICE EMPLOYEE FILES SEX-H 435 051 091 96 4 47 ac96 SHACKLED INMATE WHO ESCAPED N ATLANTIC CITY STILL 436 051 10196 2 43 ac96 TROPWORLD DONATES $lOG., 2 ATX BIKES TO A.C. POLIC 43 7 05112196 2 41 ac96 2-ALARM FIRE DAMAGES VACANT HOUSE IN ATLANTIC CITY 438 05112196 26 ac96 TWEO DRUG ARRESTS WITHIN MINUTES 439 05114196 3 28 ac96 CHRISTAIN PEACE OFFICERS MEET IN ATLANTIC CITY 440 05114196 2 41 ac96 JUVENILES ASSAULT ATLANTIC CITY OFFICER DURING BOA 441 05116196 2 38 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY MAN CHARGED WITH FIRING GUN DURING F 442 05117/96 3 43 ac96 JURY SEATED IN EX-A.C. COP'S DISMISSAL SUIT 443 05117196 2 33 ac96 CARAVAN FOR SUMMER SAFETY TO TRAVEL INTO A.C. TODA 444 05117196 2 69 ac96 A.C. NEIGHBORHOOD WAGES WAR ON STREET-CORNER DRUG 445 05118196 3 24 ac96 A.C. MAN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES 446 05118196 2 31 ac96 BUCKLE-UP RALLY ROLLS ONTO A.C. BOARDWALK 447 051 20196 2 29 ac96 SUSPECT ARRESTED IN ATLANTIC CITY ARMED ROBBERY 448 05/21/96 3 22 ac96 MEMOR IAL TO REMEMBER POLICE, FIREFIGHTERS 984 Docs Pg 7 of 16 FREO LINES DB HEADLINE 449 05/21/96 2 60 ac96 A.C. POLICE AND FBI AGENTS DIFFER IN SUTLEY LAWSUI 450 05/21/96 2 45 ac96 FUGITIVE CAUGHT OUTSIDE CASINO AFTER THREE WEEKS 0 451 05/22/96 5 64 ac96 COMMENDATIONS, OTHER DOCUMENTS MTSSTN~ P'ROM PTT.;;; o
454 05/22/96 2 35 ac96 RESIDENTS RILED OVER DRUG-DEALING ON FLORIDA AVENU )5 05/23/96 3 76 ac96 WALL ERECTED IN MEMORY OF POLICE, FIREFIGHTERS -!56 05/24/96 3 66 ac96 WITNESS: A.C. POLICE OFFICERS SECRETLY SOUGHT REHA 457 05/24/96 2 48 ac96 NEIGHBORS CLASH WITH A.C. LIMO COMPANY 458 05/24/96 2 29 ac96 PATROL CAR DAMAGED IN A.C. ACCIDENT 459 05/27/96 2 20 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY WOMAN IN GUARDED CONDITION AFTER BEI 460 05/28/96 2 49 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY MAN SHOT, KILLED; POLICE SEEKING CLU 4fll 05/29/96 2 31 ac96 BROTHERS WANTED IN FLA. SHOOTING ARRESTED IN ~~T~hl
463 05/30/96 2 27 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY MAN ARRESTED ; CASH, DRUGS SEIZED 464 05/30/96 2 28 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY WOMAN HELD IN CASINO ROBBERIES 465 0 5/31/96 3 53 ac96 SHERIFF'S OFFICER ARRESTS ATLANTIC CITY STAB SUSPE 466 05/31/96 3 28 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY WOMAN CHARGED IN EXPRESSWAY CRASH 467 06/01/96 2 68 ac96 SPURNED CANDIDATE FOR A.C. SCHOOLS JOB FILES RACE 468 06/03/96 3 51 ac96 SLAYING SUSPECT LEADS ATLANTIC CITY COPS TO VICTIM 469 06/04/96 2 87 ac96 COPS CRACK ATLANTIC CITY CASINO THEFT RING 470 06/04/96 2 82 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY BLAZE INJURES 2 FIREFIGHTERS 471 06/05/96 2 43 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY VICE DETECTIVES ARREST FIVE ON DRUG 472 06/06/96 3 23 ac96 COUNTY OFFICERS ARREST NEW YORK FUGITIVE 473 06/13/96 3 101 ac96 TWO IN CUSTODY, TWO SOUGHT AFTER PAIR OF A.C. SHOO 474 06/14/96 3 24 ac96 GO-GO DANCERS AT ATLANTIC CITY BAR CHARGED WITH PR 475 06/14/96 2 15 ac96 A.C. FIREFIGHTERS STAGE PROTEST TODAY 476 06/14/96 2 38 ac96 CHELSEA GROUP CELEBRATES TOWN WATCH ANNIVERSARY 477 06/15/96 2 80 ac96 AUCTION OUTRAGES FIREFIGHTERS 478 06/16/96 2 40 ac96 THREE INJURED IN ATLANTIC CITY HIT-AND-RUN 479 06/16/96 2 77 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY DRUG ARRESTS LINKED TO SHOOTINGS 480 06/18/96 4 47 ac96 STATE POLICE FIND BODY IN BAY IN ATLANTIC CITY 481 06/18/96 2 138 ac96 BORN OF TRAGEDY / A.C. WATCH GROUP TAKING CHARGE 0 482 06/19/96 3. 74 ac96 JUDGE RULES JURORS CAN HEAR SECRET TAPE IN A.C. CO 483 06/20/96 2 37 ac96 FIVE ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES IN 3 ATLANTIC CITY I A84 06/21/96 2 52 ac96 ABC'S '20/20' PROGRAM TO FEATURE A.C. STAKEOUT COP 485 06/21/96 2 56 ac96 A.C. TOP COP SAYS FIRING OF DETECTIVE NOT RETALIAT 486 06/22/96 4 34 ac96 SKETCH OF MAN FOUND IN ATLANTIC CITY BAY RELEASED 487 06/22/96 3 57 ac96 THIEVES HIT A.C. BOARD OF EDUCATION BUILIDNG 4 TIM 488 06/22/96 3 17 ac96 24 NEW POLICE OFFICERS GRADUATE ACADEMY 489 Ofl/?C./Qr:. < 12 ac96 STATE POLICE SEARCH FOR COUPLE WANTED IN $30G. CAS
491 06/25/96 2 35 ac96 EHC MAN INJURED IN ATLANTIC CITY IN THREE-VEHICLE 492 06/26/96 2 63 ac96 WORDS OF BILINGUAL WISDOM DISPENSED AT POLICE SECU 493 06/27/96 3 54 ac96 INTERNAL AFFAIRS OFFICER TESTIFIES POLICE CHIEF TO 4'9 4 o6/2 7 I 96 2 39 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE SEIZE COCAINE, $5,000 AND 3 S -±;15 06/28/96 3 63 ac96 FIRED A.C. COP, WIFE SAY DRUG PROBE ENDANGERED THE 496 06/28/96 2 25 ac96 A.C . POLICE SEARCH FOR MISSING GIRL (TINA REYNOLDS 497 06/29/ 96 4 71 ac96 PBA PRESIDENT'S SALARY PAID BY ATLANTIC CITY TAXPA 498 06/29/96 3 14 ac96 MISSING 8-YEAR-OLD FROM A.C. FOUND 499 07/01/96 3 43 ac96 CALIF. MAN ACCUSED OF PAYING HOTEL BILLS ~N A.C. W 500 07/01/96 2 13 ac96 A.C. COUNCIL TO REORGANIZE TODAY 501 07/02/96 2 56 ac96 COMSERV LAWSUITS THROWN OUT; JUDGE RULES ARRESTS L 502 07/03/96 2 63 ac96 A.C. POLICE SEIZE DRUGS, ARREST SEVEN IN SEPARATE s o3 o7/04/96 3 32 ac96 SHOOTING VICTIM ELUDES A.C. COPS BEFORE SEEKING HO 504 07/05/96 3 63 ac96 (GARY) SUTLEY SEEKING TO ADD DEFENDANTS IN A.C. LA 505 07/05/96 2 61 ac96 MADD HONORS OFFICERS, OFFICIALS FOR HEROISM 506 07/05/96 2 48 ac96 POLICE ARREST THREE LOCALS, ONE NEW YORK MAN ON DR 507 07/06/96 2 20 ac96 A.C. TEEN CHARGED WITH POSSESSION OF CRACK COCAINE 508 07/09./96 3 36 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY SYNAGOGUE BURGLARIZED, VANDALIZ ED '09 07/09/96 2 66 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY ATTORNEY ATTACKS EX-ARSON DETECTIVE 510 07/10/96 3 63 ac96 SL~PR:SE W:TNESS F~OM SL~LEY'S PAST TO TESTIFY AT -511 07/10/96 3 70 ac96 SEVEN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES IN SEVERAL INCIDENT 512 07/11/96 3 69 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY ATTORNEYS ATTEMPT TO DISCREDIT SUTLE 984 Docs Pg 8 of 16 DOC DATE FREQ LINES DB HEADLINE 513 07/11/96 3 139 ac96 2 DIE AS CAR PLUNGES 5 FLOORS (CLARIDGE PARKING GA ~ 07/11/96 3 27 ac96 MAN STABBED IN ATLANTIC CITY; SUSPECT SOUGHT 515 07/12/96 3 66 ac96 3 SAY SUTLEY USED COCAINE BEFORE PROBE
517 07/16/96 3 66 ac96 CITY USES SUTLEY'S 1992 TESTIMONY TO CAST DOUBT ON 518 07/17/96 2 51 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY CONTINUES ATTACK ON SUTLEY'S CREDIBI 519 07/18/96 3 23 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE ARREST TWO ON DRUG CHARGES ~0 07/19/96 3 64 ac96 SUIT AGAINST ATLANTIC CITY BY FIRED DETECTIVE DRAW 07/19/96 3 61 ac96 A.C. POLICE, HOSPITAL FACE SUIT OVER MISIDENTIFIED ·- ~ 07/20/96 3 68 ac96 JURY HEARS CLOSING ARGUMENTS IN EX-COP'S SUIT AGAI 523 07/20/96 2 23 ac96 A.C. EXPRESSWAY BRIDGE TO BE CLOSED TO TRUCKS, BUS Y4 07/21/96 3 30 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY MAN ARRESTED AT GROCERY STORE IS CHA 525 07/22/96 4 59 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY JURY BEGINS DELIBERATING SUTLEY CASE 526 07/23/96 4 39 ac96 POLICE SEARCH FOR TWO IN ATLANTIC CITY SHOOTING OF 527 07/23/96 2 38 ac96 JURORS ASK TO REHEAR ECONOMIC TESTIMONY IN SUTLEY ,7'28 07/25/96 5 34 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE STILL SEEK PAIR IN TEEN'S SHO 529 07/27/96 3 74 ac96 A.C. POLICE FACE ANOTHER LAWSUIT - 53 0 07/30/96 4 65 ac96 STOLEN CAR CRASHES INTO ATLANTIC CITY MARKET'S WIN 531 07/31/96 3 37 ac96 BOY, 5, LEFT PADLOCKED IN ATLANTIC CITY ROOM; MAN 532 07/31/96 3 22 ac96 GUNMAN HOLDS UP TEXACO STATION IN ATLANTIC CITY 533 08/02/96 4 30 ac96 POLICE SEEK MAN WHO ROBBED A.C. GAS STATION 534 08/02/96 3 SO ac96 MOTHER: BOY WHO WAS PADLOCKED IN ROOM OK 535 08/02/96 3 27 ac96 A.C. POLICE BREAK ALLEGED COCAINE OPERATION 536 08/02/96 2 27 ac96 A.C. CLOSE TO RECEIVING GRANT FOR COPS 537 08/02/96 2 28 ac96 A.C. POLICE ARREST TWO ON HEROIN CHARGES 538 08/03/96 2 37 ac96 FORGOTTEN LUGGAGE DRAWS BOMB SQUAD TO A.C. CASINO 539 08/04/96 2 28 ac96 3 BOYS CHARGED IN ATLANTIC CITY AFTER CRASHING STO 540 08/06/96 2 28 ac96 A.C. POST OFFICE ROBBED; $10,000 REWARD OFFERED 541 08/07/96 3 40 ac96 SERGEANT SUES ATLANTIC CITY OVER RETIREMENT PAY 542 08/07/96 2 76 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY BOARDWALK CRASH KILLS NORTHFIELD MAN 543 08/08/96 2 37 ac96 $9.9M CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT AWARDED FOR ATLANT IC C 544 08/09/96 2 84 ac96 (GARY) SUTLEY WANTS A . C. POLICE TO GIVE HIM HIS JO 545 08/10/96 4 64 ac96 A.C. POLICE OFFICER SUES DEPARTMENT ALLEGING UNFAI 546 08/11/96 2 49 ac96 MAN SURVIVES TORCHING, BEING HIT BY BUS IN ATLANTI 547 08/11/96 2 56 ac96 DIESEL FUEL SPILL SNARLS ATLANTIC CITY TRAFFIC 548 08/12/96 3 33 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE OFFICER INJURED IN CRASH 549 08/13/96 3 41 ac96 ALCOHOL CITED IN SIX-CAR ACCIDENT SUNDAY EVENING 0 550 08/13/96 2 20 ac96 THREE MEN FACE DRUG CHARGES AFTER ATLANTIC CITY AR 551 08/15/96 2 28 ac96 DRIVER OF VAN THAT KILLED MAN ON B'WALK, GETS 2 TI 552 08/17/96 5 52 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE OFFICER FILES SUIT AGAINST PO 553 08/19/96 2 45 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE ARREST 10 PEOPLE ON DRUG CHAR 554 08/21/96 2 37 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE ARREST 13 ON DRUG-RELATED CH 555 08/22/96 2 55 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY BUILDING WAS CHECKED FOR GAS BEFORE 556 08/23/96 2 49 ac96 A.C. COP WON'T HAVE TO PAY CITY'S LEGAL FEES 557 08/24/ 96 2 39 ac96 TWO ALLEGED PITNEY GANG MEMBERS REMAIN AT LARGE 558 08/24/96 2 68 ac96 SUTLEY SAYS HE NEEDS POLICE JOB BACK; A . C. SAYS IT 559 08/24/96 2 91 ac96 OFFICIALS BLAME SUICIDE TRY FOR A.C. GAS BLAST 560 08/26/96 3 32 ac96 MAN DIES AFTER STABBING IN ATLANTIC CITY 561 08/27/96 2 26 ac96 LIMOUSINE DRIVER HELD UP BY GUNMAN 562 08/29/96 3 65 ac96 JEWELER LOSES $700G. IN HEIST AT SHOWBOAT 563 08/30/96 3 67 ac96 ATTORNEY: ACPD AGREES TO PROMOTE SGT. WHO FILED SU 564 08/30/96 2 4 7 ac96 DUCKTOWN GROUP MEETS TO DISCUSS ATLANTIC CITY 'RUM
566 08/31 / 96 2 17 ac96 RETIRED POLICE GROUP HOLDS A.C. B~~bcLuc 567 09/04/96 2 37 ac96 HACKENSACK MAN ROBBED IN CAESARS ELEVATOR ATTACK 568 09/10/96 2 79 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE TO BE TRAINED IN DIVERSITY 569 09/ 12 / 96 2 86 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY CITY COUNCIL AGREES TO REINSTATE, PR 570 09/16/96 2 16 ac96 MAN SHOT IN CHEST IN ATLANTIC CITY 571 09/17/96 3 30 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY MAN CRITICALLY HURT IN SHOOTING 572 09/17 / 96 2 29 ac96 3 TEENS, 1 ADULT CHARGED IN A.C . HOME-INVASION ROB 573 09/18/96 3 43 ac96 PREGNANT WOMAN, 6 OTHE RS INJURED IN CRASH ON ALBAN 574 09/19/96 3 34 ac96 POLICE ARREST MULLICA TWP. MAN IN A.C . SHOOTING 575 09/20/96 3 23 ac96 PLANE PULLED FROM BAY AT BADER FIELD 576 09/21/96 4 52 ac96 ACPD HIT WI TH $7. ~ M . SUIT 984 Docs Pg 9 of 16 DOC DATE FREQ LINES DB HEADLINE 577 09122196 3 25 ac96 2 INJURED WHEN PICKUP HITS LIMOUSINE IN ATLANTIC C 578 09122196 2 27 ac96 OCCUPANTS ESCAPE INJURY AS CAR RAMS ATLANTIC CITY 579 09126196 4 33 ac96 ONE TEEN HELD, ANOTHER SOUGHT IN ATLANTIC CITY SHO 580 09126196 3 37 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE ARREST SEVEN PEOPLE ON VARIOU 581 10108196 3 30 ac96 10 FACE DRUG CHARGES IN ATLANTIC CITY 582 10108196 2 30 ac96 SCHOOL BUS, VAN COLLIDE IN ATLANTIC CITY 583 10109196 2 44 ac96 ALLEGED A.C. GANG MEMBER CAUGHT AFTER TWO MONTHS 584 10110196 2 62 ac96 COP SHOP UNDER WAY I ATLANTIC CITY'S NEW PUBLIC SA 585 10111196 2 84 ac96 CORR - MAY THE FORCE BE WITH THEM I ATLANTIC CITY ,586 10112196 3 21 ac96 PAIR FROM EHT FACE DRUG CHARGES IN ATLANTIC CITY 587 10112196 3 96 ac96 JUDGE UPHOLDS $3M. VERDICT AGAINST ATLANTIC CITY p 10114196 2 28 ac96 JEEP BEING PUSHED FLIPS IN ATLANTIC CITY; FUEL SPI 4 10115196 2 62 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY FACED WITH YET ANOTHER POLICE SUIT 590 10119196 2 30 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY MAN SOUGHT ON SHOOTING CHARGES 591 10120196 3 38 ac96 TWO FACE DRUG CHARGES IN ATLANTIC CITY AFTER TRAFF 592 10120196 3 43 ac96 ROBBERS HIT RESORT BANK FOR 2ND TIME 593 10123196 3 22 ac96 MAN, 20, SHOT DEAD IN ATLANTIC CITY 594 10124196 3 32 ac96 GUNMAN ROBS CASH WINDOW AT RESORTS; SHOOTS AT GUAR )i95 10124196 2 51 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY NEIGHBORHOOD REMEMBERS SHOOTING VICT
597 10129196 2 32 ac96 PHILA. MAN HAS NEAR MISS WITH TRUCK IN ATLANTIC CI 598 10130196 4 19 ac96 MAN, 76, ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES 599 11102196 2 28 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY MOTORCVrT .R ()Rl 601 11106196 3 30 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY MAN SLASHED WITH KNIFE, ROBBED AT CH 602 11108/96 2 92 ac96 SHORE PARK DEMOLITION GETS MIXED REVIEWS IN ATLANT 603 11111/96 3 27 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY MAN ACCUSED OF AGGRAVATED ASSAULT WI 604 11115196 4 26 ac96 A.C. MAN ARRESTED ON DRUG-RELATED CHARGES 605 11/16196 4 27 ac96 POLICE SEEK SUSPECT IN ATLANTIC CITY BANK ROBBERY 606 11121196 3 61 ac96 RIFICE RETIREMENT DRAWS VARIED REACTIONS FROM CITI 607 11121196 2 95 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE CHIEF (NICHOLAS RIFICE) TO RE 608 11122196 3 38 ac96 AREA MEN HELD AS N.Y. FUGITIVES ~ 11122/96 2 31 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY CRASH INJURES THREE ~10 11123196 4 55 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE DEPT. HIT WITH ANOTHER LAWSUI 611 11/23/96 2 20 ac96 LACEY MAN STILL CRITICAL AFTER GALLOWAY CRASH 612 11/25/96 3 26 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY MAN FACES DRUG CHARGES 613 11125196 3 24 ac96 CARDIFF MAN FACES DRUG CHARGES IN ATLANTIC CITY 614 11/25196 2 35 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY CRASH VICTIM REMAINS HOSPITALIZED IN 615 11126196 2 27 ac96 POLICE WARN OF LOTTERY SCAM 616 11127196 2 31 ac96 TRAFFIC JAMMED IN MID-ATLANTIC CITY AS CREWS REPAI 617 12101196 3 27 ac96 ATLANTIC CITY MAN FACES DRUG CHARGES AFTER TRAFFIC 618 12102196 3 45 ac96 FIVE ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES IN ATLANTIC CITY OVE 619 12103196 6 87 ac96 WHELAN WANTS CIVILIAN DIRECTOR TO REPLACE RETIRING 620 12103196 2 58 ac96 CASH FOR GUNS I ATLANTIC CITYICOUN~Y 621 12103196 2 55 ac96 FLA. MAN DIES IN FALL FROM TUG 622 12103196 2 49 ac96 RIFICE TO RETIRE WITH $33 7,000 IN UNUSED SICK, VAC 623 12104196 3 41 ac96 TUG WORKER DIED FROM SEVERE INTERNAL INJURIES 624 12104196 3 64 ac96 WHELAN APOLOGIZES FOR 'MAFIA' COMMENT ·.:;25 12110/ 96 3 24 ac96 ABSECON WOMAN HIT BY ATLANTIC CITY POLICE CAR 626 12113/96 2 45 ac96 A.C. POLICE SEARCHING FOR PAIR IN HOLDUP-SHOOTING 627 12115196 2 29 ac96 POLICE ARREST SEVEN ON DRUG CHARGES IN ATLANTIC CI 628 12/16196 3 20 ac96 17-YEAR-OLD CHARGED IN ATLANTIC CITY SHOOTING 629 12118196 3 30 ac96 MAN ASSAULTS WOMAN ON ATLANTIC CITY BOARDWALK 630 12118196 3 36 ac96 MERLINO FACES COURT DATE OVER CASINO INCIDENT 631 12118196 2 38 ac96 FUGITIVE, TWO OTHERS ARRESTED IN ATLANTIC CITY 6.32 121181 96 2 19 ac96 SHOOTING SENDS ATLANTIC CITY MAN TO HOSPITAL ,.633 121191 96 3 24 ac96 ATh&~TIC CITY MAN, 25, IN CRITICAL CONDITION AFTER 634 12120196 2 36 ac96 JUDGE DISM ISSES LAWSUIT BY ATLANTIC CITY POLICE CA 635 12122/96 3 42 ac96 THREE ROB ATLANTIC CITY MOTEL GUEST AFTER FORC ING 636 12123/96 3 33 ac96 ONE CHARGED IN ROBBERY AT ATLANTIC CITY MOTEL ; POL ~ ., 12/27/ 96 3 37 ac96 A.C. POLICE ARREST PLEASANTVILLE MAN ON DRUG CHARG /638 ::.: / 28 / 95 4:!. ac95 '!E!'TT!'TCR !"f_I\.N SUES AT:.ANTIC CITY POLICE OVER ALLEGED 639 12129/96 2 49 ac96 THREE ARRESTED IN ATLANTIC CITY ARMED ROBBERY ::ltJ'i uocs Pg 10 of 16 DOC DATE FREQ LINES DB HEADLINE 641 01/01/97 3 29 ac97 CHANGE PERSON ROBBED AR RESORTS CASINO HOTEL 642 01/03/97 2 72 ac97 STATE NABS R.I. PAIR FOR FAKE (SLOT MACHINE) TOKEN 643 01/04/97 4 27 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY BICYCLE PATROL OFFICER INJURED WHEN 644 01/07/97 2 37 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY COPS ARREST 3, SEIZE HEROIN, COCAINE 645 01/10/97 2 37 ac97 A.C. CAPE SAVINGS BANK ROBBED FOR SECOND TIME IN T 646 01/13/97 2 68 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY SERVICE HONORS SLAIN POLICE / TELEV 64 7 01/14/97 4 97 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY TAPS EX - CAMDEN CHIEF FOR SLOT 648 01/20/97 2 161 ac97 (GEORGE) PUGH MAY BRING MIXED RECORD TO ATLANTIC C 649 01/21/97 5 30 ac97 POLICE CHARGE ATLANTIC CITY BOY, 17, IN SHOOTING 950 01/21/97 4 36 ac97 TWO ATLANTIC CITY BOYS FIND BAG OF COCAINE, GIVE I )51 01/21/97 2 38 ac97 GRANDMCTHER SUES POLICE FOR FALSE ARREST IN HAMILT 652 01/22/97 2 55 ac97 WHELAN'S TIRES SLASHED; HE BLAMES RECALL PROTESTER 653 01/23/97 3 76 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY CONFIRMS PUGH / POLICE, OTHERS REQUE ~4 01/25/97 3 127 ac97 QUESTION I N ATLANTIC CITY: WHERE IS THEIR MOTHER? 555 01/28/97 5 31 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY FIRES COP ACCUSED OF USING RACIAL EP I]P6 01/28/97 2 22 ac97 A.C. WOMAN, TEEN ARRESTED FOR DRUGS 557 01/29/97 2 56 ac97 CORR - DISMISSED ATLANTIC CITY POLICE OFFICER WILL 658 01/30/97 3 52 ac97 COMMUNITY POLICE REACH OUT TO YOUNG CHILDREN 659 01/31/97 2 22 ac97 THREE WOMEN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES IN ATLANTIC C 660 02/02/97 3 40 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY TEACHER ACCUSED OF STRIKING SECOND-G 661 02/03/97 5 31 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY TEEN HURT IN ROBBERY 662 02/03/97 4 48 ac97 ATLANTIC CI TY MAN INJURED IN SHOOTING 663 02/03/97 4 27 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY MAN ROBB ED AT GUN POINT 664 02/05/97 2 20 ac97 A.C. COUNCIL VOTES TODAY ON ELIMINATING CHIEF'S PO 665 02/06/97 3 25 ac97 MAN SOUGHT IN ATLANTIC CITY 7-11 ROBBERY 666 02/06/97 2 89 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY COUNCIL ELIMINATES POST OF POLICE CH 667 02/06/97 2 90 ac97 EXPERTS DISAGREE ABOUT CHANGES IN THE TOP-COP POSI 668 02/07/97 3 66 ac97 ELIMINATION OF (ATLANTIC CITY POLICE) CHIEF DRAWS (:)/ u 02/11/97 2 27 ac97 ONE ARRESTED, ONE SOUGHT IN ATLANTIC CITY SHOOTING 671 02/13/97 3 46 ac97 GROUP WANTS POLICE-CHIEF REFERENDUM 672 02/13/97 3 42 ac97 POLICE SEEK 2 IN ROBBERY OF ATLANTIC CITY 7-11 673 02/14/97 2 58 ac97 POLICE: PARENT ATTACKS ATLANT I C CITY TEACHER Q.-74 02/17/97 3 29 ac97 DELIVERY MAN ROBBED BY YOUTHS IN AT~Tr CITY 676 02/28/97 3 41 ac97 THREE CARJACKERS DRIVE CAR TO PLEASANTVILLE, SET I 2!!7 03/01/97 3 77 ac97 'BOB' PUGH TAKES REINS OF ACPD 678 03/01/97 3 58 ac97 A.C. COP SUSPENDED FOR TRADING LENIENCY FOR FAVORS 679 03/01/97 3 57 ac97 ATLANTIC COUNTY POLICE ACADEMY'S 59TH CLASS GRADUA 680 03/02/97 4 24 ac97 APPARENT SHOOTING VICTIM FOUND IN ATLANTIC CITY 681 03/02/97 4 30 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ACCUSED OF ARSON 682 03/04/97 2 80 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY GROUP FILES PETITION HOPING TO REST 683 03/05/97 2 43 ac97 REVIEW PANEL RECOMMENDS FIVE-DAY SUSPENSION FOR A. 684 03/06/97 4 74 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY SALARY COUNCIL ORDINANCE DOESN'T INC ..)85 03/07/97 2 47 ac97 A.C. POLICE DISPATCHER FILES LAWSUIT FOR SUPERVISO 686 03/11/97 3 25 ac97 MAN ARRESTED AFTER BREAKING INTO TROPICANA ROOM 687 03/11197 2 65 ac97 COUNTY JAIL EMPLOYEES 'GETTING THE MESSAGE OUT' 78 8 o3 I 13 I 9 7 4 43 ac97 A.C. STABBING SUSPECT SURRENDERS TO POLICE :589 03/13/97 2 65 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY FIRES PROB LEMATIC POLICE OFFICER 690 03/13/97 2 85 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY GETS TEMPORARY POLICE CHIEF 691 03/16/ 97 4 33 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY MAN ACCUSED OF SEX ASSAULT AT MEDICA 692 03/20/97 2 36 ac97 200 CLUB PRESENTS VALOR AWARDS TO 3 LOCAL MEN .6'93 03/20/97 2 26 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY COPS SEARCH FOR ARMED ROBBERY ~TT.C:P~r 695 03122197 2 71 ac97 PETITION TO RE-CREATE A.C. POLICE CHIEF JOB p~c:c:~c: o -rt U-5/ "J.4 / 97 3 31 ac97 N.Y. MAN HELD ON THEFT, WEAPON CHARGES AT ATLANTIQ 698 03125/97 3 47 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE REPLACE PUBLIC INFORMATION OF 699 03/25/ 97 2 33 ac97 POLICE SEIZE COCAINE FROM A.C. MAN, 27 700 03/26 / 97 3 133 ac97 COPS HAVE MISSING ITEMS FROM OLD ATLANTIC CITY HIG 701 03/27/97 3 21 ac97 MAN SOUGHT IN 'SMASH AND GRAB' ROBBERIES IN A.C . 702 03/28/97 3 25 ac97 A.C. MAN JAILED IN SLASHING OF WOMAN 703 03/31/97 2 18 ac97 FIRE DEPARTMENT CLEANS UP BUS' OIL SPILL IN ATLANT 704 04/02/97 2 31 ac97 MAN CHARGED WITH EXPOSING HIMSELF TO CHILDREN 984 Docs Pg 11 of 16 DOC DATE FREQ LINES DB HEADLINE 705 04103197 3 73 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE PROBE OF FURNITURE WILL HAVE 706 04103197 2 26 ac97 POLICE SEEK MAN WHO ROBBED A.C. GROCERY 707 04104197 3 72 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE MANAGEMENT TEAMS UP TO AID FO 708 04104197 2 34 ac97 MAN FLASHES PHONY POLTC:F. RAIJGE IN A.C. ROBBERY 710 04110197 3 37 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE ARREST 4 ON DRUG CHARGES IN 3 711 04110197 3 32 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE MAKE DRUGS , SLASHING ARRESTS 712 04110197 3 69 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY RESTORES POLICE-CHIEF POST AFTER PET 713 04111197 3 27 ac97 SUSPECT SOUGHT IN A.C. SEX ASSAULT 714 04111197 2 20 ac97 RUPTURED GAS LINE CLOSES ATLANTIC AVENUE 715 04/12/97 2 32 ac97 A.C. COPS aPP~Q~ Q~'mN ON DRUG CH&~:-~ 717 04115197 2 38 ac97 BOGUS BOMB FOUND AT ATLANTIC CITY HIGH SCHOOL 718 04115197 2 32 ac97 ALLEGED ATLANTIC CITY GANG MEMBER CAUGHT AFTER NIN 719 04116197 2 47 ac97 ARBITRATION TO HELP SETTLE (F.O.P.) UNION DISPUTE 720 04121197 3 48 ac97 POLICE SE&~CH FOR MAN SUSPECTED IN 2 OF 3 ATLANTI 721 04123197 2 55 ac97 EX-ZONING BOARD MEMBER TO PAY $20G. SETTLEMENT 722 04125197 2 38 ac97 POLICE MAKE SIX DRUG-RELATED ARRESTS IN ATLANTIC C 723 04126197 2 31 ac97 STATE SHUTS DOWN A.C. NIGHT CLUB THAT FELL $106G. 724 04127197 3 27 ac97 TWO ARRESTED IN A.C. CAR BURGLARIES 725 04128197 3 39 ac97 MAN WITH FAKE GUN FRIGHTENS GAMBLERS, PEDESTRIANS 726 04130197 2 23 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY MAN, 39, HELD IN SEX ASSAULT ON BOY, 727 04130197 2 40 ac97 DETECTIVES ARREST FOUR IN TWO ATLANTIC CITY ROBBER 728 05101197 2 28 ac97 7 ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES IN ATLANTIC CITY 729 05102197 3 48 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY CONVENTION CENTER I POLICE EXPECT SM 730 05102197 2 24 ac97 15- YEAR-OLD CHARGED WITH ARSON IN A.C. FIRE 731 05103197 2 25 ac97 ACMC TREATS YOUTH FOR INJURIES FROM FIGHT 732 05106197 3 24 ac97 PEDESTRIAN KILLED ON RT. 30 733 05106197 2 47 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE ARREST 10 ON COCAINE CHARGES 736 05107197 3 44 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE STAKEOUT UNIT FOILS CAR BURGL 737 05108197 2 34 ac97 FIVE CHARGED IN ATLANTIC CITY WITH DRUG- RELATED C 738 05109197 3 33 ac97 SEVEN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES IN ATLANTIC CITY 739 05109197 2 49 ac97 A.C. DETECTIVE EXPECTS CLOWNING AROUND AT COLLEGE 740 05110197 3 39 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE MAKE DRUG ARRESTS; OFFICIALS 741 05113197 3 32 ac97 POLICE ARREST ATLANTIC CITY MAN, GIRLFRIEND AFTER 742 05118197 2 26 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY MAN CHASED, ARRESTED IN ROBBERY 743 05119197 2 28 ac97 TWO ATLANTIC ITY MEN ACCUSED OF THEFTS 744 05119197 2 28 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE ARREST 3 ON DRUG CHARGES 745 05120197 4 22 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY MAN WANTED FOR ALLEGED ARMED ROBBERY 746 05120197 2 28 ac97 VINELAND POLICE TAKE PART IN 6-MONTH ATLANTIC CITY 747 05120197 2 32 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY MAN, 18, KILLED DELIVERING DIAPERS T 748 05120197 2 26 ac97 ACPD, FBI ARREST 4 ON COCAINE CHARGES 749 05121197 3 37 ac97 POLICE ARREST 11 IN ATLANTIC CITY FOR DRUGS, WEAPO 750 05123197 3 31 ac97 UNDER-THE-BOARDWALK SWEEPS BEGIN IN ATLANTIC CITY 751 05123197 3 37 ac97 A.C. OFFICER ASSAULTED ANSWERING DOMESTIC CALL 752 05124197 2 88 ac97 BOARDWALK SWEEPS SIGNAL START OF SUMMER SEASON 753 05125197 2 29 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY FIRE OFFICIAL ' S VEHICLE PELTED WITH 754 05126197 2 31 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE: ABSECON MAN RUN OVER BY CAR 755 051301 97 3 31 ac97 A.C. MAN SHOT AFTER TWO MEN FORCE THEIR WAY INTO H 756 05130197 2 30 ac97 PRESS PHOTOGRAPHER ASSAULTED IN ATLANTIC CITY 757 05131197 3 21 ac97 A.C. POLICE SEEK TEEN IN SLASHING OF WOMAN 758 06101197 4 25 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY TEEN ACCUSED IN ASSAULT ON WOMAN 75fr 06103197 3 28 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE SEEK SUSPECT INr.ATTACK ·7 61 o 6 I o 5 I 9 7 2 76 ac97 CIVIL JURY AWARDS CITY MAN $171G. FOR MISTREATMENT 762 06110197 2 27 ac97 MAN ROBS FLEET BANK IN ATLANTIC CITY, MAKES SUCCES 763 06112197 3 18 ac97 PART OF ATLANTIC CITY'S ATLANTIC AVE. TO BE CLOSED 764 061131 97 2 56 ac97 DETOX DIRECTOR CHARGED AFTER DISPUTE WITH COP 765 06118197 2 48 ac97 WATCHING THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT / NEW DEP BOATS T 766 06119197 3 56 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY COUNCIL OKS MOVE FOR HOUSING POLICE 767 06123197 3 34 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE ATTACKED ATTEMPTING TO BRING 768 06/25/97 3 17 ac97 POLICE LOCATE MISSING PA. WOMAN 984 Docs Pg 12 of 16 DOC DATF. FREO LINES DB HF.ll m. nn;o 770 06/28/97 2 67 ac97 SAFETY COUNTS; POLICE TO RIDE A.C. BUSES 771 07/01/97 3 36 ac97 POLICE CHARGE ATLANTIC CITY MAN IN SMASH-AND - GRAB 772 07/10/97 2 38 ac97 UNDER COVER: FUGITIVES HIDING BENEATH BEDS IN A.C. 773 07/12/97 2 54 ac97 'CLEAN SANDS' CLEARS OUT 32 HOMELESS UNDER BOARDWA 774 07/16/97 5 62 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE MAY BE CLOSE TO SOLUTION OF y 775 07/16/97 3 25 ac97 POLICE SEEK MAN IN ARMED CASINO ROBBERY 776 07/16/97 3 51 ac97 CASINO-SCAM SUSPECT STAYS ONE STEP AHEAD OF ATLANT 777 07/18/97 2 97 ac97 BOY, 4, PLUNGES FROM STEEL PIER RIDE '178 07/24/97 3 53 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY MAN CHARGED IN SEXUAL ASSAULT OF 3-Y 779 07/24/97 2 46 ac97 SEX-SUIT TARGET LEAVES ACPD 780 07/24 /97 2 56 ac97 CHELSEA HOTEL REBUILDS BUSINESS AFTER FIRE 7J.X 07/24/97 2 20 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY APPROVES PACTS WITH EMPLOYEE UNIONS t82 07/25/97 3 105 ac97 A.C. POLICE INVESTIGATE CLAIMS WHITE COPS BEAT BLA 783 07/26/97 2 61 ac97 PUBLIC SAFETY DIRECTOR REVAMPS ACPD COMMAND SCHEDU 784 07/29/97 2 123 ac97 RAID CLOSES 'WORST ATLANTIC CITY CRACK HOUS E ' 785 08/01/97 2 119 ac97 MORNING DRUG RAID NETS 29 SUSPECTS IN ATLANTIC CIT 786 08/04/97 3 42 ac97 THREE CHILDREN HOSPITALIZED AFTER TAKING CANDY-LI 788 08/04/97 2 49 ac97 MAN FOUND SHOT DEAD IN ATLANTIC CITY LOT 789 08/05/97 2 29 ac97 POLICE STILL SEEK INFORMATION IN SHOOTING DEATH OF 790 08/06/97 2 38 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY NEIGHBORS, POLICE JOIN NATIONAL NIGH 791 08/08/97 3 37 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY ASSAULT VICTIM FOUND TIED UP IN VAN 792 08/12 /97 3 33 ac97 MAN CHARGED WITH TRYING TO PASS FAKF. s?.n PTTTc 7.94 08/12/97 2 33 ac97 MAYOR WHELAN REAR-ENDS A TAXI WITH HIS CITY C~P· M 79b U"ljf J..':;)f ~I 4 94 ac97 POLICE ARREST 22 IN MORNING ATLANTIC CITY DRUG RAI 797 08/15/97 2 80 ac97 GO-GO BAR OWNER SUES A.C. OVER BLOCKING OF LICENSE 799 08/25/97 2 39 ac97 DECOY CAR LEADS TO ARREST OF ATLANT I C CITY MAN ON 800 08/27/97 3 104 ac97 FIRE TRAPS CHILDREN IN A.C. / BOY, 8, NEIGHBOR SAV 801 08/27/97 2 62 ac97 COURT RULES STATE'S 1989 PROBE OF ATLANTIC CITY WA $02 09/04/97 2 46 ac97 ABSECON MAN WHO CLAIMS ATLANTIC CITY POLICE BEAT H t703 09/04/97 2 64 ac97 RESIDENTS: FEMALE COP HARASSED ATLANTIC CITY WOMAN .304 09/05/97 2 25 ac97 TAXI DRIVER FILES TORT AGAINST ATLANTIC CITY 805 09/08/97 2 156 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY GIVES OFFICIALS UNLIMITED USE OF CAR 806 09/09/97 3 44 ac97 POLICE SAY WORKER FELL FROM SCAFFOLDING AT CAESARS 807 09/18/97 4 35 ac97 POLICE ARREST SIX ON DRUG CHARGES 808 09/18/97 2 62 ac97 MISSING ATLANTIC CITY BABY WOULD BE 13 YEARS OLD T 809 09/20/97 2 71 .::.rq7 TASK FORCE ARRESTS 15 FUGITIVES PJ A.('. 811 10/02/97 3 26 ac97 A.C. STUDENT FACES DISORDERLY CONDUCT CHARGES 812 10/02/97 2 34 ac97 MAN FINDS SOCK FULL OF BONES WHILE COLLECTING SHEL 813 10/06/97 2 75 ac97 TWO HURT IN THREE SHOOTINGS IN ATLANTIC CITY 814 10/09/97 3 37 ac97 POLICE u~ERGO TRAINING IN COMMUNITY POLICING 8l5 10/09/97 2 85 ac97 CASINOS GIVE THUMB S UP TO IN-HOUSE DETECTIVES 816 10/11/97 3 102 ac97 CORR - COMPLAINT ALLEGES WHELAN HARASSED PROTESTER 817 10/ 13/ 97 2 114 ac97 PARENTS COMPLAIN OF LACK OF DISCIPLINE AT ATLANTIC 818 10/23/97 2 126 ac97 GIRL STABBED IN FIGHT AT ALB.~ AVE. SCHOOL 819 10/24/97 3 83 ac97 ANOTHER ASSAULT AT ATLANTIC CITY (ALBANY AVENUE) S ~0 10/24/97 2 25 ac97 MAN CHARGED WITH BREAKING WINDOWS ON NJ TRANSIT BU 821 10/25/97 4 84 ac97 PEA TO BRING CIVIL SUIT AGAINST POLICE OFFICIALS 822 11/03/97 3 35 ac97 FOUR INJURED IN ATLANTIC CITY SHOOTINGS 823 11/04/97 2 41 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY TO DISCUSS METHOD FOR ~VING POLICE 824 11/05/97 3 34 ac97 A.C. COUNCIL~AN REPORTS THREATS AT POLLS 825 11/06/97 2 22 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY TO SEEK BIDS TO MOVE POLICE INTO NEW 826 11/08/97 3 50 ac97 12 ARE .~RES T ED ON DRUG CHARGES IN TWO-DAY SWEEP 827 11/09/97 3 26 ac97 TWO ARRESTED IN A.C. SHOOTINGS 828 11/11/97 2 19 ac97 A.C. MAN STRUCK BY CAR CROSSING PACIFIC AVENUE 829 11/15/97 2 38 ac97 JUDGE: PUGH ~~y PRESIDE OVER DISCIPLINARY HEARINGS E30 11/18/ 97 2 63 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY TOW-LOT SUPERVISOR ARRESTED ~1 11/21/97 4 48 ac97 A.C. POLICE SUSPEND OFFICER IN HUNTING CASE 984 Docs Pg 13 of 16 DOC DATE FREQ LINES DB HEADLINE 833 11/25/97 2 57 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY DETECTIVE ARRESTED FOR STEALING COCA 834 11/28/97 2 26 ac97 WILMINGTON, DEL., WOMAN CHARGED WITH SUNDAY CARJAC 837 12/06/97 2 93 ac97 CORR - FOUR STUDENTS SENTENCED IN A.C. SCHOOL ASSA 838 12/10/97 2 26 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY TEENS SENTENCED FOR THREATENING TEAC 839 12/13/97 2 105 ac97 ATLANTIQUE CITY SHOW HURT BY LACK OF POLICE AND PA 840 12/13/97 2 32 ac97 'CITIZEN'S POLICE ACADEMY' GRADUATES 15 RESIDENTS 841 12/14/97 2 148 ac97 MORE THAN HALF OF '96 CRIMES REPORTED IN A.C. OCCU 842 12/16/97 3 37 ac97 N.Y. MURDER SUSPECT ARRES TED IN ATLANTIC CITY AFTE 843 12/19/97 3 35 ac97 POLICE SEEK A.C. STUDENT IN ASSAULT AT HIGH SCHOOL 844 12/19/97 2 47 ac97 COLD WEATHER DRIVES HOMELESS INTO EMPTY BUILDINGS 845 12/20/97 3 56 ac97 ALBANY AVENUE 8TH GRADER ARRESTED 846 12/23/97 3 69 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE SHUT DOWN ALL-NUDE DANCE CLUB 847 12/27/97 2 72 ac97 ATLANTIC CITY BOXER ARRESTED ON ARMED-ROBBERY CHAR 848 01/03/98 2 37 ac98 MAN ROBS CLOTHING STORE IN ATLANTIC CITY, TIES UP 849 01/05 /98 2 39 ac98 POLICE OFFER SKETCH OF MAN WANTED FOR A.C. ROBBERY 850 01/10/98 2 27 ac98 ALBANY AVENUE STUDENT ARRESTED WITH BOX CUTTER 851 01/11/98 2 49 ac98 VAN, BIKER COLLIDE AT ATLANTIC CITY INTERSECTION 852 01/11/98 2 88 ac98 PIZZA-DELIVERY MAN SHOT IN ATLANTIC CITY AFTER CON 853 01/12/98 3 78 ac98 CAPE, ATLANTIC LAW OFFICERS GATHER IN ATLANTIC CIT 854 01/13/98 2 81 ac98 PUBLIC SAFETY AGENCIES IN ATLANTIC CITY BEGIN MOVE 855 01/20/98 2 44 ac98 EX-HOOP STAR FROM ACHS ARRESTED IN ROBBERY 856 01/21/98 3 26 ac98 4 ALBANY AVENUE (SCHOOL) STUDENTS ARRESTED 857 01/23/98 4 42 ac98 MAN ROBS ATLANTIC CITY BANK 858 01/23/98 3 44 ac98 PBA PRESIDENT EXPRESSES DISMAY WITH SAFETY SITE 859 01/23 /98 2 49 ac98 'NHELAN TO BOYCOTT PBA EVENTS 860 01/23/98 2 43 ac98 A.C. WOMAN WHO LOST SON ENDURES THROUGH HER GRIEF 861 01/24 /98 3 43 ac98 A.C. POLICE CHIEF WITHDRAWS AWARD FOR FIRED OFFICE 862 01/24/98 2 114 ac98 A CASE OF THE MISSING POLICE FILES PITS A CRUSADIN 863 01/29/98 2 70 ac98 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE CAN CONTINUE DISCI PLINARY HEA 865 02/09/98 2 41 ac98 ATLANTIC CITY OFFICIALLY TO OPEN PUBLIC SAFETY BUI 866 02/10/98 2 94 ac98 NEW ATLANTIC CITY PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING HONORS SL 867 02/12/98 2 76 ac98 SECOND WORKER HURT AT STADIUM SITE 868 02/13/98 3 84 ac98 COPS FIND LAST ATTACK DOG IN YARD NEAR ATLANTIC CI 869 02/13/98 3 53 ac98 A.C. POLICE NET 4 SUSPECTS IN CORRESPONDING DRUG B 870 02/16/98 2 24 ac98 FOUR ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES, ONE FACES WEAPONS C 871 02/19/98 3 87 ac98 COURT BACKS ATLANTIC CITY ACTION IN FIREFIGHTER RA 872 02/19/98 2 81 ac98 ANOTHER ATLANTIC CITY DOG-BITE INCIDENT HIGHLIGHTS 874 02/20/98 2 60 ac98 POLICE PULL MAN OFF (RESORTS ) CASINO GARAGE 875 02/21/ 98 3 48 ac98 POLICE ARREST CAESARS DEALER, 2 GAMBLERS IN MINT - o 877 02/21/98 2 81 ac98 (CELESTINE) TATE'S GURNEY CONTRIBUTED TO CRASH IN 878 02/24/ 98 2 28 ac98 EIGHT ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES IN ATLANTIC CITY 879 02/25/98 3 26 ac98 POLICE DETERMINE TATE AT FAULT IN THURSDAY'S ACCID 880 02/25/98 2 65 ac98 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE KEEPING TABS ON NUMBER OF DOG 881 02/28/98 2 35 ac98 A.C. TO HOLD WEEKLY DOG-REGISTRATION SESSIONS 882 03/05/98 2 42 ac98 ATLANTIC CITY LOSES APPEAL OVER POLICE SERGEANT'S 884 03/07/98 2 25 ac98 A. C. MAN ~~RESTED ON HEROIN-RELATED CHARGES 885 03/14/98 2 72 ac98 POLICE CHARGE J.~ITOR IN THEFT AT A.C. SCHOOL 886 03/17/98 3 48 ac98 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE ARREST 1 2 IN WEEKEND DRUG SWE 887 03/18/98 2 47 ac98 SECURITY BREACH DRAWS CONCERN AT N.J~ AVENUE SCHOO 888 03/19/ 98 4 63 ac98 POLICE: REPORTED BEATING DEATH DIDN'T HAPPEN 889 03/20/98 5 36 ac98 ?BA PRESIDENT BLASTS TV STATION'S REPORT 890 03/20/98 5 72 ac98 ATLANTIC CITY PBA PRESIDENT CRITICIZES TV , RADIO S 891 03/20/98 3 49 ac98 MAN IN SKI MASK ROBS AT~~TIC CITY BANK 892 03/21/98 2 57 ac98 LATINOS TO EMPLOY OWN FORENSICS EXPERT IN ATLANTIC 893 03/21/98 2 134 ac98 FIRED COP TEST~?IES IN RACE SUIT I \ '=l94 03/23/98 2 63 ac98 CITIZEN'S ACADEMY OFFERS INSIGHT ON POLICE OPERATI 895 03/25/ 98 2 60 ac98 CORR - PUGH CK~LLENGES SOURCE OF REPORT TO COME FO 896 03/27/98 2 23 ac98 ACHS FRESHMAN CHARGED IN ASSAULT ON GIRL 984 Docs Pg 14 of 16 DOC DATE FREO LINES DB HEADLINE 897 03/27/98 2 45 ac98 'WATER WORKERS' ROB ATLANT IC CITY WOMAN, 88, OF $5 898 03/28/98 2 111 ac98 GUNFIRE KILLS ATLANTIC CITY TEEN IN NEW YORK AVENU 899 03/29/98 3 46 ac98 FIVE ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH ATLANTIC CITY BOA 900 03/31/98 2 47 ac98 POLICE PROBE WHY TEEN VICTIM WAS IN ATLANTIC CITY 901 04/01/98 6 61 ac98 A.C. POLICE ARREST SIX SUSPECTS IN 5 HOURS ON GUN, 902 04/02/98 3 33 ac98 ATTORNEY IN A.C. DEATH REVIEWS MEDICAL RECORDS 903 04/03/98 3 112 ac98 A.C . OFFICER TACKLES GUNMAN IN CONFRONTATION AFTER 904 04/03/98 2 63 ac98 WOMAN ARRESTED AGAIN ON DRUG CHARGES IN A.C. 906 04/04/~~ 2 46 ac98 DRUG ARREST ALLEGEDLY EVOLVES INTO ASSAULT ON A.C. 907 04/07/98 3 56 ac98 POLICE CHARGE ATLANTIC CITY MAN WITH POSSESSION OF 909 04/10/98 2 67 ac98 A. C. COPS NAB MAN l.N ni.r<.t.:A"f::; TU JUDGE 910 04/16/98 2 28 ac98 ATLANT I C CITY POLICE ARREST THREE ON DRUG CHARGES 911 04/17/98 3 65 ac98 EX-COP FACES IMPERSONATING AN OFFICER, SEX CHARGES 912 04/17/98 2 60 ac98 COMPUTERIZED FINGERPRINT SYSTEM HELPS POLICE IN A. 913 04/20/98 3 22 ac98 ATLANTIC CITY MAN HELD IN HIS BROTHER'S STABBING 914 04/21/98 2 55 ac98 TEST RESULTS FOR ATLANTIC CITY POLICE CHIEF EXPECT 915 04/23/98 2 33 ac98 TWO MEN SHOT IN LEG IN STANLEY HOLMES VILLAGE 916 04/23/98 2 40 ac98 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE CLEAR OFFICER IN SHOOTING OF 917 04/28/98 2 23 ac98 ATLANTIC CITY STILL LOOKING TO DISPOSE OF OLD POLI 918 04/28/98 2 32 ac98 TRAINING BEGINS FOR ATLANTIC CITY POLICE, FIRE REC 919 04/29/98 2 72 ac98 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE ARREST PA. MURDER SUSPECT AT 920 05/01/98 3 88 ac98 (ATLANTIC CITY) BOARDWALK MERCHANTS: STUDENTS ON ' 921 05/02/98 3 56 ac98 BOARDWALK 'RAMPAGE' DRAWS ATTENTION OF SCHOOL, POL 922 05/04/98 3 70 ac98 MAN SLAIN IN ATLANTIC CITY 923 05/05/98 2 61 ac98 ATLANTIC CITY TO RENEW TRUANCY CRACKDOWN 924 05/07/98 2 45 ac98 SUDDEN ILLNESS MAY HAVE CAUSED FATAL ACCIDENT ON B 925 05/09/98 2 43 ac98 ATLANTIC CITY MAN ON PRISON-RELEASE PROGRAM ARREST 926 05/13/98 3 24 ac98 TWO ATLANTIC CITY DETECTIVES PROMOTED 927 05/15/98 2 34 ac98 WHELAN HAS MINOR TRAFFIC ACCIDENT 928 05/16/98 3 27 ac98 POLICE SEEK SUSPECT IN SUN BANK HOLDUP 929 05/21/98 2 71 ac98 DRIVE-BY SHOOTING UNNERVES ATLANTIC CITY AREA 930 05/ 22/98 2 51 ac98 ATLANTIC CITY TO SWAP MASONIC TEMPLE FOR RADIO STA 931 05/23/98 3 50 ac98 A.C. SNAKE STILL ON LOOSE 932 05/23/98 2 80 ac98 A.C. POLICE REMOVE 35 IN BOARDWALK SWEEP 933 05/24/98 4 17 ac98 ARMED MAN ROBS VICTORIA'S SECRET IN ATLANTIC CITY 934 05/25/98 2 35 ac98 CONCRETE DEBRIS HITS WALKER IN ATLANTIC CITY 935 05/28/98 3 34 ac98 ATLANTIC CITY WOMAN, 90, VICTIM OF A HOME INVASION 936 05/29/98 2 48 ac98 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE SAY HOME INVASIONS MAY BE LIN 937 05/29/98 2 28 ac98 UNION PROTESTS ATLANTIC CITY LAW FIRM 938 05/ 31/98 2 33 ac98 SHOT FIRED ON SOUTH NEW YORK AVENUE IN ATLANTIC CI 939 06/01/98 4 34 ac98 MAN ARRESTED IN ATLANTIC CITY ROBBERY OF NEW YORK 940 06/01 / 98 3 26 ac98 THREE SOUGHT FOR JEWELRY STORE ROBBERY IN ATLANTIC 941 06/03/98 2 90 ac98 ATLANTIC CITY REPORT CLEARS POLICE IN ALLEGED BEAT 942 06/06/98 3 45 ac98 F.~ILY OF MAN WHO ACCUSED ATLANTIC CITY POLI CE OF 943 06/09/98 2 58 ac98 ANOTHER REPORT CLEARS ATLANTIC CITY POLICE IN MAN' 944 06 /11/98 2 68 ac98 A.C. COu~CIL OKS TEMPLE, SCHOOL DEALS 945 06/12 / 98 3 70 ac98 THIEVES LEAD POLICE ON CHASE IN C.~ STOLEN AFTER F 946 06/13 / 98 2 45 ac98 VICCHIARELLI OUSTS HURLEY AS PBA LOCAL 24 PRESIDE 947 06/ 17/ 98 : 55 ac98 PLAY SENDS POSITIVE MESSAGE , RESORT STUDENTS SAY 948 06/ 19/ 98 2 26 ac98 MAN HOSPIT.~IZED AFTER BEING CUT DURING FIGHT 949 06/21/98 2 27 ac98 ATLANTIC CITY MAN HELD IN STABBING 950 06/23/98 2 55 ac98 JOSEPH MERLINO CHARGED WITH VIOLATING CASINO BAN 951 06/25/98 2 69 ac98 CAESARS FIRE CREATES COL~rn OF SMOKg 952 07/07/98 2 19 ac98 A.C. DRUG, PROSTITUTION SWEEPS NET 3s 953 07/09/98 2 125 ac98 OWNER OF A.C. BAR SAYS ROAD PROJECT AT HEART OF CO 954 07/14/98 3 57 ac98 SEVEN HURT AS MINIBUS HITS WALL IN TROPICANA GARAG 955 07/ 15/98 2 67 ac98 ATLANTIC CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFERS $350G. SETTLE 956 07 / 18/ 98 2 38 ac98 A.C. PROSTITUTION STING ENDS IN ARREST OF 31 ' JOHN 957 07 / 19/ 98 2 78 ac98 ATLANTIC CITY CRASH KILLS MAN, HURTS COP 958 07/20 / 98 4 53 ac98 POLICE IDENTIFY THOSE INVOLVED IN ATLANTIC CITY CR 959 07/21/98 4 56 ac98 MOB ATTACKS COPS TRYING TO HALT FIGHT IN HOUSING P 960 07/21/98 3 49 ac98 POLICE REPORT ~~ ~~ RED LIGHT IN FATAL CRASH WIT 984 Docs Pg 15 of 16 DOC DATE FREQ LINES DB HEADLINE 961 07/22/98 4 55 ac98 RESCUE TEAMS PLUCK JUMPER FROM BALCONY OF ATLANTIC 962 07/22/98 2 45 ac98 ATLANTIC CITY MAN SHOT DURING APPARENT DRUG DEAL 963 07/22/98 2 80 ac98 POLICE READ ALL ABOUT IT, BUST BABES & BOOZ E CHART 964 07/25/98 2 26 ac98 WORKER HIT BY COASTER OUT OF HOSPITAL 965 07/25/98 2 30 ac98 HOOTERS REPORTS $15G. STOLEN FROM SAFE 966 07/ 26/ 98 2 24 ac98 MAN MISSING IN OCEAN OFF ATLANTIC CITY AFTER RESCU 967 07/27/98 2 44 ac98 MAN WHO SAVED CHILD IN ATLANTIC CITY ASSUMED DROWN 968 07 / 28/98 2 63 ac98 ATLANTIC CITY MAN ACCUSED OF KILLING WOMAN 969 07/29/98 2 51 ac98 BOATERS FIND BODY OF HERO IN THE INLET 970 07/ 29/ 98 2 28 ac98 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE INSPECTORS TO TRY FOR CHIEF'S 971 07/ 30/ 98 2 35 ac98 COPS NAB SUSPECT IN ROBBERY OF WOMAN UNDER ATLANTI 972 07/31/ 98 2 21 ac98 GUNMAN THREATENS MAINTENANCE MAN 973 08/02/98 2 31 ac98 ATLANTIC CITY POLICE SEEK INFO IN PAIR OF SHOOTING 974 08/03/98 2 25 ac98 COPS TALK WOULD-·BE JUMPER DOWN FROM SUICIDE ATTEMP 975 08 / 04 / 98 4 37 ac98 WORKER STABBED SEVERAL TIMES AT PAWN SHOP ON PACIF 976 08/05/ 98 2 35 ac98 LOCAL EFFORTS JOIN NATIONAL NIGHT OUT 977 08/13/98 2 56 ac98 FAMILY QUESTIONS POLICE IN CHASE DEATH 978 08 / 20/98 2 74 ac98 ALLEGED POLICE SHOVING INCIDENT AT PUERTO RICAN PA 979 08 / 21/ 98 2 34 ac98 FORMER ATLANTIC CITY POLICE UNION HEAD ALLEGES RET 980 08/ 23 / 98 4 63 ac98 ATLANTIC CITY CARJACKING SUSPECTS NABBED AFTER CHA 981 08/26/98 3 49 ac98 POLK HEADS A.C. POLICE CHIEF LIST 982 08/29/ 98 4 45 ac98 DRIVER KILLED IN A.C. AFTER HITTING POLICE CAR WAS 983 08 / 30/ 98 2 22 ac98 VAN FIRE BACKS UP EXPRESSWAY TRAFFIC 984 08 /31 / 98 3 22 ac98 A.C. POLICE ARREST TWO ON DRUG CHARGES .! 984 Docs Pg 16 of 16 APPENDIX C: SELECTION, TRAINING AND PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT This appendix to the report considers the selection, training, and performance assessment of police officers. Issues surrounding the selection and training of Atlantic City police officers are apparent. A number of highly publicized cases dealing with harassment and sexual misconduct have been costly to the Department. In one recent academy class, all of the African-American candidates failed to become police officers. In fact, the only recruits who did not succeed in the academy were African Americans. This circumstance raises issues as to the recruitment process as well as the level of training and other resources provided to see that qualified candidates succeed in the Department. It is important to consider the caliber of individuals selected so that they will: • Be successful in the academy. • Be successful as police officers in the Department. • Demonstrate an absence of behavior that brings embarrassment or expense to the Department. Typical selection models include a "screening in" and a "screening out" model. In the former, individuals with qualities deemed important for good performance are selected. In the latter, individuals are screened out based on indicators from their past and/or psychological profiles. Psychological screening of police has received renewed attention recently. While many departments continue to use clinical instruments such as the Minnesota Multi-phasic Personality Inventory (M"MPI) or California Psychological Inventory (CPI), other departments have moved to use more job-relevant scales such as the Inwald Personality Inventory (IPI), or have abandoned psychological screening altogether. A review of the internal screening mechanisms should be conducted to determine alternative strategies that would produce desired results in the most efficient manner. Screening should be accompanied by a more vigorous attempt to recruit qualified individuals from within the Atlantic City community. Previous discussions with the Department regarding a potential cadet program as a career development tool for young people should be re-opened. This program would provide a more qualified pool of individuals who could potentially be selected into the Atlantic City Police. Training programs in police departments help to reinforce departmental values and goals, and occasionally provide new skills to help facilitate improved performance. It is important to routinely evaluate the degree to which training (both academy and in-service) is selected consistent with departmental mission and objectives. A training needs assessment should be Appendix C: Selection, Training, and Perfonnance Assessment Page2 conducted to make such a determination. Training in areas of sexual harassment and working in diverse communities is appropriate. With the transition to community policing, it is difficult to define "good policing". When community policing is a separate unit in a police department, or has been fully integrated as a philosophy, it becomes more important to define the independent roles of traditional and community policing officers. Without role clarity, standards of performance are hard to defme. In order, however, to hold officers accountable for their behavior and facilitate the effective delivery of services, a performance management system must be adopted. Such a system includes the development of performance standards, as well as a tool for evaluating police performance. Although there are many problems with traditional performance evaluation tools (e.g., subjectivity and bias), research has demonstrated that such tools can be made more objective by making them more behaviorally based. With such a system, it is difficult to document performance that was not demonstrated. In addition, a comprehensive performance management system provides for remedial intervention (as opposed to straight discipline) when officers are not fulfilling their responsibilities. APPENDIX D: SUMMARY OF THE 3-2-1 PROGRAM REVIEW This appendix presents a summary of officers' feedback regarding the 3-2-1 Police Officers' Residency Program and associated training. The 3-2-1 Program was sponsored by the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority (CRDA) working in conjunction with the Atlantic City Police Department and the Police Foundation. The program was designed to create a public safety anchor in the city by encouraging police officers to live in the city in exchange for off-duty services in the neighborhoods. Specifically, the program was designed to stabilize neighborhoods, making them safer and more economically viable for the citizens who live and work in them. Initially, the program was designed to encourage officers to move into the city, but it was concluded that some loans and other incentives would be reserved for those officers already residing in the city. To date, there are 32 officers in the program who have received mortgages, and an additional23 who have take-home cars only. All 55 of the officers participating in this program are responsible for providing off-duty community policing services in their respective neighborhoods. Participants in the program include 69% White officers, 25% Black officers, 4% Hispanic officers, and one American Indian (2% ). There are 15% females and 85% males in the program. 34% of the officers are in special function assignments, 33% of the officers are assigned to patrol, 22% are in community policing, and the other 11% are in administration. Last year, the Police Foundation provided a week-long training program for officers who had moved into their homes. The goal of that training program was to provide the knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary to facilitate the ability of officers to interact more effectively with community residents. The training program was intended to make officers more knowledgeable about the neighborhoods in which they live and serve, make the citizens feel safer, increase police presence in hopes of deterring crime, and provide increased communication and collaboration among police and residents. Since the training was delivered, additional officers have been accepted into the program. A representative of the Department who participated in the training session was to subsequently serve as an internal trainer providing the training program, curriculum, and participant notebook to new 3-2-1 program officers. To examine resident officers' perceptions regarding the training, and obtain feedback about the program's effectiveness, a follow-up review was recently conducted. The review consisted of a feedback session and individual interviews with participating officers. The information gathered in this review has been summarized as a benchmark for future departmental feedback sessions. A feedback session was held on the evening of September 30, 1998. Of the 55 officers in the program, 47 (85%) participated in the evaluation feedback session and follow-up interviews. Appendix D: Summary of The 3-2-1 Program Review Page 2 The feedback session was designed to elicit general responses from the participants, and provide an overview of the upcoming individual interview sessions so that the officers would have some time to reflect on their experiences in the program. The outline and topics covered in the feedback session are presented in Attachment A. Over the course of the following two days, all officers were scheduled for 20 minute interviews. In the interviews, officers were given the opportunity to discuss suggested improvements, provide general comments and feedback, as well as respond to a number of specific questions regarding the program and training provided. The questions asked during the structured interview are included in Attachment B. For those officers we interviewed (47 of the 55), the average number of years in the Department was 8.25 with a range of 2 to 25. Forty-five percent had cars only (no mortgages). Of 47 resident officers recently interviewed, 42 (89%) lived in the city prior to their participation in the 3-2-1 program. In other words, the program has effectively attracted 11% of its participants back into the city, and worked to maximize the benefits of existing resident officers. Only 49% of those interviewed had actually received the week-long training program presented by the Police Foundation last year. The remaining individuals we met with apparently did not receive any training or materials, although most claimed to have received the general order. When comparing those who received training to those who did not, it is very clear that those not receiving training felt a need for it. Whereas 35% of those trained felt more training was necessary, 67% of those who did not get trained felt that they needed it. Many of these individuals felt a need for a general orientation to the program (31% ), some also felt the need for the entire week-long session (25% ), or information on starting neighborhood groups (25% ). The others felt the need for training in survival skills or communication ( 19% ). For those receiving training, just under two-thirds (61%) found the training to be useful. Specifically, the module reported to be most useful was "Culture, Prejudice, and Diversity" (5 individuals). Three officers each reported that the segments entitled "Resources for Crime Control and Police Effectiveness" and "Building Support for Crime Control" were most beneficial. Two other individuals stated that the module on "Conflict Resolution" was the most useful. Besides considering the reactions of the officers to the training program, we conducted a comparison of the trained (23 officers) versus not-trained (24 officers) groups. Almost half (48%) of the individuals who were trained reported doing things to make residents aware of their presence. For those not trained, only 42% did so. Specifically, 26% of the trained officers made face-to-face contacts with citizens, and 13% created crime prevention programs. For the untrained group, only 17% made contact with citizens and just 8% started crime prevention programs. It appears that participation in the training resulted in a greater level of community interaction. Appendix D: Summary of The 3-2-1 Program Review Page3 The results of the interviews showed that officers generally felt that the program was very useful in creating an increased presence and improving the quality of life in their neighborhoods (62% ). Many interact more frequently with their neighbors and perform more regular community policing activities. Clearly, this is an indication of the program's success in Atlantic City. One officer said that as a result of the program, there is increased competition in the neighborhood to fix-up the yards and houses. Another officer said he is personally more conscientious about his own behavior, since the neighbors know him to be a cop. Many officers said that their neighbors come to them more with information or questions. Several officers also stated that their presence helped to get drug dealers out of the neighborhood, deal with landlord tenant problems, or reduce burglaries. A number of issues were raised at the feedback session, some of which were repeated in the individual interviews. Many officers indicated a desire for laptop computers in the vehicles so that they can run names, etc. In the individual interviews, 19% of the officers raised this concern. One individual suggested having at least one computer at roll call to indicate problems encountered in the earlier shift. Some officers indicated that more referral sources such as "hot sheets", handbooks, or the Neighborhood Policing Information System (database) developed by the Police Foundation would help them in carrying out their roles. Nine percent of those interviewed stated a desire to use the database, with one person stating that it would be a "big potential loss if it were not used." Although these resources exist, none of the officers who were trained on the database last year have used it since. Most felt it could be very helpful to them. The majority of the other officers had never even heard of it. In any case, in order for this system to be useful, officers will need to update the information by conducting surveys and gathering more up-to-date referral sources. There was a general consensus from the feedback session that there needs to be more monitoring of the program and its participants; over one-fourth of officers interviewed brought up the need for such monitoring. Four individuals noted that officers in this program needed to get more involved in their neighborhoods. Since there has been no form to follow up on neighborhood activity or to ensure that officers are following the General Order, officers had, earlier in the day, agreed to recommend modifications to the General Order to bring it up-to-date. A couple of individuals interviewed felt the need to change the car requirements (i.e., regarding qthers riding in the vehicle). Most feedback session participants also agreed that more regular feedback sessions (in smaller groups) would be helpful. Officers felt that being able to come together with other resident officers would be a plus, and would keep them more aligned since most do not work together in their regular assignments. In the interviews, this was voiced by 13% of those to whom we talked. One officer suggested the need for greater coordination between resident officers, Appendix D: Summary of The 3-2-1 Program Review Page4 vice, and patrol, a suggestion that makes sense given some of the successes reported to us using such a collaborative approach. Another officer indicated his desire for a hotline to help him with resolving problems in his area. Regular feedback sessions would provide a forum for the discussion and resolution of such problems and concerns. In terms of equipment, some officers expressed interest in supplemental equipment in the vehicles for specific types of responses (radios, bike vests, radar guns, etc.). Some expressed concern about not receiving the patrol vehicles due to their assignments, i.e., detective. Although the Department has stated that individuals in assignments requiring unmarked vehicles will not get the cars, many claim that their neighbors already know them to be police officers. Others mentioned a potential need for replacement cars or take-home cars for everyone in the Department. The vast majority of officers participating in this evaluation expressed concerns about the changes in the program's selection criteria, particularly in the later rounds of the application process, which may have limited access for some interested officers. In fact, many stated that the original neighborhood boundaries and ratings were changed, as were the requirements for only one officer per block and other standards, creating multiple rejections for some applicants across the new loan phases. About one-fourth of the individuals interviewed brought this issue up again. Overall, officers were extremely favorable about the program, not just because of the personal benefits they received, but also because they believe it works. Many stated that they wished there would be more loans made available so that any police officer who wanted to live in the city could get such an incentive. There seemed to be a genuine sense of pride over being selected as a participant in this program; one officer even stated that the Department should provide a patch or jacket identifying the officers as resident [community] police officers. Finally, two individuals mentioned a very important point: although officer perceptions about the program matter, so too do the perceptions of the residents. These officers suggested that a survey of citizens be conducted in the neighborhoods to assess their perception of the program's success. Appendix D: Summary of The 3-2-1 Program Review Page 5 Attachment A: Feedback Session (September 30, 1998) Appendix D: Summary of The 3-2-1 Program Review Page 6 Atlantic City 3-2-1 Program Feedback Session Wednesday, September 30, 1998 Atlantic City Public Safety Building Evaluation of 3-2-1 Training Program 6:00 Opening and Introduction to Program Feedback Sessions Introduce Ourselves Role of Police Foundation (develop and evaluate the training, program) Purpose: Evaluate how useful the training was in being able to perform the requirements of the program. not to evaluate your performance. This is part 1 of 2 parts: the second part (before next Spring) will include a survey or follow up regarding the resident officer policies and procedures, and the requirements you were expected to fulfill. -Name Tents (we met some of you previously) 6:30 -Introductions of resident officers: (Put on flip charts) -why they chose to participate in program -what neighborhood they live in -what level 3, 2, or 1 it was ( 1= most distressed) 7:15 Open Discussion: What do you think the program has accomplished in the neighborhoods? Do you feel you have the resources necessary to meet the off-duty requirements of the 3-2-1 program? If not, what is still needed? Has anyone made use of the Neighborhood Policing Information System database for learning about your neighborhoods? How could we make the database more useful? Do you think the Department should conduct a survey to update the system? If so, how should that be done? If not, how will you gather information relevant to your neighborhoods? We would like to open it up now for comments, suggestions, criticisms, needs, or other issues associated with the 3-2-1 program; the policies, the benefits, the requirements or anything else that you would like addressed. 8:00 Adjourn Appendix D: Summary of The 3-2-1 Program Review Page7 Attachment B: Structured Interview Questions Appendix D: Summary of The 3-2-1 Program Review Page 8 Structured Interview Questions Atlantic City 3-2-1 Police Officer Residency Program Officer N arne: ------Neighborhood: ______Level: 1. During the past year, what have you done to make the citizens aware of your role as a resident community policing officer? 2. As a result of the residency program, have you noticed a difference in the quality of life in your neighborhood? Please explain. 3. What input can you provide to help improve the program? 4. Prior to the 3-2-1 program, were you already a resident of Atlantic City? __Yes __No (skip to question 6) 5. If yes, what, if anything, do you do differently now than before? 6. Did you attend the Police Foundation officer residency training in 1997? __Yes (answer training questions) _ _ No (answer no training questions) Appendix D: Summary of The 3-2-1 Program Review Page9 Training Questions 7. You may recall that the training consisted of: Building Support for Crime Control through C.O.P.; Culture, Prejudice, and Diversity; Resources for Crime Control and Police Effectiveness; and Dispute and Conflict Resolution. Was that training useful in allowing you to meet the 3-2-1 off-duty requirements and provide community policing services in your neighborhood? Why or why not? 8. What strategies did you acquire from the training that have been most beneficial to you in engaging the community at large? 9. Do you feel that additional training is necessary? If so, what and how frequently? No training: 7. Have you since received any training from the Atlantic City police department and/or the curriculum? Explain: 8. What training, if any, do you feel is necessary for you to meet the off-duty requirements of the 3-2-1 program?