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Saturday, August 29, 2020

Black Lives Matter protest in NJ results in $2,500 police OT bill for organizer, 18



A young New Jersey woman has been slapped with a $2,500 fine for police overtime costs after she set up a “small, peaceful Black Lives Matter protest” at the end of July, according to a report.
Emily Gil, 18, who graduated in June from Bergen County Technical School, failed to properly warn authorities in advance about the event, NJ.com reported.
Gil believed that a shortage of affordable housing options in her neighborhood was a racial issue that should be brought to the public’s attention through a 30- to 40-person protest, according to NJ.com.
But four days after the demonstration, Gil received a bill for police overtime costs that officials say the protest incurred.
The letter explained that Gil’s refusal to meet with officials left the Englewood Cliffs Police Department scrambling to provide security for the event, prompting overtime work for several officers.

5 comments:

  1. Section 8 in Joe-syAugust 29, 2020 at 6:05 PM

    Say What ?

    Yous take EBT cards ?

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  2. Hahahahahahahah!

    Good!

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  3. Seems reasonable
    The opposite of defund the police

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  4. Bill the Democrats who are behind it all !!!!

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  5. Been rescinded. Billing a black affiliated interest is systemically racist.

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