Thursday, November 21, 2013

NYPD Hero Joe Sanchez reaches 100 signatures for Re-instatement Moving Comments

https://www.change.org/petitions/nyc-honorable-mayor-bill-de-blasio-nypd-s-new-police-commissioner-re-instate-nypd-whistle-blower-joe-sanchez-the-hispanic-serpico-from-30-years-ago-set-up-right-this-wrong-please
  • Lawrence Bystran SPRINGFIELD, MA
    • about 7 hours ago
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    Supercop Joe Sanchez has sufferered long enough for doing what is right, and for being an honest cop. This is LONG overdue!
  • Nadia Arguello WINTHROP, MA
    • about 9 hours ago
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    To right the wrong that was done!
  • Bobby Calvert DELTONA, FL
    • about 20 hours ago
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    This man should be re-instated for his the integrity, honor and allegiance to the oath his swore upon entering into the office from which he was forced out of by expedient politicians at the time he was exiled.
  • Ruby Torres SCHOHARIE, NV
    • about 20 hours ago
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    Because I know it is true, this happens everyday in the NYPD.
  • robert wagner JEROME, ID
    • about 21 hours ago
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    I worked with soilder in VietNam 7th Cav and he wsa one of the best, Ret U.S.Army robert wagner
  • Andres Fontanez DELTONA, FL
    • about 21 hours ago
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    The truth needs to be told and justice acknowledge to a good Cop, make the wrong right.
  • RON SLEEIS SAN PEDRO, CA
    • about 22 hours ago
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    I've know Joe Sanchez to be a honest up front guy.
  • AL Sheppard BEAUFORT, NC
    • about 22 hours ago
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    JUSTICE for a GOOD COP & WAR HERO
  • Hendrik Potgieter PRETORIA, SOUTH AFRICA
    • about 23 hours ago
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    No police officer should be treated like this in a first world country!!
  • Mike Speights TEXAS CITY, TX
    • 1 day ago
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    I've known Joe for several years, we both served in the 1st Cav in Vietnam. I know him to be honorable, patriotic, and very honest. There is no way to measure the years of frustration suffered by this good man and his family because of the injustice brought upon him.
  • Andrew Falco WALDWICK, NJ
    • 1 day ago
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    An injustice was committed by the NYPD.
  • shirley DiGeorgio PALM COAST, FL
    • 1 day ago
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    I worked with Joe,he was a great cop.Undo a wrong.
  • Eddie Montalvo CHINO, CA
    • 1 day ago
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    I grew up with Joe and went to High School with him, then to Vietnam. In all the years I've known Joe I have known him to be an Honorable individual without reservations.
  • Maria Pacheco PORT ST LUCIE, FL
    • 1 day ago
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    Former co-worker
  • Pete Mrsich MILFORD, CT
    • 1 day ago
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    I am supporting my long-time friend Kevin's dad in his fight.
  • Carlene Klebe TEMPE, AZ
    • 1 day ago
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    To help right a wrong.
  • Robert Matovic SOUND BEACH, NY
    • 2 days ago
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    Joe Sanchez got the shaft. Period the end. Stop all the BS and right a wrong that is overdue. No way to treat a hero combat veteran of Vietnam and hero combat yes combat veteran of the concrete jungle on the streets of NYC and other numerous jobs which joe served admirably and HONESTLY because he was FORCED out of the NYPD by the unscrupulous powers that be at the time.time to give joe his pension and his pride back.
  • Diana Myers CHICAGO, IL
    • 2 days ago
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    I know Joe. He is a thoroughly good person, and he has been a great help to a member of my family. After years of apparent stonewalling and railroading, he deserves to be heard.
  • jack murray DELTONA, FL
    • 2 days ago
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    Why not.... If he was exonerated of any wrong doing,then give him an honorable discharge from the Dept. and his pension.
  • Angel L. Torrado ORLANDO, FL
    • 2 days ago
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    I worked with Joe and saw first hand the injustices he endured.
  • Sgt. Michael Barry RIVER EDGE, NJ
    • 2 days ago
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    Because PO Sanchez lived up to his oath and was punished for doing so. How can we inculcate honesty in our officers if the NYPD punishes those who shine the light of criticism on corruption. Should we not lead by example and correct this injustice?
  • Dan Conna PLATTEKILL, NY
    • 2 days ago
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    Because Joe Sanchez was set-up for termination and treated unfairly by NYPD in the past. He deserves to have his good name restored and a retroactive promotion to detective for his heroics.
  • annette manzo DELTONA, FL
    • 2 days ago
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    My uncle Joe has worked hard to clear his name, he is a man of strong character, conviction. He is honorable, he served his country in Vietnam, he served the people of NYC as a police officer. He continued fighting this form of discrimination for years in hopes of clearing his name for his children and us his family. He has been an example to our family or children. He needs to be reinstated and given an honorable retirement.
  • Ron Reynolds PALM COAST, FL
    • 2 days ago
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    There is no doubt that Police Officer Joe Sanchez was denied justice having been falsely accused by NYPD Internal Affairs of corruption, of which a jury of his peers exonerated Joe. It is time that the cowardly actions that followed to dismiss Joe Sanchez were wrong. Correct this injustice by allowing this honest individual his rightful pension and restore his name as a true American and honest citizen earning the Purple Heart in the Vietnam conflict for his country.
  • Herminio Velez PONCIANA, FL
    • 2 days ago
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    I am a retired NYPD MOS. I was also there when the incident occurred.

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