Cops want to bar Jersey Shore police chief from looking at their cellphone bills
TRENTON — Cops in the Jersey Shore town of Bradley Beach want to prevent their bosses from having access to their cellphone bills to see if they’ve been chit-chatting at work. In a federal lawsuit filed Thursday, the union representing Bradley Beach police officers asked a judge to put an end to a policy that allows…
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but, my understanding is that, if you co- mingle your public business with your personal calls/ emails/ texts, as long as it isn’t redact-able under the OPRA, it becomes discoverable- and could become public/ used in a court case-which means: get two phones/ devices,people!- one for business( which the taxpayers wind up paying for, )and one for your personal stuff! -some of these people are behaving like yahoos,who think they are above everyone else, because of their position: kind of like Wash., DC: separate set of rules for the ruling class??
Why are police officers allowed to talk on their cell phones in all the towns while driving but they give tickets to all the people driving on them also? I think all the police chiefs of all towns should do the same! Why should they be above the law and not have to follow the same rules as everyone else.