Former Police Chief AJ Perez Reports To Joint In West Virginia

If you want to visit former Police Chief AJ Perez in federal lockup it’s about a 10-hour drive from Bridgeport.

Perez on Monday reported to the Gilmer Federal Correctional Institution in Glenville, West Virginia to serve a sentence of a year and a day for manipulating the 2018 police chief test. With good time he’ll serve about nine months but could be released to a halfway house sooner.

Perez had requested the federal satellite camp in Otisville NY.

His co-conspirator, former Personnel Director David Dunn, is scheduled today (Tuesday) to report to the prison camp in Schuylkill PA. He received a four-month sentence.

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      1. *** First off, you use both socks for strength to hold no more than 3 to 4 soaps or batteries, etc. Also in federal or state joints, “government type” bath soap , tooth-paste & brush are free if you have no money on the books. The type of corrections centers both Perez & Dunn are going to are level 3-minimum security with possible out-side clearance jobs once they finish orientation due to their sentences & past criminal history, etc. In other words, like a men’s college for a simple spring, summer & fall time-out camp! ***

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  1. If Joe & Mario can keep things together let’s see what awaits AJ when he gets out! Doesn’t necessarily have to be in Bridgeport.
    Cheers!!!!

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  2. Rich,have to figure Joe owes AJ big time,afterall,AJ kept his mouth shut and didn’t give up Joe to the Feds…Joe owes him a consultant job at the least..

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  3. *** Money & power talks, & all the other “green$ & blue justice” walks with a B/S sentence after good time, 90-days for Dunn & 6-months for Perez with probation. *** JOKE! ***

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    1. At least two of your boys escaped federal charges. You think the Police Commissioners should take action against officer 2 whom admitted to his participation/involvement? AJ didn’t force him to help him pass the exams. He was getting some kind of benefit for his ASSISTANCE.

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      1. Which is the reason why I asked the questions under the OIB Dan Roach “bicentennial” interview” which of course Lennie deleted. Nothing mentioned there about anything police related except the fact that he is on the PC. See Lennie’s comments there and my follow up.
        Cheers!

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      2. Joel:
        They ain’t my boys! My answer is Yes! You know who hates dirty cops and anybody associated with them more than the public?
        GOOD COPS!

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    1. That’s easy Don. Let me answer that—for you.
      Good cops get defended by their union. Bad cops get “representation” provided for them by their union. As you should know Don, that’s how it’s done. They pay dues for various benefits the union provides. One of those benefits is being provided legal representation which as you know gets reimbursed by the city in many circumstances. No, we don’t like defending cops that do bad things. Just remember, not every incident that sounds “bad” , is bad. The legal system provides for the defense of everyone Don. Even the lowliest of the low and those who have no assets, (in the civilian world). I helped defend the good ones who required it and provided “representation” to a few who may have overstepped some bounds. That’s how it works. Frank’s correct. No one hates bad cops more than good cops.
      Cheers!!!

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      1. Rich, I asked Frank that question because he served as 1159 President and as such, he had to make sure that bad cops he hated had proper representation. Frank went as far as hating anyone associated with bad cop/s. I guess he hates me for associating to some degree with AJ or others who for whatever reason crossed the line.

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