CCRB Still Closed by Hurricane Sandy Corrupt Cops Rejoice not that they cared anyway

http://www.nyc.gov/html/ccrb/home.html

Corrupt cops have little to fear from Internal Affairs or CCRB but CCRB requires the cops to come downtown and testify under oath.

Hurricane Sandy has KOed CCRB

If a cop is up for a promotion  -- he or she has to wait until all is resolved at CCRB and mostly with CCRB and IA corrupt cops walk which is why we need a Federal Investigation of the NYPD and an outside monitors because clearly the monitors we have are not enough.

Also... I left my tele number but it seemed pretty clear this website is just for show -- no action which is why we have a staggering amount of NYPD corruption and on top of that how many corrupt cops continue on and on below the radar protected by the blue wall and even Internal Affairs -- it takes something really heinous for IA to wake up out of it's coma.

http://www.nyc.gov/html/ccpc/html/contact/contact.shtml

You may contact the New York City Commission to Combat Police corruption by calling (212) 487-7350 during regular business hours or you may write to us at: New York City Commission to Combat Police Corruption 17 Battery Place, Suite 327 New York, NY 10004 Please Be Aware That We Do Not Accept Walk-In Complaints If you have a complaint concerning police corruption, if possible you should include the following information in your communication: The date, time, and exact location of the incident The officer's name, badge number, or physical description Your day and evening telephone numbers so that you can be contacted at a later time Please be aware that the Commission does not, absent extraordinary circumstances, handle investigations itself. Complaints received by the Commission to Combat Police Corruption are, when appropriate, forwarded to the NYPD's Internal Affairs Bureau for review and investigation. In some instances, the Commission monitors complaints that have been forwarded to the Internal Affairs Bureau. To make a complaint directly to the NYPD's Internal Affairs Bureau's 24-hour Complaint Center, please call (212) 741-8401. If your complaint involves physical force, abuse of authority, discourtesy, or offensive language by a member of the NYPD, you may wish to contact the New York City Civilian Complaint Review Board's complaint hotline at (800) 341-CCRB (800-341-2272).  Email the Chairman