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NYPD peeks beneath
City police developing new technology to scan A new tool
pedestrians, Commissioner announces Devices can
to make Point
‘see’ hidden weapons But civil rights groups sound
our streets
the alarm, fearing scanners are an invasion of privacy MIKE
safer CODELLA
RAY TAMARRA/GETTY IMAGES N RETIRED NYPD DETECTIVE
ew York City Police
Commissioner Ray a New York City cop has
Kelly’s proposal to taught me criminals with
arm officers with a concealed weapons are usu-
new high-tech device able to ally the most violent and
detect weapons on individu- treacherous. If in fact this in-
In the news als from a distance might strument is furtherance of a
just be the advantage cops “pat down,” or the “stop and
NYPD arrests need in fighting crime and question” of a possible sus-
hundreds of protecting lives. pect, so be it. If one believes
As we’ve seen, no individ- that detecting a weapon or
johns citywide
ual is safe from the random even a possible weapon on
street violence that has pene- someone from a distance is
Police arrested nearly trated our city’s streets. Inno- an invasion of their free-
200 people in a four- cent children to hero cops doms or civil liberties, too
day citywide prostitu- such as Police Officer Peter bad. In this case as in many,
tion bust, according to Figoski have all been victims the ends justify the means.
the New York Post. Po- of gun violence in recent Detecting from a distance
lice began the raid last months. and seizing even one illegal
Thursday and ended it If new technology to de- gun is certainly worth any
Sunday, arresting 10 tect weapons is in fact avail- price the NYPD could pay for
prostitutes, 186 johns able, the NYPD should jump this high-tech advantage.
and seizing 56 vehicles. on the opportunity to obtain
As part of “Operation this equipment, train their –Mike Codellais a retired NYPD
Losing Proposition,” of- officers, and begin taking il- detective sergeant
ficers posed as prosti- legal guns out of the hands and author of “Alphaville”
tutes and arrested the of criminals.
Metro does not endorse the opinions of the
johns who solicited My 20 years experience as author, or any opinions expressed on its pages.
them. METRO/EAE
A civil
In the news
rights and Counterpoint
NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly said he wants police to start using the scanners soon.
liberties
NORMAN
SIEGEL
nightmare
Yesterday, Police Commission- “The ability to walk new power. Donna Lieberman, FORMER HEAD OF THE NYCLU
er Raymond Kelly announced down the street director of the New York Civil T
that the NYPD is pursuing a Liberties Union, sees the new
free from a virtual
controversial new technology technology as a double-edged his new policy is a civ- upon reasonable suspicion.
Newt criticizes in the war against illegal guns: police pat-down is sword. il rights and liberties There could be horrible sce-
NYC unions body-scanning devices. a matter of “On the one hand, if tech- nightmare, and a vio- narios where police aggres-
“There are still far too many nology like this worked as it lation of personal pri- sively stop, question, frisk,
Newt Gingrich lashed guns in New York, too many privacy.” was billed, New York City vacy rights. and arrest people on the
LIEBERMAN
out at New York City murders, and too many shoot- should see its stop-and-frisk As a preliminary matter, street who don’t have a gun
public workers in the ings,” Kelly said in his annual rate drop by a half-million does the new technology de- simply because they had
Monday night GOP State of the NYPD address yes- does not travel through metal, people a year,” said Lieber- tect metal or guns? If it de- metal in their pockets
debate, citing union- terday morning. “We employ allowing officers to “see” the man. “On the other hand, the tects metal, will it also detect Or, people could be
ized city janitors who the long-established right of outline of hidden weapons. ability to walk down the street cellphones, pacemakers, and stopped by law officers for
he said make too the police to stop and question “We hope to utilize the sen- free from a virtual police pat- iPads? That would certainly no purpose at all.
much money. The jab individuals about whom we sor as soon as it meets our re- down is a matter of privacy.” be overly broad. I think this scanning tech-
was in reference to a have reasonable suspicion … quirements,” Kelly said. Sean Barry of VOCAL-NY, a Moreover, the proposed nology is very troubling, and
plan he had suggest- But we need to do even more.” The NYPD is testing the new grassroots advocacy group, policy is an even greater vio- the police department needs
ed to give cleaning Kelly said the NYPD, in scanners, which currently only fears the NYPD will use the lation of people’s rights than to reconsider its use, or, at a
jobs to children. “You partnership with the U.S. De- work from three to four feet scanners to harass minorities. the NYPD’s current stop-and- minimum, assure New York-
could ... hire 30-some partment of Defense’s Com- away. Kelly said he’s hoping “The NYPD will just repeat frisk practices. ers that it will not infringe
kids to work in the bating Terrorism Technical they will soon operate at a dis- the same pattern of raciallybi- The Fourth Amendment on their rights.
school for the price of Support Office, is working to tance of more than 80 feet. Po- ased policing we’ve seen ... in requires that police have rea-
one janitor,” he said. develop a tool capable of de- lice will install the scanners on- black and Latino communi- sonable suspicion before –Norman Siegelis a civil rights
METRO/AB tecting concealed firearms. to NYPD vans to direct at sus- ties,” Barry said. they search someone: We attorney and former director of
The device can read radia- pects. need to know who the police the New York Civil Liberties Union
tion, or heat, emitted from a But some are concerned EMILY ANNE EPSTEIN are going to scan and
[email protected] Metro does not endorse the opinions of the
person’s body. The radiation that the NYPD will abuse its whether they will act only author, or any opinions expressed on its pages.

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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 2012
Subway slasher pleads
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To A man who rampaged through his own admission.
Brooklyn and Manhattan on a Continuing his rampage,
killing spree last February Gelman stole a car and struck
pleaded guilty yesterday to and killed a pedestrian,
stabbing his final victim, who Stephen Tanenbaum, 60. He
survived, on a 3 train. then got on the subway and
Maksim Gelman, 24, admit- took the train into Manhattan.
ted to slashing Lincoln Center It was on a 3 train that had
employee Joseph Lozito with a stopped at Times Square that
kitchen knife near Times Gelman stabbed Lozito, cut-
Square. This was after Gelman ting him in his head and neck.
had already killed four people Lozito miraculously survived
•Over 50 programs of study, including degree programs
in Brooklyn. the bloody attack.
in Biotechnology, Fashion Design, Science for Forensics, In a 15-minute court pro- Gelman After a 28-hour citywide
ceeding yesterday in Manhat- manhunt, police nabbed Gel-
Substance Abuse Counseling, and Tourism & Hospitality
tan Supreme Court, Gelman man Feb. 13.
confirmed that he tried to He is expected to be sen-
•Day, evening & weekend classes
murder Lozito. Quoted tenced to 100years to life for
In November, Gelman the four murders, plus 25
•Free career advisement for students
pleaded guilty to four murders years for the Lozito stabbing.
“I’ve had a doozy
in a deadly outburst that be- In a jailhouse interview, he
•Payment plans offered gan on Feb. 12 in Brighton of a day.” told the Post he wanted to kill
Beach. His first victim was his Levi Aron, the man accused of
•Veteran services available stepfather, Alexander MAKSIM GELMAN TO POLICE ON killing 8-year-old Leiby Klet-
FEB. 13, AFTER HE WAS ARRESTED
Kuznetsov, 54. He then went zky. Gelman also told the Dai-
to the house of a former ac- FOR A SUBWAY STABBING SPREE ly News he killed six addition-
quaintance, Yelena al people.
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NYPD: Teen’s suicide
Botany. Tropical
not a result of bullying
METRO FILE PHOTO
The uncle of a Staten Island Cummings said classmates
teen who killed herself still tormented his niece, a sopho-
maintains she was mercilessly more at New Dorp High
bullied before her death, de- School, after she started dat-
spite an NYPD investigation ing the older teen.
that found no evidence she “There were kids outside
was harassed. her school that said she was
Fifteen-year-old Amanda bullied every day,” Cummings
Cummings died after she said. “I don’t think they would
threw herself in front of a city make up that stuff.”
bus in December. Cummings said Amanda’s
Police sources told the New mother, Cecile Weber, also be-
York Post yesterday that, after lieves her daughter was bul-
speaking with the girl’s close lied before her death.
friends and family members, Keith said Amanda was
they found no evidence that Cummings hospitalized for psychiatric
she was tormented in the days treatment after she made sui-
Check out the Healer’s House at the New York Botanical Garden, which illustrates how leading up to her death. cidal comments in 2009.
traditional healers use plants to treat illnesses. There’s also a cacao tree, the source of chocolate. But Amanda’s uncle, Keith “I want something A childhood friend of
Cummings, told Metro he positive to come Amanda’s, 15-year-old Tyler
Escape from winter’s chill in the BroIVnO M. xVERMEULEN doesn’t believe it and doubts Musante, said she never men-
out of this. I know
the police even looked at his tioned being bullied to him.
niece’s cell phone. there was bullying, “I wouldn’t have expected
After Amanda’s death, her that from her,” Musante said.
and a lot of others
In need of a warm-weather vacation this time of year? Who isn’t? But for those of us who phone held vicious text mes- “She was always the one to
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Botanical Garden in the Bronx. The Caribbean Garden opens this Saturday, Jan. 21 and runs school, as well as from her for- me over this.”
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 2012
More pedestrians
struck by cars while
wearing headphones
PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY EMILY ANNE EPSTEIN/METRO
Nationally, car accidents involving people hit while wearing headphones has tripled since 2004.
If it sometimes seems like The authors say that in down to program in a new
plugged-in New Yorkers are pedestrian incidents, head- song.
oblivious to their surround- phones can create environ- Statistics show the num-
ings, it's because these days, mental isolation, or block out ber of people injured or
more of them are. the ability to hear surround- killed while blinded to their
A study released Monday ing sounds — like a car horn. surroundings by headphones
reports that more people na- The distraction of electronics has tripled in the past six
tionwide are being hit while like an iPod both disrupts the years, from 16 deaths across
wearing headphones, and brain’s ability to interpret au- the country in 2004 to 47
many did not notice any horn ditory details and creates a deaths in 2010.
honking before the accident. distraction, such as looking The median age of victims
The report, published in 34 was 21, and 67 percent of
the Injury Prevention journal, those hit were younger than
reports that accidents involv- 30, according to the report.
ing people hit while wearing Of 116 collisions nation-
earbuds tripled since 2004. wide in 2010, 81 were fatalities.
The authors of the report Of the 116 reports of Trains hit people in 64 percent
called distraction by electron- people hit or killed while of incidences, and cars hit
KARL LAGERFELD ic devices “inattentional blind- wearing headphones, 34 them 32 percent of the time.
ness,” and said it “reduces of the victims reported
mental resource allocation, or not hearing anything ALISON BOWEN
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attention, to outside stimuli.” like horns or sirens.
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When super PACs attack
The
power of
denial
The 2012 election season is shaping up to be defined by super PAC money These groups
SOUTH CAROLINA. During
allegedly have no ties to the candidates they represent, allowing politicians to feign ignorance Monday night’s debate for
Republican candidates in
Myrtle Beach, Santorum
$8.1M
The U.S. presidential election seeing is negative. went after Romney, saying
is nearly 10 months away, but There are controversial ad- the ad by Restore Our Fu-
the theme of the 2012 cam- vertisements placed by Win- ture was mis-
paign already seems set: It’s ning Our Future, a PAC sup- leading.
the Year of the PAC Attacks. Like his campaign, the porting former House of Rep- Romney
Political action committees PAC supporting Romney resentatives speaker Newt Gin- responded
— groups with great clout in has far outdistanced its grich, that blast Romney’s with what has
U.S. politics that are legally sep- rivals in spending. record as a private equity exec- become the
arate from candidates — have Restore our Future has utive, calling him a corporate deniability de-
spent more than $25 million reported spending $8.1 raider and a job killer who laid fense for can-
this campaign season, with million during the over- off thousands of workers. didates in the age of super
much more to come. Nearly all campaign. And there are ads by Re- PACs: that the ad criticiz-
half of that amount has bought $7.8M store Our Future, the pro- ing Santorum didn’t come
messages, typically TV and ra- Romney group that helped to from Romney’s campaign,
dio advertisements, criticizing drive down Gingrich’s poll so Romney had no control
candidates. Comedian Stephen Colbert’s super PAC so far numbers a month ago with a over it.
This campaign season, the has reported spending $21,600 on attacking Romney. wave of ads accusing him of “If they ever run an ad
PACs have taken over much of Much of that money has having questionable ethics. that’s not accurate, I hope
the dirty work of running neg- gone toward attack ads “This is a time when every- they take out the ad and
ative ads aimed at hurting ri- already have spent $4.6 million like those earlier this month in against Gingrich, who one picks up a knife and make it correct,” Romney,
vals, allowing candidates to of- in “negative” ads attacking oth- the Iowa and New Hampshire during the campaign has throws it,” said Barry Wynn, a former Massachusetts
ficially keep their campaigns er candidates, according to a contests that opened the nomi- been the subject of $7.8 an influential Republican governor, said of the PAC
clean. Reuters analysis of Federal Elec- nation race, have been bom- million in attack-ad donor. “It’s a cage fight when that supports him.
In South Carolina, PACs tion Commission filings. barded by radio, TV and Inter- spending, according to a you come to South Carolina.” REUTERS
backing individual candidates Voters in South Carolina, net ads. Most of what they are Reuters analysis. REUTERS
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our Recruitment Specialist at
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