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Meet the ‘Three Stooges’ of New Jersey disability pensions
By Mark Lagerkvist / December 23, 2013

Meet New Jersey’s ‘three stooges’ of police disability pensions:

• Joe Derrico was a roughhousing repo man on reality TV, wrestling debtors on camera while collecting $69,703 a year as a disabled police patrolman with a bad leg.
• Timothy Carroll retired as a sheriff’s officer, claiming he was disabled by the trauma from seeing dead bodies at crime scenes. He then started a business to profit by cleaning up crime scenes.
• Christopher Onesti was deemed unable to handle a gun after the transit cop accidentally stapled his non-shooting hand. On disability pension since age 29, he shoots a high-powered rifle for fun.

While the situations may resemble slapstick comedy, the cases uncovered by New Jersey Watchdog investigations this year are not so funny for state taxpayers.



THE TOPS: Christopher Onesti, left, Joe Derrico and Timothy Carroll have made a mockery of disability retirement in New Jersey.

In New Jersey, roughly 5,500 retired police officers receive more than $200 million a year in disability pensions. They have been judged “totally and permanently disabled” by the state Police and Firemen’s Retirement System.

Yo, the local Democrat Politician and how they get in office? They Wheel & Deal with the Unions, and end up giving the Unions what they want, but then can`t pay the promise in the long run! Yes, next time you have a Radical Democrat running in your town? Pay close attention what he promises the Unions? Its your money he is throwing out there for votes!

"GTP"

"OBAMA HATES AMERICA AND IS A FRAUD"

 

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Meet the ‘Three Stooges’ of New Jersey disability pensions
By Mark Lagerkvist / December 23, 2013

Meet New Jersey’s ‘three stooges’ of police disability pensions:

• Joe Derrico was a roughhousing repo man on reality TV, wrestling debtors on camera while collecting $69,703 a year as a disabled police patrolman with a bad leg.
• Timothy Carroll retired as a sheriff’s officer, claiming he was disabled by the trauma from seeing dead bodies at crime scenes. He then started a business to profit by cleaning up crime scenes.
• Christopher Onesti was deemed unable to handle a gun after the transit cop accidentally stapled his non-shooting hand. On disability pension since age 29, he shoots a high-powered rifle for fun.

While the situations may resemble slapstick comedy, the cases uncovered by New Jersey Watchdog investigations this year are not so funny for state taxpayers.



THE TOPS: Christopher Onesti, left, Joe Derrico and Timothy Carroll have made a mockery of disability retirement in New Jersey.

In New Jersey, roughly 5,500 retired police officers receive more than $200 million a year in disability pensions. They have been judged “totally and permanently disabled” by the state Police and Firemen’s Retirement System.

Yo, the local Democrat Politician and how they get in office? They Wheel & Deal with the Unions, and end up giving the Unions what they want, but then can`t pay the promise in the long run! Yes, next time you have a Radical Democrat running in your town? Pay close attention what he promises the Unions? Its your money he is throwing out there for votes!

"GTP"

"OBAMA HATES AMERICA AND IS A FRAUD"

New Jersey, my home state, is the US capital of corruption.
Here's another example..
Attorney General s Office seizes documents from North Bergen recreation department - News - NorthJersey.com
NJ's state, county and municipal employee costs are the highest in the nation. Pension and medical contributions by employees are among the lowest in the US.
There are public employees that are double and even triple dipping. That is collecting two or three government pensions. Moonlighting which is illegal, is rampant.
Workers are often caught taking sick days to work second job. Overtime fraud is rampant.
Municipal elected officials and their appointees are seen in the news more for the things they do wrong rather than for the services they are supposed to provide.