Wednesday, June 8, 2016

One of PFML's biggest legislative supporters openly offers his support to vigilante thugs


This is Brigitte Harris, a deranged psychopath who murdered and mutilated her own father. According to SILive, "Ms. Harris dubbed herself "XXLadyVengeanceXX" on her MySpace page, which she said was a reference to an ultraviolent South Korean film that follows a wrathful woman who abducts a man who has killed several children and takes him to an abandoned school, where she ties him to a chair and chokes him with a tie." Her father was found in her apartment handcuffed and beaten, with his genitals cut off and a towel stuffed in his mouth. She even told the jury she researched Lorenna Bobbitt

In court, this animal used the abuse excuse as a defense in court, which legal scholar Alan Dershowitz accurately describes as a "lawless invitation to vigilantism." Sure enough, it worked, as she was convicted only of "second degree manslaughter," and while the judge gave hr a 5-15 year prison term, Harris got out after three. To reiterate, Harris got three years for murdering and mutilating her own father!


This is US Senator Charles E. Schumer, the second cousin once removed of TV personality Amy Schumer. Schumer is one of PFML's biggest financial contributors, giving at least $50,000 to Ahearn's group. Schumer was also a big supporter of Brigitte Harris so I find his support of vigilantes disturbing. Just think, this is the same guy who called a flight attendant a "bitch" after she told him to turn off his cell phone before takeoff (a federal regulation, you know), and apparently, other flight attendants have had similar issues with him. 

It seems Schumer has a thing for vigilante scumbags, first Brigitte Harris, now Laura Ahearn and company. 

Tuesday, June 7, 2016

PFML's list of contributors proudly includes at least $50k from convicted criminal Dean Skelos


If I was Laura Ahearn, I'd send that fifty grand or so back to convicted criminal Dean Skelos. It is equally interesting the biggest contributors are politicians; in fact, only three of the 15 listed donors of $25k+ are businesses.

(Editor's note: It seems PFML removed the contributor's list but not before I screenshot it. Nice try, Laura!)

https://www.parentsformeganslaw.org/public/sponsors.html

You can see the full list on the Web Archive:
https://web.archive.org/web/20160412215206/http://www.parentsformeganslaw.org/public/sponsors.html

Sponsors And Special Thanks

LEADERS  - Donations and Grants

$50,000 +
United States Senator Charles E. Schumer
United States Congressman Timothy H. Bishop 
United States Congressman Steve J. Israel 
United States Congressman Peter King   

New York State Senator Dean G. Skelos    
New York State Senator John J. Flanagan
New York State Senator Lee M. Zeldin
CA Technologies
Gary Melius, Oheka Castle  
District Attorney Thomas J. Spota 
Suffolk County Sheriff Vincent F. De Marco

INVESTORS - Donations and Grants

$25,000 - $49,000
New York Senator Charles Fushillo  
New York State Senator Kemp Hannon  
New York State Senator Kenneth P. LaValle 
Walmart  

BENEFACTORS - Donations and Grants

$5,000 – $25,000 
BBD - Business By Design - Web and Print Design 
Caffe Amici  

Vehicle Tracking Solutions - John Cunningham 
www.vehicletracking.com  'We Help You Drive Productivity' 

CONTRIBUTOR - Donations and Grants

$1,500 – $5,000 
Alpha Group
Andrew L. Weitz & Associates, P.C.
Baiting Hollow Country Club
Best Buy
Borgata Hotel & Spa - Atlantic City
Coram Fire Department
Kozy Shack
Giove Funeral Home 
Lindy’s Transportation  
Park Strategies, Senator Alfonse D’Amato  
Poker Player's Alliance
Selden Florist  
Sivan Properties
Specialties Galore - Holbrook, NY
Starbucks
Suffolk County Police Benevolent Association   
Villa Lombardi’s 
West Lake Inn, Patchogue, NY
Whole Foods Market
Michael C. Williams, C.P.A., P.C.  
Thomas Yllanes  

SUPPORTERS

$500 - $1,500 
Association of Municipal Employees - Suffolk County, NY 
Atlantis Marine World 
Cablevision
Coca Cola   
Cooperage Inn - Baiting Hollow, NY
Danford's Restaurant and Catering - Port Jefferson, NY 
Dick's Sporting Goods 
Disc Graphics, Hauppauge, NY   
Electric Printing, Bohemia, NY   
Entenmann’s 
Empire State Carpenters Local Union 7   
Entenmann’s 
Estey & Bomberger, LLP
Fairy Tale Productions - Nesconset, NY
Fat Cat Graphics, Center Moriches, NY   
Fink's Country Farm - Riverhead, NY
Harrah's Hotel and Casino - Atlantic City
HealthPlex
Helzberg Diamonds - Lake Grove, NY
Home Depot
Ideal Image - Hauppauge, NY 
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 25   
International Union of Operating Engineers Local 138, 138A, 138B and 138C 
J & B Restaurant Partners - Ronkonkoma, NY
Kerri's Kandies - Coram, NY
Lowe's Home Improvements  - Stony Brook, NY
McDonald's - TriMac, Hauppauge, NY
Nassau County Detectives Association 
New York Jets
New York Giants
New York Islanders
New York Mets
New York State Association of Chiefs of Police
New York State Fraternal Order of Police  
News 12 Long Island
North Shore Therapeutic Spa and Wellness Center - East Setauket, NY
Pace's Steak House - Port Jefferson, NY
Pepsico   
Peter Kramer 
Plumbers Local Union 200     
Rainbow Media Holdings
Rita's Italian Ices - Medford, NY
R&J Graphics, Farmingdale, NY   
Ralph's Italian Ices   
Rock Doves Music
Ruvo Restaurant - Port Jefferson, NY
Sand Castle Photography
St. Gerard Printing - Port Jefferson Stattion, NY
Southwest Airlines - Cheryl Swanson
Sports Illustrated
Suffolk County Democratic Committee   
Suffolk County Police Athletic League   
Sunstar
Tumbling Dice
USPA Nationwide Security, Michael Evans
WBAB and WBLI Radio
While You Wait Copy Center, Centereach, NY

FRIENDS

Fredrick P. Beinlein, CSCS, Certified Personal Trainer
Costco - Holbrook, NY
Mohegan Sun - CT
Swan Lake Golf Club - Shirley, NY
Suffolk County Deputy Sheriff's PBA
Touch of Class Car Wash & Detail Center - St. James, NY

SPECIAL THANKS TO

Our Dedicated Volunteers Who Give Their Gift Of Time 

(Full page screen shot because they think they could delete it). 




Sunday, June 5, 2016

Suffolk County extends the PFML contact in emergency session after PFML's insurance company deemed them a major liability

This was printed in Newsday and since I don't have a subscription, it can't be read online. Luckily, a copy was sent for me to share it. I'm not surprised this crooked contract was renewed, but I was shocked to find out why Ahearn needed more money. Apparently, they are such a liability, their insurance rates increased more than five times over.

If Laura Ahearn and her goons were really about helping victims why would they take part in creating victims? Why would they deny help to victims coming to them seeking help? Having these escorted out of the building... Perhaps they cherry pick which victims and children they will help? Why would Parents for Megan's Law take $25,000 from the victims fund to support their hefty insurance increase? Is it the tax payers fault this groups illegal actions have made them such a high risk? Perhaps most important - Why does a corrupt Suffolk County legislature continue to support and stand by this groups illegal behavior in violation of New York State Law? Perhaps Steve Bellone thinks he can keep distributing tax payer money dishonestly to his friends because he thinks all eyes are on his X-pal DA Spota and no one will notice his dirty deeds??? Parents for Megan's Law EXPOSED 

Pols back sex-offender monitoring program
By Rick Brand
From Newsday, 6/1/16 print edition

The Suffolk Legislature approved an emergency resolution last night to indemnify and defend the nonprofit Crime Victims Center Incorporated in its work doing in-home verification of sex offenders’ residences. 

Lawmakers approved the resolution on a 16-2 vote. During an hour-long debate, several Republicans sought unsuccessfully to table the measure at least partially because Suffolk Police Commissioner Timothy Sini had not taken a position on the issue.

Legislator Kate Browning (WF-Shirley) left the meeting to speak about the resolution by phone with Sini, who she said told her he supported it.

County Executive Steve Bellone issued a certificate of necessity to permit an immediate vote after the center’s insurers had agreed only to extend its liability coverage until June 7 in the face of two lawsuits brought against the county and the nonprofit over his program to verify residences of sex offenders listed on a state registry.

“We’re not going to abandon the most successful program to monitor sex offenders in the country,” said Legislator Kara Hahn (D-Setauket) during the debate.

The center, formerly known as Parents for Megan’s Law, had a $2.5 million contract with the Suffolk Police Department for the past three years to verify sex offenders’ addresses as well as monitor social media and conduct education programs under Suffolk’s Community Protection Act.

The contract expired April 30, but the county has budgeted $768,000 for a contract extension through year’s end. County Attorney Dennis Brown said a new agreement, which includes County legal coverage for the “narrow scope” of its verification duties, should be complete within a few days.

Several Republicans said because agreement details were not available, they feared indemnification could cost taxpayers millions in court verdicts for personnel not trained or supervised by the county.

“It’s a very bad idea to put taxpayers on the hook for people we don’t even know,” said Legislator Robert Trotta (R-Fort Salonga), himself a former Suffolk police detective. He said police could take over the job.

In the past, Suffolk County officials have been reluctant to indemnify other nonprofit groups with contracts, such as the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, because of the potential exposure to damages in a lawsuit. However, Brown said, the county in the past has provided similar coverage in some cases, including to doctors who worked in county health centers, and those working at the Vanderbilt and County Maritime museums.

Laura Ahearn, the center’s executive director, said insurance costs had climbed from $4500 a year to $25,000 annually before the insurer threatened to stop covering the center’s work for County.