One of the most positive initiatives that has been implemented against violent crime in Hartford has been the Shooting Task Force. When they were at full strength last year, gun seizures and press releases regarding the STF seemed like an almost daily occurrence.
Due to various budget cuts the Task Force has been reduced from its original strength and several of the State level partners( Connecticut State Police and Chief States Attorney's Office) in the initiative have been cut back due to budget constraints and surrounding municipalities have also curtailed their efforts. Manchester Police, the CT Department of Corrections and Probation and Parole still maintain their commitment.
A major seizure by members of the Shooting Task Force and HPD's Traffic Division Sunday night is proof positive that the Task Force needs to be rebuilt to its strength level from last year.
All of the items pictured above were seized from a car on Hartford's streets. Last weeks violence is probably a good indicator that guns and drugs are moving pretty freely around Hartford. If our Governor and our Mayor are serious about reducing gun violence in Hartford, they need to make a serious commitment to programs such as the Shooting Task Force.
On Sunday night at about 7:41 PM members of the Shooting Task Force in cooperation with HPD's Traffic Division were conducting patrols in the Parkville area due to recent spikes in firearm violence and shots fired calls. Near 82 Chadwick Avenue a male suspect ran from a vehicle after he noticed Police Officers in the area. After a short foot chase, the suspect was apprehended on the 3rd floor rear porch at 82 Chadwick
Officers looking into the car noticed a large amount of heroin in plain sight on the center console. A subsequent search of the vehicle yielded a large amount of heroin, crack cocaine, ecstasy, over $8,466.00 in US currency and two firearms. Both firearms had been stolen in burglaries.
Juan Maldonado, a convicted felon, was arrested and charged with various charges including carrying a pistol without a permit Criminal possession of a firearm, Theft of a firearm as well as numerous drug charges. He was held on a $750,000.00 bond
Pileski Did it all.
ReplyDeleteHe was definitely there and involved in the arrest
ReplyDeleteSoooo.....was that Glock 23 magazine fully loaded to 13 rounds? Or did the owner choose to be a law abiding citizen and only load 10 rounds into it.....like the rest of us.
ReplyDeleteGREAT JOB MALLOY.....jackass.
In the picture above Looks like the Ruger only had 5 rounds in the Mag when it was seized. Even though they can't charge him yet will Daniel Jackass Malloy's dumb law. . . Glad this thug is off the street. Way To Go STF!
DeleteYah. Pileski for president . Things get done when he is involved or around. Take note command staff! U too Brockman....
ReplyDeleteKevin, why do you disrespect criminals by not including their "street" names (i.e. Juan "Ye -Yo" Maldonado) The Hartford "Rag Of Shit" Courant does all the time,come on Kev get with the program!
ReplyDeleteOK, sorry yo-yo for the disrespect
ReplyDeleteYa. Steve is ok. He is a good cop. Able to swim through shit on a daily basis. And he goes to patrol calls too, so that makes him sharp and agile. That tahoe is badass. If that fat redneck family, " here comes honey boo boo" has a reality show series, then steve totally deserves one . We can call it TURD PATROL .....
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone know why turd Kennedy is such a cop hater?
ReplyDeleteDid he wanna be a cop and couldn't pass?
Anyone know why he's such a TURD?
Please advise why......
Pileski fondly known as sonic hedgehog has ratted out so many cops it makes u think.
ReplyDeleteIf officers are doing nothing wrong, they have nothing to worry about , hard to "rat" someone out for doing the right things. I think you will probably also find that Police Officers or others that have a problem with the blog are people that are worried about being exposed themselves
ReplyDeleteI think you confused pileski with stachowitz
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