Kings County

Oh, man, they want it again.

They came over the officials there, the police, the D.A. of Brooklyn, Kings County.

So what are you doing here? You can't be.

I said, I am exposing the cheating that goes on in the hot dog eating contest.

He thought that they were coming on the Bell Parkway, so he took off his shotgun.

He started firing.

They took him for a psychiatric observation at Kings County, as they should have.

They released him three days later.

At almost the very moment Morton Celeb was telling his staff that he would not discuss with them the matter of their personal safety in and around the school, Neil Benesvi became another of many casualties.

The next day, the UFT chapter sent a telegram to the district attorneys of Queens and Kings, Brooklyn counties, advising, quote, "Lane faculty requests judicial investigation into current school situation which aids and abets rash of crime by students.

Principal refuses to permit patrolmen to be stationed within building to combat crime on school premises." That evening, the union chapter made its boldest move.

It was open school night, and the teachers had prepared a leaflet under the UFT heading, "Dear Parent." The letter read, "We know that your main reason for coming tonight is to find out how your child is progressing in his or her classes, but we think that there is another matter that you should know about which may be even more important than homework and test marks, and that has to do with the very safety of your child in the school building." The letter went on to tell the gruesome story of the fear and terror to which their children had been subjected and laid the blame squarely on Celeb's steps, doorstep.

Students who had been originally transferred to the Bureau of Attendance and wanted to continue their high school education were sent from there to the board's Office of Central Pl- Placement.

Unfortunately, when they were assigned to other high schools by Central Placement, the youngsters were denied admissions on the ground that they did not reside in the school's districts.

Faced with a res- a revolt by high school principals, many of whom were having their own problems with student unrest, placement director Stanley Kingsley took the easier and less threatening course.

He assigned those truants right back to O'Daly's District 19 office, dumping the problem back in the lap that was at least partially responsible for creating it.

That's where I'm from.

Then Brooklyn is really Kings County.

Okay.

So it's Queens and Kings.

There were no deaths, but there were some hospitalizations.

So Rockland County, Kings County, Brooklyn declared public health emergencies, and they had unlawful lockdowns in Brooklyn and in Rockland counties, and they forbid unvaccinated people to travel freely.

They forbid children to go to school who are unvaccinated.

Unvaccinated children were unlawfully expelled from school in Rockland County, and ultimately, the Rockland County entered a settlement agreement with families of children who'd been unlawfully kicked out of school.

Your address is so-and-so, Brooklyn, New York.

If you put that as your address, it doesn't count because Brooklyn's official name is Kings County.

They will throw that signature out.

Hmm.