Evidence NYPD Police Commissioner O'Neill Protecting Crimes My Case

http://misogynistnyc.blogspot.com/2017/08/nypd-detective-andrew-dwyer-lt-burgos.html?m=1

There are YouTube of me confronting O'Neill and his former boss Bratton about a C#nt to turn the tables on me and they are not surprised at all - there are no Sherlock Holmes they're not interested in getting to the truth or Justice they are committed to covering up Crimes? Three police commissioners have protected crimes in my case a pile up of crimes from a doctors office to a the First Precinct w/ Internal Affairs protection like internal Affairs protected Sex Crimes Lt Lamboy and others! YouTube of me confronting Sheldon Silver two years before he's arrested. YouTube of me confronting the corrupt misogynist racist dirty DA Cy Vance years before he is outed for pay to play violence, sex assaults, Rape....etc.

Suzannah B. Troy (@suzannahbtroy)
⁦‪@NYPDONeill‬⁩ ⁦‪@NYPDChiefofDept‬⁩⁦‪@NYPDFIRSTDEP‬⁩ ⁦‪@TheIACP‬⁩ ⁦‪@NYPDnews‬⁩⁦‪@NYPDDetectives‬⁩ ⁦‪@MjrCitiesChiefs‬⁩⁦‪@NYPDChiefPatrol‬⁩ ⁦‪@NYCPBA‬⁩⁦‪@MarcSantia4NY‬⁩ ⁦‪@NYPDCT‬⁩youtu.be/syrc3ncHFTI ask PC O’Neill, Bratton, Ray Kelly, Pulaski, Boyce, Esposito, Banks, Lt Gannon about audio Sgt Chen PO Magori prevent me from reporting Delita Hooks false cross complaint lying I am not from DA or a det. so I am not allowed to report the crime! #NYPD Lies!

2020 http://misogynistnyc.blogspot.com/2015/03/racism-misogyny-dumbcuntlives-matter.html?m=1

After all these years I finally found something I didn't know I had a photograph of the tweet that may be from NYPD or someone connected to the NYPD a racist misogynist telling me my life doesn't matter and I got what I deserved because I defend Black People!



NYPD Coerced me to drop charges or go to jail with a hole in my retina Saturday arrest for Dr Fagelman's savagely violent receptionist Delita's running punch to my eye grabbing my hair trying to drag me down the hall by my hair damaging my neck not fired or arrested I agreed to false arrest Oct 16 immediate than Det John Vergona changed my false arrest date to Saturday oct. 20, 2012 4PM IAB let him and his supervisor retire! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dh9TedhfthE I am alleging fix, favors and retaliation -- please look at the first page -- it mentions HP tied to 911 Tech corruption as well as mayor Bloomberg Ray Kelly free rides Air Bloomberg....http://www.scribd.com/doc/188752042/NYPD-Commissioner-Ray-Kelly-Charles-Campisi-DI-Ed-Winski-Lt-Agnes-Lt-Angelo-Burgos-IAB-Sgt-Mary-O-Donnell-Sgt-Chen-Det-Andy-Dwyer-Det-John-Ve

Thursday, September 10, 2015

Zimbabwe Permanent Secretary Prince Mupazviriho Ministry of Environment Water and Climate HELP STOP BABY ELEPHANTS TORN FROM THEIR MOTHERS SHIPPED TO CHINA!


 September 2015
 Stop the export of more baby elephants
The killing of Cecil the lion attracted little attention within Zimbabwe, despite an international outcry. But this upcoming elephant deal is becoming far more controversial, seen by critics as a desperate attempt to sell off precious natural resources. 

The Zimbabwean Government plan to capture a total of 170 elephants (aged between 2.5 and 5 years old) and sell them to safari parks across the globe in a desperate attempt to boost their economy. We are appealing to Zimbabwe's Permanent Secretary Prince Mupazviriho to cease trade immediately. Please take action too.
                                                                                                               
Prince William to speak on China TV
Prince William will make a rare speech on Chinese television to discuss the need to curb illegal wildlife trade. Palace officials said that William will record the speech in October for use on CCTV1, described as the station with the largest audience in China.

A palace statement says William is "grateful to have this opportunity to explain how people around the world must work together" to preserve wildlife.
                                 
How one baby elephant beat all the odds
This is Simotua. His shocking wounds were caused by a spear to his head and a rope snare around his foot, almost severing it completely.

poaching victim, this 15-month-old was rescued by the DSWT in June having suffered for some time alone in the wild. Two months on and Simotua's wounds have nearly completely healed thanks to daily intensive treatment and tender loving care by his devoted Keepers.

Based on his progress, Simotua will go on to live an able life back in the wild. Keep updated on his progress by fostering Simotua here

 Wear your support
A new, limited edition t-shirt has been created by the wonderful Kristin Davis. With the key message 'Say NO to ivory', this powerful design is available for just 2 weeks. 

Don't miss your chance to buy one, with 100% profits to the DSWT, and know that your purchase will help fund their work to ensure elephants, unlike the tees, are here to stay!

'Together we can save elephants from extinction'

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Permanent Secretary Prince Mupazviriho Ministry of Environment Water and Climate 11th Floor Kaguvi Building
Cnr 4th Street/Central Avenue
P Bag 7753 Causeway Harare
Zimbabwe
Re: Capture of 170 elephant calves from Hwange National Park to China
Dear Permanent Secretary Prince Mupazviriho,
The world is watching and by helping these baby Elephants you can garner positive world wide media attention so please do this for the elephants, the ecosystem and of course your beloved  Country.

As a supporter of the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, a wildlife conservation charity based in Kenya, I am writing to not only express my grave disappointment over the shipment of 24 wild elephants to a life of confinement and confusion in China, but to share my serious concerns regarding the planned export of an additional 170 elephant calves from Zimbabwe to China.
Following the death of Cecil the Lion, all eyes remain on Zimbabwe and the manner in which it protects its magnificent species. It is in the best interest of Zimbabwe to make strong and ethical decisions regarding its wildlife in order to prove to the world that it is capable of protecting its endangered species. Zimbabwe offers tourists the rare experience of watching elephants roam freely in their natural habitat, safe with their families. While some 100 elephants are slaughtered each day in Africa at the hands of poachers, Hwange’s elephants face a dire threat to their existence. It has been well-documented that parts of Zimbabwe have lost 75% of its elephants over the past 14 years to poaching. Although there has been a reported 10% rise in elephant populations within Hwange National Park in recent years, this only brings the total to 54,000 - a significantly low figure which in no way justifies the trade of young elephant herd members from the wild to safari parks in Asia.
It is not only Zimbabwe’s duty to protect elephants from poachers, but to conserve their wilderness and habitats, ensuring them a safe future in the wild. Should Zimbabwe fail to conserve its wildlife, tourism will inevitably decrease; as travellers choose to visit more sustainably managed wildlife parks and avoid controversial areas. Although it has been claimed that the live trade in infant elephants will contribute to the ‘conservation’ of the park, a detailed study performed by the DSWT’s iworry campaign found that an elephant generates more than $1.6 million USD through tourism during its lifetime. Elephants are worth 76 times more alive than dead, so is this trade even financially viable? Conservation and associated wildlife tourism can provide long term financial gains for Zimbabwe, the trade of 170 baby elephants, will offer only a one time financial incentive, which will soon be spent.
Regarding the elephant trade, in which you quoted, “... Now, if I am giving them to someone to look after them, not in a zoo, but keeping them alive, is one not being very much a conservationist by making sure that you are keeping these animals alive?” Conservation is not merely about ‘keeping an elephant alive’ it is the continued preservation of a species in their own habitat, for the benefit of many other means of wildlife, which owe their survival to the existence of elephants in a natural habitat. Removing an elephant from the wild has irreversible effects on the environment, wild spaces and ultimately the ecosystem, which humans rely so heavily on.
In addition, the quality of life for elephants in captivity, away from their herd, and without careful attention for their emotional state is extremely poor. Elephants are fragile animals and several of the 24 were reported dead after capture and relocation. As explored in numerous elephant behavioural studies and supported by Dr Dame Daphne Sheldrick DBE, who has hand-reared in excess of 190 orphaned
elephants in Kenya, elephants have the ability to feel strong emotions: love, loss, sadness, and depression. Recent images of the 24 elephants in captivity reveal the physical and mental toll this trade in wildlife has had on these individual elephants. It is with great sadness that I ask you to consider the grief that the elephants feel after being torn from their families, to whom they are deeply bonded, to the depression of being held in captivity, unable to roam naturally.
Family is all-important to elephants - if they lose their family, they are susceptible to death and irregular maturation. The DSWT has spent decades perfecting the hand rearing of orphaned elephants to return them to the wild, yet the Trust still loses calves because of the complexity of an elephants’ psychological and physical state when separated from its herd. Elephants are not built to withstand this trauma and the ramifications of being removed from their natural environment.
You have it within your power to save these animals. Regardless of the holding capacity of Hwange National Park, these elephants deserve a voice, human understanding and respect. Elephants are priceless and Zimbabwe should work to protect the species within its borders, where they belong and where they are free.
You are in a position to help elephants and secure their future - please take the lead in protecting this iconic species and their habitat.
Yours sincerely,
Suzannah B. Troy