Comments on: Advocates Push Suffolk Cops on Hispanic Relations

By: Ana

Ana — Fri, 23 Sep 2011 01:04:50 +0000

I am spanish speaker and I am living here for 12 years, I did take seriously my responsability in learn English., and I did pretty well,. but in my first years in the United Estates the communication was dificult. I am honest ,highly educated, I been working hard for be a good citizen . I was never arrested. I always pay for my taxes. I did pay for SS and medicare for many years, and I will never see that money again. The same happen with many latinos inmigrants. Then, I think maybe you need to leave that primitive feelings on the side y take a little time for get the right information before you publish a statement.

By: LI Resident

LI Resident — Thu, 22 Sep 2011 19:40:56 +0000

These Hispanics need to be a bit more respectful of this nation. We were born out of a British colony and hence we speak ENGLISH. They have no right to come here and demand we change our entire culture, language, legal system, and way of life just to suit them. That’s arrogant and unless they tone it down they will never gain acceptance.

By: Dmr

Dmr — Thu, 22 Sep 2011 15:22:33 +0000

I have an idea of what you can do if no one understands you, learn the english language. It is ridiculous to expect everyone else to conform, not just the police. Show a little respect for the country in which you are living quite nicely off of.

By: Who me?

Who me? — Thu, 22 Sep 2011 14:42:32 +0000

Suffolk County Police, as a collective group, do not care about a problem that involves a Hispanic except to arrest them. Period. They are a group of skin headed bullies who collect huge pay checks and pensions and give nothing in return, unless you subscribe to the same twisted logic that they do. In that case, you are satisfied with their productivity.