"I know the importance of providing prevention for students in an anonymous way," said New Brunswick Police Sgt. Raymond Trigg, who will run the outreach program in city middle schools. "Especially because a lot of kids are concerned with being a rat or a snitch."
Not at all, Sarge.
The smart ones will take advantage of it to get you to do their dirty work for them and eliminate their competition.
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...the hotline has received 20,000 calls, and 731 of those calls were from anonymous New Jersey residents...
How many of those calls were investigated? How many resulted in arrests? Trials? Convictions?
Those numbers, I believe, are so significant that it wouln't occur to any "Authorized Journalist" NOT to ask for them.
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