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David Uliano – Bridgeport police employee – is NOT someone I’d hire for protection

January 25, 2013January 6, 2014 Pete Eyre 1154 Views Ademo Freeman, angel martinez, bridgeport, bridgeport police department, call flood, Connecticut, connecticut cop block, cop block, copblock protection, copblock.org, ctpost.com, david uliano, Pete Eyre, police accountability, strike the root, the cop block tour, video

In the post Bridgport’s “Finest” Lackluster, I shared a number of raw videos with some descriptive text, that showed the hostility exhibited by every Bridgeport police employee I met on Saturday, Jan. 19th, 2013.

This video – an attempted conversation with David Uliano – exemplifies this fact.

Bridgeport Police Department

re: David Uliano, badge #537

(203) 581-5100
bptctpd@bridgeportct.gov
http://www.bridgeportct.gov/content/89019/89755/90919/default.aspx

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On Aug. 16th, 2012 the ctpost.com reported that David Uliano was suspended (with pay) for testing positive for narcotic use. I believe we each own our body but if dude is caging others for possessing, using or selling such items, that’s pretty messed-up.

That same article noted that:

Uliano, 41, of Derby, was placed on administrative leave last fall after a video briefly surfaced that allegedly showed Uliano in a loud dispute with a woman. He and five other officers were cleared of excessive force charges in a 2004 domestic violence case in which a man was fatally shot.

A Nov. 10th, 2011 article, Decorated Bridgeport cop suspended published at ctpost.com on Nov. 10th, 2012 noted that Uliano:

has been placed on administrative leave with pay pending an internal investigation.The action was taken against David Uliano, 41, of Derby, after a video surfaced on a public website and remained there for several hours Wednesday. The video, which sources said involves a heated discussion with a woman, has since been taken down.

The Office of Internal Affairs is investigating the matter.

On Saturday, I attempted a conversation with Uliano. At one point, he told me, “If you want to talk to me personal, I’m asking you to sing ‘god bless america’ and then put it on your website.” My question to him, “. . . do you think your actions tonight are perpetuating the ideals expressed in that song?”

David Uliano – employed at Bridgeport police – is NOT someone I’d hire for protection.

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