Toms River NJ Cop Headed To Mental Health Hospital after breaking into home and attacking people

Swan wrote:
With any luck she will be back on duty soon pulling over teens and giving them blow jobs or tickets for speeding.

We really need more cops like this.

Yo gi joe, u want sucki sucki

Truth be known I might let her suck me off, as long as she used a proper face condom

Americas finest

Swan wrote:

Swan wrote:
With any luck she will be back on duty soon pulling over teens and giving them blow jobs or tickets for speeding.

We really need more cops like this.

Yo gi joe, u want sucki sucki

Truth be known I might let her suck me off, as long as she used a proper face condom

Americas finest

Well so much for climate change

Rebecca A. Sayegh, 32, was expected to board a flight Friday evening for an out-of-state facility operated by Shatterproof, a mental health treatment program that specializes in treating law enforcement officers, said Terrance Turnbach, her attorney.

Superior Court Judge Pamela Snyder agreed to allow Sayegh to be released to attend the program, which is 30 to 90 days of in-patient treatment.

Sayegh has been held in the Ocean County Jail since Monday on charges of home invasion burglary, two counts of assault, two counts of criminal mischief, terroristic threats and resisting arrest in the incident at the home she previously shared with her ex-boyfriend in Berkeley Township, authorities have said

Sayegh went to the home about 11 p.m. on April 24 and smashed the glass front door with a baton, then reached in and let herself into the house.

Her ex-boyfriend and his new girlfriend had been watching TV in the living room and met Sayegh in the foyer, Young said. She was screaming profanities and the fight turned physical, at one point resulting in Sayegh's nail poking the other woman in the eye, she said.

Turnbach said the placement at Shatterproof was arranged by the Toms River PBA and has a bed for her immediately. Sayegh, who has been a police officer in Toms River since 2016, was about to leave for the program on Monday when she was rearrested, Turnbach said.

In agreeing to allow Sayegh to be released to go to the inpatient program, Snyder also barred her from any contact with the victims.

She is scheduled for another hearing before Superior Court Judge Guy P. Ryan on June 9, Snyder said.

Im a BM wrote:

For a very brief and glorious moment I imagined that Branner had banned the most pernicious trolls along with the New Messiah.

Spongy Iris wrote:

Rebecca A. Sayegh, 32, was expected to board a flight Friday evening for an out-of-state facility operated by Shatterproof, a mental health treatment program that specializes in treating law enforcement officers, said Terrance Turnbach, her attorney.

Superior Court Judge Pamela Snyder agreed to allow Sayegh to be released to attend the program, which is 30 to 90 days of in-patient treatment.

Sayegh has been held in the Ocean County Jail since Monday on charges of home invasion burglary, two counts of assault, two counts of criminal mischief, terroristic threats and resisting arrest in the incident at the home she previously shared with her ex-boyfriend in Berkeley Township, authorities have said

Sayegh went to the home about 11 p.m. on April 24 and smashed the glass front door with a baton, then reached in and let herself into the house.

Her ex-boyfriend and his new girlfriend had been watching TV in the living room and met Sayegh in the foyer, Young said. She was screaming profanities and the fight turned physical, at one point resulting in Sayegh's nail poking the other woman in the eye, she said.

Turnbach said the placement at Shatterproof was arranged by the Toms River PBA and has a bed for her immediately. Sayegh, who has been a police officer in Toms River since 2016, was about to leave for the program on Monday when she was rearrested, Turnbach said.

In agreeing to allow Sayegh to be released to go to the inpatient program, Snyder also barred her from any contact with the victims.

She is scheduled for another hearing before Superior Court Judge Guy P. Ryan on June 9, Snyder said.

Looks like the mental health program is buying her another 90 days before she is charged.

Another great example of taxpayer dollars at work.

And, bitches be hella possessive.

Im a BM wrote:

Swan wrote:

Swan wrote:
With any luck she will be back on duty soon pulling over teens and giving them blow jobs or tickets for speeding.

We really need more cops like this.

Yo gi joe, u want sucki sucki

Truth be known I might let her suck me off, as long as she used a proper face condom

Americas finest

Well so much for climate change

For a very brief and glorious moment I imagined that Branner had banned the most pernicious trolls along with the New Messiah.

It is certainly more pleasing to the eye to open up the home page and see a list of threads that includes something besides God's requests for money, OR ELSE!

Racism and misogyny is all you have to offer on this thread?

I guess the news story didn't lend itself to expressions of homophobia or accusations of high level corruption and conspiracies.

Mr. Implausible IQ=130

It was fun for a moment to imagine that Branner had finally banned you, after all these years of your obnoxious trolling.

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Rebecca A. Sayegh, 32, was expected to board a flight Friday evening for an out-of-state facility operated by Shatterproof, a mental health treatment program that specializes in treating law enforcement officers, said Terrance Turnbach, her attorney.

Superior Court Judge Pamela Snyder agreed to allow Sayegh to be released to attend the program, which is 30 to 90 days of in-patient treatment.

Sayegh has been held in the Ocean County Jail since Monday on charges of home invasion burglary, two counts of assault, two counts of criminal mischief, terroristic threats and resisting arrest in the incident at the home she previously shared with her ex-boyfriend in Berkeley Township, authorities have said

Sayegh went to the home about 11 p.m. on April 24 and smashed the glass front door with a baton, then reached in and let herself into the house.

Her ex-boyfriend and his new girlfriend had been watching TV in the living room and met Sayegh in the foyer, Young said. She was screaming profanities and the fight turned physical, at one point resulting in Sayegh's nail poking the other woman in the eye, she said.

Turnbach said the placement at Shatterproof was arranged by the Toms River PBA and has a bed for her immediately. Sayegh, who has been a police officer in Toms River since 2016, was about to leave for the program on Monday when she was rearrested, Turnbach said.

In agreeing to allow Sayegh to be released to go to the inpatient program, Snyder also barred her from any contact with the victims.

She is scheduled for another hearing before Superior Court Judge Guy P. Ryan on June 9, Snyder said.

Looks like the mental health program is buying her another 90 days before she is charged.

Another great example of taxpayer dollars at work.

And, bitches be hella possessive.

The way I figure it the judge wants a mental escape so that he does not have to send this clown pig to prison, because she will be dead on the first day. The question is what did she do to deserve this treatment?

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Rebecca A. Sayegh, 32, was expected to board a flight Friday evening for an out-of-state facility operated by Shatterproof, a mental health treatment program that specializes in treating law enforcement officers, said Terrance Turnbach, her attorney.

Superior Court Judge Pamela Snyder agreed to allow Sayegh to be released to attend the program, which is 30 to 90 days of in-patient treatment.

Sayegh has been held in the Ocean County Jail since Monday on charges of home invasion burglary, two counts of assault, two counts of criminal mischief, terroristic threats and resisting arrest in the incident at the home she previously shared with her ex-boyfriend in Berkeley Township, authorities have said

Sayegh went to the home about 11 p.m. on April 24 and smashed the glass front door with a baton, then reached in and let herself into the house.

Her ex-boyfriend and his new girlfriend had been watching TV in the living room and met Sayegh in the foyer, Young said. She was screaming profanities and the fight turned physical, at one point resulting in Sayegh's nail poking the other woman in the eye, she said.

Turnbach said the placement at Shatterproof was arranged by the Toms River PBA and has a bed for her immediately. Sayegh, who has been a police officer in Toms River since 2016, was about to leave for the program on Monday when she was rearrested, Turnbach said.

In agreeing to allow Sayegh to be released to go to the inpatient program, Snyder also barred her from any contact with the victims.

She is scheduled for another hearing before Superior Court Judge Guy P. Ryan on June 9, Snyder said.

Looks like the mental health program is buying her another 90 days before she is charged.

Another great example of taxpayer dollars at work.

And, bitches be hella possessive.

The way I figure it the judge wants a mental escape so that he does not have to send this clown pig to prison, because she will be dead on the first day. The question is what did she do to deserve this treatment?

Sounds like her boyfriend dumped her, so she got pissed, broke in on her boyfriend and his new girlfriend, and scared the shit out of them in a very violent manner. Lives may have been at risk.

Actually, I hope she gets the rehab she needs, and realizes what a lunatic she is being.

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Rebecca A. Sayegh, 32, was expected to board a flight Friday evening for an out-of-state facility operated by Shatterproof, a mental health treatment program that specializes in treating law enforcement officers, said Terrance Turnbach, her attorney.

Superior Court Judge Pamela Snyder agreed to allow Sayegh to be released to attend the program, which is 30 to 90 days of in-patient treatment.

Sayegh has been held in the Ocean County Jail since Monday on charges of home invasion burglary, two counts of assault, two counts of criminal mischief, terroristic threats and resisting arrest in the incident at the home she previously shared with her ex-boyfriend in Berkeley Township, authorities have said

Sayegh went to the home about 11 p.m. on April 24 and smashed the glass front door with a baton, then reached in and let herself into the house.

Her ex-boyfriend and his new girlfriend had been watching TV in the living room and met Sayegh in the foyer, Young said. She was screaming profanities and the fight turned physical, at one point resulting in Sayegh's nail poking the other woman in the eye, she said.

Turnbach said the placement at Shatterproof was arranged by the Toms River PBA and has a bed for her immediately. Sayegh, who has been a police officer in Toms River since 2016, was about to leave for the program on Monday when she was rearrested, Turnbach said.

In agreeing to allow Sayegh to be released to go to the inpatient program, Snyder also barred her from any contact with the victims.

She is scheduled for another hearing before Superior Court Judge Guy P. Ryan on June 9, Snyder said.

Looks like the mental health program is buying her another 90 days before she is charged.

Another great example of taxpayer dollars at work.

And, bitches be hella possessive.

The way I figure it the judge wants a mental escape so that he does not have to send this clown pig to prison, because she will be dead on the first day. The question is what did she do to deserve this treatment?

Sounds like her boyfriend dumped her, so she got pissed, broke in on her boyfriend and his new girlfriend, and scared the shit out of them in a very violent manner. Lives may have been at risk.

Actually, I hope she gets the rehab she needs, and realizes what a lunatic she is being.

LOL you also hope that this pig gets her badge and gun back so that she can continue raping people

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Rebecca A. Sayegh, 32, was expected to board a flight Friday evening for an out-of-state facility operated by Shatterproof, a mental health treatment program that specializes in treating law enforcement officers, said Terrance Turnbach, her attorney.

Superior Court Judge Pamela Snyder agreed to allow Sayegh to be released to attend the program, which is 30 to 90 days of in-patient treatment.

Sayegh has been held in the Ocean County Jail since Monday on charges of home invasion burglary, two counts of assault, two counts of criminal mischief, terroristic threats and resisting arrest in the incident at the home she previously shared with her ex-boyfriend in Berkeley Township, authorities have said

Sayegh went to the home about 11 p.m. on April 24 and smashed the glass front door with a baton, then reached in and let herself into the house.

Her ex-boyfriend and his new girlfriend had been watching TV in the living room and met Sayegh in the foyer, Young said. She was screaming profanities and the fight turned physical, at one point resulting in Sayegh's nail poking the other woman in the eye, she said.

Turnbach said the placement at Shatterproof was arranged by the Toms River PBA and has a bed for her immediately. Sayegh, who has been a police officer in Toms River since 2016, was about to leave for the program on Monday when she was rearrested, Turnbach said.

In agreeing to allow Sayegh to be released to go to the inpatient program, Snyder also barred her from any contact with the victims.

She is scheduled for another hearing before Superior Court Judge Guy P. Ryan on June 9, Snyder said.

Looks like the mental health program is buying her another 90 days before she is charged.

Another great example of taxpayer dollars at work.

And, bitches be hella possessive.

The way I figure it the judge wants a mental escape so that he does not have to send this clown pig to prison, because she will be dead on the first day. The question is what did she do to deserve this treatment?

Sounds like her boyfriend dumped her, so she got pissed, broke in on her boyfriend and his new girlfriend, and scared the shit out of them in a very violent manner. Lives may have been at risk.

Actually, I hope she gets the rehab she needs, and realizes what a lunatic she is being.

LOL you also hope that this pig gets her badge and gun back so that she can continue raping people

I thought you might say such.

I don't think the armed forces will hire her again after she lost her shit like that.

Yea I don't think a rapist pig has a good chance of survival in the general population of a prison.

Looks like that is where she is ultimately headed.