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Justice, NYPD feuding over terrorist surveillance

Posted by: Jordan in Civil Liberties on Nov 20, 2008

Justice, NYPD feuding over terrorist surveillance

LARA JAKES JORDAN : AP

WASHINGTON – The Justice Department and New York Police Department are feuding over surveillance of suspected terrorists — and how quickly it can be legally approved.

Intelligence officials familiar with the spat say the NYPD is accusing federal lawyers of delaying approval of surveillance applications.

Police Commissioner Ray Kelly is complaining that the delays have made New York less safe.

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