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Here’s a driving under the influence (DUI) of a police department lieutenant. Shame on him. As a police officer who took the oath to the construction to protect and serve, let alone being a high ranking law enforcement officer, he should get terminated of all law enforcement duties and get his POST certification revoked and terminated from his agency as well as never be able to serve in law enforcement in any capacity, both civilian and sworn position.
On June 22, 2019 Real World Police brought you exclusive footage of a police lieutenant’s DUI arrest that had been kept quiet for over a year.
New Jersey media outlets covered our publication of the footage. “The drunk-driving arrest of a veteran South Jersey police officer whose blood alcohol level tested at over four times the legal limit is coming to light over a year later… Lower Township police Lt. John Chew, 48, was stopped in the Erma section of Lower Township in his Chevrolet pickup truck on April 27, 2018 after several 911 calls were received about an erratic driver operating at a high rate of speed, according to a case file posted online by an individual or group using the names “Real World Police” and “Real World Media.”
Chew’s arrest was withheld from the police blotter posted on the Department’s Facebook page where all other arrests for the time period were posted and it was not disclosed in subsequent weeks. No other media outlet even knew it had happened.
Another news publication wrote: “A summary of the case by Real World Police in its YouTube video description says Chew pleaded guilty on Sept 13, 2018 to driving under the influence and was fined nearly $700, was required to use an ignition interlock for six months following a seven-month license suspension, and was required to spend 12 hours a week in a intoxicated driver resource center.” That is accurate, and it was standard for a first-time DUI arrest in New Jersey. Chew retired immediately after his arrest.
Notably, we have since learned that in March 2009, John Chew himself investigated a hit-and-run incident, tracking vehicle debris and tire tracks for hours until he ended up on the doorstep of a different Lower Township police officer. Chew arrested him on a slew of charges.
Some time after publishing the initial footage, we published a portion of the footage seen here. Only it was silent. In fact, we didn’t even know that an audio track existed. Audio did not play in any player we used, and ffprobe did not report that audio was present. But it was. And after a lot of cursing, we finally got it to play.
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Here is a one ounce today day old baby monkey
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There are many things animals, whether domestic or wild animals do that are instinctive by nature where they were not taught. God programmed them that way. I heard certain animals instinctively kill their newborn if the mother believes there’s something wrong with them or believes the newborn will not survive on their own in the wild. Now this theory does make sense, however, in your case scenario your German Shepherd dog killed almost ten newborn pups. I doubt there was something wrong something with all ten puppies
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This year, we will see a lot of volatility in the housing market. More so like the volatility that happened in the early 1980s. There’s a lot of housing inventory as well as inventory carryover.
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Baby monkeys are like little kids. They are so smart. Here’s a baby monkey that learned how to have fun on a slide.
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President Donald Trump deployed 2,000 United States Marines to the Southern Border. This president is not screwing around and Governors like JB PRITZKER who have a big mouth and taunt Trump’s Deportation Agenda will find themselves in a Federal Prison. I would think twice before you threaten the Trump Administration that they need to go through them.
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In general, you cannot domesticate a wild animal such as a bear, Tiger, lion, cheetah, chimpanzee, parrots, zebras, camels, eagles, Wolves, coyotes, and little porch monkeys. Wild animals may be tamed if raised since they are babies but it’s not if but WHEN they will turn on humans. This is not worth the risk. Wild animals are engineered to be in their Wild habitats among their own species. Humans bearing little baby monkeys, bear cubs, Tigers, Lions and other Wild animals since they are infants are playing with a time bomb ticking for major disasters. Too many stories of Wild animals kept as pets turning on humans as well as their handlers/owners.
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You can become an NMLS licensed mortgage loan originator (MLO) even if you have never been a mortgage origination officer. This blog will provide a step-by-step guide to help you through the entire process, from training and testing to job-hunting tips.
Step-by-Step Guide to Becoming an NMLS Licensed Mortgage Loan OriginatorStep 1: Create your NMLS Account
Visit the NMLS Registration Portal:
- Navigate to the official NMLS registration website.
Request for Account:
- Choose “Individual” and complete all the necessary details to create an account.
Obtain Your NMLS ID:
- After registering, you will be given a unique identification number, NMLS ID, which you will use during the licensing process.
Step 2: Complete Pre-License Education
Enroll in NMLS-approved courses:
Enroll in twenty hours of pre-licensing education at an approved mortgage school. It usually includes:
- 3 hours of federal law
- 3 hours of ethics
- 2 hours of non-traditional mortgage lending
- 12 hours of electives
State-Specific Requirements:
- Additional education requirements are present in some states.
Step 3: Pass the NMLS Mortgage Licensing Exam
Schedule Your Exam:
- Once you complete your education, you can schedule the National Test Component with Uniform State Content on your computer via your NMSL account.
Details of the Exam
- 120 questions – (115 counts)
- 10 minutes – Cost: $110
How to Study for the Test:
- Focus on Federal Mortgage-Related Laws, MLO Activities, and General Mortgage Knowledge.
- Get study guides and practice exams.
Step 4: Apply for your NMLS License
Submit Application:
- Sign in to your NMLS account and request a mortgage loan originator license from your state.
Complete Required Information:
- Fill out all the required details and pay application fees at a fee different from each state.
Step 5: Background Checks and Fees
Complete Background Checks: You will need to undergo an FBI criminal background check and submit your credit report.
Pay Associated Fees:
- Budget for processing fees, background checks, or even the application that sometimes add up to sums of several hundreds of dollars.
Find Employment & Sponsorship
Seek Employment:
- A state-licensed employer must be willing to sponsor you before you activate your license.
- Check out companies known to employ new MLOs where you can start looking.
Networking:
- Job boards, industry events, connecting with professionals in the field, etc, can help you find opportunities.
- Banks, credit unions, and mortgage lenders are examples of companies that often have training programs for new hires.
Tips for Achieving the Best Mortgage Loan Originator
Always learn:
- You must keep up with industry trends, regulations, and new mortgage products by taking annual continuing education courses.
Make friends:
- Clients, real estate agents, and other professionals should all be your friends.
- By doing so, you open yourself up to network referrals and repeat clients.
Skills upgrade:
- Communication, negotiation, and customer service are some of the most important traits required in this industry.
Technology integration:
- You need to familiarize yourself with the loan origination process and mortgage software/ tools that support it.
You need a leader. For instance, you will need someone who can advise you on how mortgage loans operate within different jurisdictions or share their experience handling such issues in the future.
Becoming a mortgage loan originator from another field is not very difficult if one follows the proper steps and shows dedication to it. The outlined steps must be followed, including completing the required education and testing, finding employment actively, and starting a job in mortgage origination, which will lead to successful career development here.
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What specific evidence supports the underage sex allegations?
