Posted on January 25, 2010.
What is the problem with the New Jersey State Policemen's Benevolent Association? For Immediate Release February 28, 2007
Seaside Heights, NJ - The bone temperature of the cooling air of 38 ° in 2550 did not scare a few brave souls who took the ice in the Atlantic Ocean on 24 February for the 14th Annual Law Enforcement Polar Bear Plunge in Seaside Heights.
With the waters that were recorded at 33 °, the Polar Bear Plunge, presented by the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics New Jersey, was considered a success by all accounts.
"We are very pleased with this event and the level of support we have received from the community Seaside Heights. For an event of this size in smooth, it takes a team of real leaders and committed individuals, and we believe that we had at the time, "says Mathieu Nelessen, head of enforcement at the Olympic Games Sponsorship New Jersey special.
I think they need professional help. Seems to be a favorite charity for me.
I feel corruption !....... somewhere.
These corrupt people are clearly trying to win people over by raising money for a good cause.
What are they able to come? Who will stop this madness?
Am I right to read the article? Are they actually involving minors at this event? They corrupt minors and torturing them by forcing them to cold water? Why not something done about it? These cops can get away with anything!
Freezing of dollars!
Works for me!
I did it once polar bear, if one of them made a second time, there is something wrong with them alittle.
Why do we let these people help the police??!
Charity should be amended to malevolent.
Any person who obtains a 33-degree water deserves a medal!
God bless!
