The State should definitely lose his pension. He endangered so many lives and we are the ones that pay for his pension. He should have known what he was doing

What is the difference between these troopers and the ones that were involved in Governor Corzine's motor vehicle incident?

The trooper that was driving Corzine was a trained professional and was on official business. Whether that business justified traveling at that speed is questionable, and some disciplinary sanctions would probably be appropriate. But it's not comparable to a trooper leading a bunch of civilians, most of whom probably have no more training than their high school driver's ed course provided, on a high speed joyride.

Wasn't this aiding and abetting comission of a crime (reckless driving, reckless endangerment, speeding, etc.)? Isn't that a crime? Maybe the thief trooper who stole $7K in gas over 3 years was filling tanks for these millionaire boys.

Had public school teachers done their jobs better these troopers would have had the judgment and discipline not to have done this.

Nassry was paid $113K last year; Ventrella $76K.

I see. I read an article in the record stating that Brandon Jacobs was a part of the caravan.

I see. I read an article in the Record stating that Brandon Jacobs was a part of the caravan.

We drive the Parkway quite often having a condo at the shore. I see many, many things. People talking on their cells and swaying back ad forth because they cannot control their cars. Definitely a driving hazard!!!! This incident, to me, sounds like another one of these dangerous hazards that I experience on the Parkway. If one of us would have done this, we would have definitely wound up in jail, lost our license and a fine, for sure. Who were these people that they were escorting. From what I am reading, they chose to escort them on their own. GREAT!!!! Another way of showing the rich that their crap does not stink. This was dangerous and it should be treated as it would have been treated for an ordinary driver. In fact, all of the people escorted should be hit with penalties for speeding on the Parkway. Why has this not been done?

Tommy P what are you drinking? Whatever it is, it's affecting your thinking!

This SO blown out of proportion....

Absolutely NOT blown out of proportion. These troopers did wrong, and endangered the public while doing so. We rely on law enforcement to do the right thing, and show good judgement. These guys did neither. I'm all for second chances, but this was so egregious that these guys deserve to be released from service and forfeit their pensions.

Where the troopers following orders?

You can't handle the truth