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Mr. Robinson: Okay. Thank you. I was stationed at Governors Island in New <br /> York. We did fort security work around that island. <br /> Ms. St. Ambrogio: Oh really. <br /> Mr. Robinson: We used to interact a lot with the police and the fire department. <br /> The fire department for the floaters we picked up and the police <br /> department for the port security when we would have to arrest <br /> people. And all the cops were Irish and all the firemen were <br /> Italian. Are you Italian? <br /> Ms. St. Ambrogio: I was just gonna say, hence the name St. Ambrogio. <br /> Mr. Robinson: Oh really. It was a wonderful experience. I've read this several <br /> times and I didn't really understand why you had to come to us for <br /> an opinion, but. <br /> Ms. St. Ambrogio: Well I... <br /> Mr. Robinson: It's cautionary, it's just cautionary. <br /> Ms. St. Ambrogio: Yes, and I didn't want there to be any sense of discussion. <br /> Anything that would create an issue. I have a very good <br /> relationship with the Chief. He supports neighborhood watch and I <br /> support all of his programs. We just had a great coffee with the <br /> cop and we had national night out and we've been really working <br /> hand in hand to bring the thoughts about neighborhood watch and <br /> the community and police officers through to a very positive, <br /> positive situation. And we need as much positive and <br /> reinforcement as we can get. <br /> Mr. Robinson: Right. <br /> Ms. St. Ambrogio: And so I really was not aware of any situation that would create a <br /> problem. And I wanted to make sure. That's why I'm here. <br /> Mr. Robinson: Right. So at this point, if there's no further discussion from the <br /> Board Members, should entertain a motion. <br /> Mr. Wiseman: Yeah, I make a motion to issue an opinion stating that there's no <br /> conflict here. <br /> Mr. Robinson: Is there a second. <br /> Ms. Sumner-Mack: I'll second it, yes. <br /> 14 <br />