Sergeant Mark Shoaff was caught in a lie about a traffic crash he was at fault in. FHP attempts to cover up the actions only to be called out on them.
Sergeant Mark Soaff should have been fired as he can no longer be trusted to tell the truth.
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Embarrassing how departments allow ignorance to run wild within their own departments these days.
The only reason Shoaff was not fired was because of his daddy.
His daddy, and don't forget his old interdiction partner, the current Lt. Col. Salute!
Just because the investigation didn't play out like it does on CSI Miami doesn't mean anyone is lying. The trooper was found to be at fault and it was handled. This whole thread is bullshit.
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"WSVN waited 60 days to receive the full accident report which showed that the lieutenant wrote “FHP’s Sgt. Mark Shoaff said François struck his vehicle. François said the trooper struck his vehicle.”
“Both vehicles were removed from the roadway prior to my arrival. Due to conflicting statements, neither driver was charged in the crash.”
When WSVN reached out to the Florida Highway Patrol with questions on the matter, the Miami office declined to comment stating that answers would have to come from the Tallahassee office.
“It’s the entire law enforcement community covering up for each other,” François said. “How could I have hit him? They are here to protect and serve, but it seems they are here to protect and serve themselves.”
Since WSVN’s report on the fender bender with François and the FHP patrolman, François’ insurance went after FHP to get their money and his deductible back.
After the story aired, FHP wrote to WSVN stating they had updated the crash report and that Sgt. Shoaff “failed to yield right of way.” Sgt. Shoaff was never charged with the accident but was given a counseling letter, per FHP policy, because allegedly he was on official duty."
Now if I remember correctly there is a Florida statute that requires the drivers of vehicles involved in crashes to remove them from the roadway so that was a complete Bull Crap excuse used by that lieutenant. Clearly after FHP was challenged they went back and changed the report and paid for the damages to the other parties vehicle, but it took getting the news media involved to correct the lie.
Shoaff has zero credibility nor does the lieutenant who wrote up the bogus crash report. The public can no longer trust either one of those two to be honest.