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Hey MSO, why dont you go back to your own message board and stay off ours, or better yet, go pretend to do some work like always.

And MSO you are still MSO, shouldn't you be off hand writing some incident reports, tech. wise you guys are in the past.

I heard that the 2 majors and 2 lts that are in the Drop are getting DROPPED next week...Who will get promoted???...What a different place BPD will be!!!

If they go the positions are gone forever no promotions just more work with less people to do it.

If they go the positions are gone forever no promotions just more work with less people to do it.

Less chiefs, more indians

Read the Bradenton Herald today. Talking about lay offs. How can they do that when they (City Hall) just hired two new people. One in IT and one in accounting.

No raises for civilians, how are they suppose to live with all the increases.

Thank goodness we have a union

Read the Bradenton Herald today. Talking about lay offs. How can they do that when they (City Hall) just hired two new people. One in IT and one in accounting.

No raises for civilians, how are they suppose to live with all the increases.

Thank goodness we have a union

They got a bubble around them and a big sign on it that says "protected untouchables"

Too bad the press or the good taxpaying citizens don't ask the right questions. They can cut elsewhere but instead they choose to cut the people that make the smallest paychecks!

If we are hurting so bad for money why are we giving away $2,000???
Read Below!!


Bradenton Police Department
to Donate Cruiser to Academy

BRADENTON, Florida [NMT] -- The Bradenton Police Department plans to donate a police cruiser to the Manatee Technical Institute Police Academy.

The vehicle, along with cruisers donated from other law enforcement agencies, will be used to teach police recruits driving skills, said Police Chief Michael Radzilowski.

Chief Radzilowski asked the Bradenton City Council permission to donate the vehicle, which the council granted during its meeting June 11.

Local law enforcement agencies agreed, when possible, to donate police vehicles – instead of putting them up for auction – to the MTI Police Academy.

The City’s 1999 For Crown Victoria was expected to fetch about $1,500 to $2,000 if put up for auction.

It's better to donate old police cars to the academy, than to make them spend even more to buy new ones. think about it before you open the hole that sounds come from.

The Chief knows what he's doing, its called a tax write off bone head, so like the other person said, think before you open that mouth.