Prummell needs to go.

Prummell is more errogant than Pope.

Not possiable. You must work in the jail and had any work related interaction with him. Everyone on the road knows he"s an arrogant gloryhound. Ask him how many times he's contacted the media without permission to tout his own exploits. Never seen BP do that.

I was in the jail when BP was a so called commander so I know first hand don't I.

Having Prummell is like having Cameron and his administration. Things will stay the same. We will be in the same boat as we are now. Moral will stay at a low. We need to get all of them out of here, so we can have our department back. We deserve better and better working conditions. Do you think, that they going to have our back, when the shit hits the fans?
PEOPLE IN GLASS HOUSES SHOULDN'T THROW STONES - "Those who are vulnerable should not attack others.

It can only get worst if (when) he makes KDs #2

Why don't we talk about the great Jail Commander Prummell. Do you really think he learned enough to know about the jail and what we need there? Let's get real on his so called experience. He was only put there so it can go on his resume to impress the non thinking elderly people of Charlotte County. A RW trick at it's best.

Why don't we talk about the great Jail Commander Prummell. Do you really think he learned enough to know about the jail and what we need there? Let's get real on his so called experience. He was only put there so it can go on his resume to impress the non thinking elderly people of Charlotte County. A RW trick at it's best.

At the same time lets talk about Sapp's, Pope's, and Rubino's corrections experience. Three months is more impressive than none.

Actually Sapp was sheriff for two terms which means he ran the jail among everything else. And Pope may soon have Jail experience.

And Pope may soon have Jail experience.

:lol:

[the other guy]

And Pope may soon have Jail experience.

:lol:

You won't be :lol: in a few days :cop:

We need to keep Bean's post at the top until BPs camp explains.

The Herald-Tribune examines how Florida police officers can stay on the job despite multiple complaints, crimes William G Prummell
Sex: Male
Race: White
Birth Date: 11/1969
Employment History
Charlotte County Sheriff's Office
Class: Law Enforcement
Type: Full-Time
Start Date: 12/15/1992
Location: Charlotte County
Charlotte County Sheriff's Office
Class: Law Enforcement
Type: Auxiliary
Start Date: 3/3/1992
Location: Charlotte County
Separation: (Separated on 12/15/1992) Transfer Within Agency (No break in service)
Complaints
Perjury
Misuse Of Public Position
Source: Verifiable Complaint
Category: Dis
Status: No Caused by Staff
Opened Date: 1/26/2006
Closed Date: 2/27/2006
No Discipline Imposed
Certificates
Law Enforcement
Status: Active
Valid From: 2/22/1993 to 6/30/2013
Auxiliary Law Enforcement
Status: Inactive - Fully Certified
Valid From: 3/3/1992 to 6/30/2008
Disclaimer: The names in this database include every past and present officer to work in Florida, even those who never faced discipline from the CJSTC. Only the officers with information under 'Complaints' have had one or more cases sent to the CJSTC as of Nov. 2011.

In addition, unless otherwise noted by the word 'misconduct' in the Separation section, all other officers should be presumed to have left in good standing. Other phrases, such as 'Failure to Qualify' or 'Mandatory Retraining,' typically indicate that the officer's certification has lapsed because of retirement or reasons other than misconduct.

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