When are we going to have a new boss?

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Tick tock....tick tock

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You mean like when Sheriff Gaultieri explained that the sheriff said this because he was not privy to all of the evidence? Because BSO was ordered not to investigate the response because that is was the commission was established? Comical. Keep grasping at stars and you will continue top be disappointed.

Evidence? All of it was all over the news; including the radio transmissions. He wasn't in the dark about any of it. That's why he started with the statement about not releasing the video to the public. He knew there was no rational explanation for what really occurred other than POOR LEADERSHIP and FLAWED POLICY. He set the stage for a disaster and other than the Sergeant, has no grounds to discipline those who didn't perform.

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According to people in Miami Dade PBA the sheriff will be removed from office before the weekend. Word has it Tallahassee is getting lots of pressure from the #fixit parents in Parkland. After SSI's lies and contradictions at the MSD hearings it was the last straw. The Sheriff has failed again and its is now a matter of possible criminal charges for perjury, obstruction and falsifying documents. There are volumes of evidence that will make the case easy to prosecute. I can assure you this it is going to be a gift to the citizens of Broward County.

About FixIt:
There are some misconceptions about FixIt that need clarification. FixIt is largely a group of MSD parents and others who want to do, just that, "FixIt" which is mostly about school safety. It also involves accountability which has caused some upset, and understandably some defensive posturing. Yes, there are FixIt reps who have been on the sight since mid-February, their resumes includes sworn and civilian, active and retired etc. They sift through every post and examine things from a law enforcement perspective which is helpful in understanding what took place and how to go forward. This group is not the Hogg followers at all. While being sensitive to those with a different perspective who lost children, FixIt is in no way a liberal organization or anti- law enforcement. Despite the liberal agenda of the public schools and indoctrination of the kids, we expect and demand that OUR children respect the law and those who serve. Your comments continue to be instrumental in understanding issues from a cultural perspective and prompt discussions that could bring about changes that will make a difference; the first one being a change in leadership. You can view our progress/obstacles on Concerned Citizens of Broward on facebook.

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were pretty much farther right than fixit and all about law and order but serve the same purpose. because of the body cameras it was impossible to directly approach deputys about their take on things. yeah, this website has helped alot to see where the problems are and where to take things from here. for one the body cameras make deputys paranoid about dealing with the public and thats no good. those gotta go and many folks from fixit agree. we need approachable law enforcement in a small community and not an us vs.them. the march for our lives people and the sheriff throwing his deputys under the bus early on and before investigation to save himself has driven a wedge that we need to repair.

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Agree! Peterson's failure to perform, and the inaction of several others is only a symptom of a much larger program. As tragic as all of this has been for all, including LE, it burst the bubble of secrecy, collusion and fraud.

On the other side of that is agency morale which is a major issue.

It's very hard to fix what's broken with rank and file in turmoil with leadership lacking and inadequate compensation. We, all of the community groups, need to get a clearer picture of what it is that we can approach the county commission with to suggest that they consider the spirit of the agency in making decisions about compensation. Particularly, as PROMISE continues to be ongoing, this clearly puts residents and law enforcement in increased danger. Hopelessness and resignation to an unsatisfying work environment is a barrier to progress in an effort to fix a broken community. FixIt

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MONDAY we will have a new Sheriff

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MONDAY we will have a new Sheriff

We've heard this before so why should we believe it now? How many times do we need to be disappointed before something really happens. But, I guess we should be use to it by now, we've been disappointed since this administration took office. Hopefully something will change soon. The morale in the agency can't get any lower.

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Sheriff Merhra

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Apparently we're not getting a new sheriff....business as usual.

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Anyone have an idea?