Claude & Simmons Lose 25 Assault Rifles

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Yes just like Chavez.. she probably gave them to fat Mo since they stole his from his vehicle in the grove and was still promoted
And was never reprimanded for it. Wonder why

Was morals weapon stolen from his heh as well? Do u have a case number?

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Yes just like Chavez.. she probably gave them to fat Mo since they stole his from his vehicle in the grove and was still promoted
And was never reprimanded for it. Wonder why

Not was Papier! Nothing was done!! Two chief Covering ups their stolen guns

February 10, 2020

I’m requesting a full investigation into Deputy Chief Ronald L. Papier stolen property reimbursement claim in the amount of $6,825.00 for city equipment that he carelessly left unattended overnight and inside his city rental vehicle while he was off duty during the weekend. I believe that he abused his powers to avoid being found negligent and responsible to pay back the $6,825.00 for city equipment that was stolen.

On August 31,2015, Deputy Chief Papier, a Major of Police at the time was assigned to administration. At approximately 3:26am, (Monday morning) he received a phone call from the City of Miami Communication unit. They advised that the emergency button was activated from his handheld Motorola police radio which he had stored inside his city issued take home rental. After receiving the phone call, he exited his residence and found that an unknown subject entered his vehicle removed and stole several police equipment, including a taser and two high-power weapons. There were no signs of smash windows or broken door locks.

At which time, Major Papier called Miami-Dade Police department and generated a Burglary report case #PD150831-325141 (See Attached report). Patrol Units responded to investigate and write an incident report. During the course of the preliminary investigation Major Papier could not supply any serial numbers to the property that was taken, especially the AR-15 high power rifle or the 12-gauge shotgun. Detective R. Suarez #7996 later responded to the scene and took over the investigation. Det. Suarez processed the vehicle for latent fingerprints, took photos and retrieved surveillance footage from a neighbor’s house.

Major Papier reported the following City of Miami equipment stolen from the vehicle. The total Value of Property taken was approximately $6,825.00.

• Colt AR-15 Carbine Rifle​​​
• Mossberg 12 Gauge Shotgun
• Taser X2
• Motorola Police radio with car charger and ear communication
• Police SWAT Ballistic Vest
• Ballistic Vest with Ballistic Shock Plates
• Ballistic Helmet and Gas Mask
• Handcuffs and ASP Baton
• Metal Safe Box
• First Aid Kit
• Traffic Vest and Raincoat
• Thigh Holster
• Jumper Cables, Crowbar and Bolt Cutters

On September 7, 2015 Detective Llaneras contacted Major Papier in an attempt to locate the serial number information for a shotgun that was stolen from the incident. Major Papier advised him that he would contact him when he located the serial number.

On September 14, 2015 at approximately 1941hrs Major Papier sent Detective LLaneras an email with the stolen Remington 12 gage shotgun serial numbers. After two weeks from the theft the stolen shotgun was finally entered into the FCIC/NCIC Police system.

Major Papier worked scheduled at the time was Monday – Friday from 0800-1600hrs. He was officially off Saturday and Sunday’s. This incident occurred Monday morning at 0326hrs. Major Papier was off Duty and not acting on any official city capacity. He left his city equipment unattended and unsecured inside a 2015 Chevy Tahoe SUV during the weekend. The SUV Tahoe did not have a trunk but a cargo area behind the third seat. The vehicle was surrounded by windows and you can clearly see any items that were left inside from the outside of the vehicle.

Major Papier should had been found negligent for not following departmental rules. He did not remove the weapons from his vehicle, nor did he take responsibility for his carelessness and negligence with city equipment. Instead of him taking responsibility, being issued discipline, and reimbursing the city for the loss he did the opposite.

I believe that Major Papier violated the following Departmental Orders and should reimburse the city for the $6,825.00 in stolen items and be reprimanded like any other employee who had committed the same act.

Please investigate by requesting a copy of the lost and damage report that Major Papier prepared. Also, obtain a copy of any IA investigation, reprimand, and/or a reimbursement check he might had of written in order to reimburse the city.

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Simmons when Claudia wasn’t at work and the rifles went missing and you were home sleeping, what will be your defense in your manslaughter trial when Little Tyrone shoots 12 year old cletus by accident?

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This is what you get from someone who F U $$$ K their way up the entire career.

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Chief Art Acevedo $315,000
Deputy Chief Ronald Papier- $223, 965
Assistant Chief -Manny Morales $210 994-
Assistant Chief Cherish Gause -$210, 947
Assistant Chief Armando Aguilar Jr -$210,947-
Major Antonio Diaz- $194,946
Major William Cook -$194,799
Major Umset Ramos $194,799
Major Carroll Thomas- $194,799
Major Richard Perez - $194,697
Major Jose Rodriguez - $194,697
Major Ester Farmer- $194,697
Major Jose Fernandez -$194,697
Major Albert Guerra- $194,697
Major Francisco Fernandez - $194,697
Major Jesus Ibalmea -$194,697
Major Eric Gonzalez - $194,597
Major Keandra Simmions - $194,697
Commander Bianca Joseph -$174,916
Commander Omar Mitchell - $174,916
Commander Max Gabriel - $174,916
Commander Antonio Regueria - $174,916
Commander Weslyne Lewis Francois - $174,916
Commander Fabria Ellington - $174,916
Commander Manuel Abru $174,916
Commander Chiquita Butler- $174,634
Commander Daniel Kert -$174,876
Commander Freddy Cruz -$174,876
Commander Daniel Garido- $174,994
Commander Ernesto Sierra - $174,876
Commander Nerly Papier - $174,879
Sgt of Arms Luis Camacho -$130,436
Captain Javier Ortiz - $135,749
Captain Lozano $130,290
Captain Sean McDonald— $135,290
Sgt of Arms Luis Camacho-$150,436
Sgt of Arms Alexsander Lamprou-$150,596L
Excutive Assistant Elvis- $140,485
Executive Assistant Orlando Aguillera -$140,00
Excutive Assistant Harold Guise $140,465
Vacant ———Flagami Commander $174,485

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Don’t worry they can save by getting rid of Geisse and Eldys

Coming soon

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Simmons protects Claude from everything. You can lose 25 assault rifles and Simmons will cover it up like she did with the Papier crash.

Not to mention all the lockers that were cleared and all the property in them stolen. Major Simmons approved and supervised it.

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Not was Papier! Nothing was done!! Two chief Covering ups their stolen guns

February 10, 2020

I’m requesting a full investigation into Deputy Chief Ronald L. Papier stolen property reimbursement claim in the amount of $6,825.00 for city equipment that he carelessly left unattended overnight and inside his city rental vehicle while he was off duty during the weekend. I believe that he abused his powers to avoid being found negligent and responsible to pay back the $6,825.00 for city equipment that was stolen.

On August 31,2015, Deputy Chief Papier, a Major of Police at the time was assigned to administration. At approximately 3:26am, (Monday morning) he received a phone call from the City of Miami Communication unit. They advised that the emergency button was activated from his handheld Motorola police radio which he had stored inside his city issued take home rental. After receiving the phone call, he exited his residence and found that an unknown subject entered his vehicle removed and stole several police equipment, including a taser and two high-power weapons. There were no signs of smash windows or broken door locks.

At which time, Major Papier called Miami-Dade Police department and generated a Burglary report case #PD150831-325141 (See Attached report). Patrol Units responded to investigate and write an incident report. During the course of the preliminary investigation Major Papier could not supply any serial numbers to the property that was taken, especially the AR-15 high power rifle or the 12-gauge shotgun. Detective R. Suarez #7996 later responded to the scene and took over the investigation. Det. Suarez processed the vehicle for latent fingerprints, took photos and retrieved surveillance footage from a neighbor’s house.

Major Papier reported the following City of Miami equipment stolen from the vehicle. The total Value of Property taken was approximately $6,825.00.

• Colt AR-15 Carbine Rifle​​​
• Mossberg 12 Gauge Shotgun
• Taser X2
• Motorola Police radio with car charger and ear communication
• Police SWAT Ballistic Vest
• Ballistic Vest with Ballistic Shock Plates
• Ballistic Helmet and Gas Mask
• Handcuffs and ASP Baton
• Metal Safe Box
• First Aid Kit
• Traffic Vest and Raincoat
• Thigh Holster
• Jumper Cables, Crowbar and Bolt Cutters

On September 7, 2015 Detective Llaneras contacted Major Papier in an attempt to locate the serial number information for a shotgun that was stolen from the incident. Major Papier advised him that he would contact him when he located the serial number.

On September 14, 2015 at approximately 1941hrs Major Papier sent Detective LLaneras an email with the stolen Remington 12 gage shotgun serial numbers. After two weeks from the theft the stolen shotgun was finally entered into the FCIC/NCIC Police system.

Major Papier worked scheduled at the time was Monday – Friday from 0800-1600hrs. He was officially off Saturday and Sunday’s. This incident occurred Monday morning at 0326hrs. Major Papier was off Duty and not acting on any official city capacity. He left his city equipment unattended and unsecured inside a 2015 Chevy Tahoe SUV during the weekend. The SUV Tahoe did not have a trunk but a cargo area behind the third seat. The vehicle was surrounded by windows and you can clearly see any items that were left inside from the outside of the vehicle.

Major Papier should had been found negligent for not following departmental rules. He did not remove the weapons from his vehicle, nor did he take responsibility for his carelessness and negligence with city equipment. Instead of him taking responsibility, being issued discipline, and reimbursing the city for the loss he did the opposite.

I believe that Major Papier violated the following Departmental Orders and should reimburse the city for the $6,825.00 in stolen items and be reprimanded like any other employee who had committed the same act.

Please investigate by requesting a copy of the lost and damage report that Major Papier prepared. Also, obtain a copy of any IA investigation, reprimand, and/or a reimbursement check he might had of written in order to reimburse the city.

Are you saying that deputy chief Papier didn’t complete his annual CELEA FORM as required.

Everyone has to do a CELEA FORM!

Not good !