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  1. #31
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    As long as FHP goes to crashes and then calls the SO to handle a simple battery,domestic or other non traffic related charge, and refuses to take a report because it’s a so called intentional act, they CAN and at sometime in the future WILL be replaced by civilian crash investigators. It’s not impossible, nor impractical to disband FHP and instead, start a state wide crash Investigation service. Contract a private company to manage employees or hire them as civilian state employees. They could be under the division of insurance fraud or just civilians under DHSMV. Either way saves the state money and for every 1 Trooper, you could probably hire 2-3 civilians as you won’t have the liability and benefits package to cover a high risk employee. You also wouldn’t have to purchase the uniforms, or as many vehicles, guns, tasers, etc etc.. just a simple white truck with yellow lights with a laptop and printer.
    Well, he isn’t wrong. It is certainly plausible.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Unregistered View Post
    As long as FHP goes to crashes and then calls the SO to handle a simple battery,domestic or other non traffic related charge, and refuses to take a report because it’s a so called intentional act, they CAN and at sometime in the future WILL be replaced by civilian crash investigators. It’s not impossible, nor impractical to disband FHP and instead, start a state wide crash Investigation service. Contract a private company to manage employees or hire them as civilian state employees. They could be under the division of insurance fraud or just civilians under DHSMV. Either way saves the state money and for every 1 Trooper, you could probably hire 2-3 civilians as you won’t have the liability and benefits package to cover a high risk employee. You also wouldn’t have to purchase the uniforms, or as many vehicles, guns, tasers, etc etc.. just a simple white truck with yellow lights with a laptop and printer.
    Governor Scott tried to disband FHP in 2011. Sheriffs offices statewidewere against it because they're not equipped to handle the additional burden and responsibilities.

    Unlikely FHP will be disbanded anytime soon unless there's a push by legislature and that the sheriffs are ready to take over to patrol the highways, work crashes and write tickets.

  3. #33
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    Quote Originally Posted by Unregistered View Post
    Haha! Now THIS one made me laugh! Lol!


    Im thinking you wrote this wrong. In FLORIDA. FHP is a training ground for Troopers to move and become Police Officers and Deputy Sheriffs. Although Correct on NOT EVERYONE IS CUT OUT TO BE A TROOPER. It takes about 15-24 months and ta Trooper realizes. This is not a State Police nor will it ever be and my pay,shift works really sucks.... Time to advance.....

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    You realize the only reason that FHP wasn't disbanded is because the majority of the panel we're Sheriff's and they wanted to keep you. Had the Sheriff's on the panel wanted to disbanded you that would have been the committees findings and with the stroke of the pen you would have been gone.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Unregistered View Post
    You realize the only reason that FHP wasn't disbanded is because the majority of the panel we're Sheriff's and they wanted to keep you. Had the Sheriff's on the panel wanted to disbanded you that would have been the committees findings and with the stroke of the pen you would have been gone.
    Okay thanks. We’ll need you to go handle that barking dog call now please.

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    Okay thanks. We’ll need you to go handle that barking dog call now please.
    Yup while you're on the way to that over with sig 4 in the parking lot. I'll head to my barking dog call while enjoying my 10k higher start salary and step plan.

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    Who goes to barking dog calls? The only agency still in the 70s is the FHP. Those calls now go to the county animal services for YEARS now. Regulatory enforcement not Law Enforcement.

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    Actually the entire Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles should be abolished. The tax collectors handle driver andvehicle licenses and registration, and CVE can return to DOT. Either transfer the duties of FHP to sheriffs or put them under FDLE. The DHSMV right now is just an unnecessary bureaucracy and a waste of taxpayer dollars.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Unregistered View Post
    Actually the entire Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles should be abolished. The tax collectors handle driver andvehicle licenses and registration, and CVE can return to DOT. Either transfer the duties of FHP to sheriffs or put them under FDLE. The DHSMV right now is just an unnecessary bureaucracy and a waste of taxpayer dollars.
    How much money per Fiscal Year are they wasting? Which Divisions? And where did you find the $ figures and other info? Thanks !!!

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    Lightbulb Sure

    Quote Originally Posted by Unregistered View Post
    Who goes to barking dog calls? The only agency still in the 70s is the FHP. Those calls now go to the county animal services for YEARS now. Regulatory enforcement not Law Enforcement.
    Sure they do. On multiple occasions I've been talking to deputy when they get called to something ridiculous. Like a garage door that won't close or someone even more ridiculous.

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