Monitor Program

[MOD 1]

Your Chief has decided that your agency will join Monitor Program. In short, your agency will appoint one or more Monitors to monitor the Message Board. Just like Moderators they will NOT have access to IP Addresses. The only thing that Monitors will be able to do, is Temporarily remove a post. Then a full Moderator will have to review it, to make sure that it is a violation of the Terms of Use before it is permanently deleted. To read more about Monitors click here http://www.leoaffairs.com/message-boards/moderation/.

Your agency has selected Commander Yvonne Little to be the first Monitor. Her id on the Message Board will be Monitor YL. I understand Commander Little's position in your agency, and it will NOT be a conflict, as she will NOT have any access to privileged information, like IP Addresses, and any action he takes will be temporary and subject to review by a full moderator.

If you have any questions or concerns, please let me know.

Thanks,

Mod 1

It's easier and cheaper to appoint a monitor than pay for marriage counseling , I say!

thats pretty funny!

It's easier and cheaper to appoint a monitor than pay for marriage counseling , I say!

Sure is :snicker: LOL! :devil:

You mean Mrs. Phone Threats Paredes, is the monitor???

Answer me this; Does she monitor with or without the revolver over the phone?

Medley I/A CAse#: BLah BLah BLah !!!!!!

You mean Mrs. Phone Threats Paredes, is the monitor???

Answer me this; Does she monitor with or without the revolver over the phone?

Medley I/A CAse#: BLah BLah BLah !!!!!!

Lorraine Lorraine....you *****,,,,click click!!!!

Let the games begin!

Who's Mrs Paredes? Who is Lorraine?

[quote="Tobie's Ghost":25ym56b6]You mean Mrs. Phone Threats Paredes, is the monitor???

Answer me this; Does she monitor with or without the revolver over the phone?

Medley I/A CAse#: BLah BLah BLah !!!!!!

Lorraine Lorraine....you *****,,,,click click!!!![/quote:25ym56b6]


It was actually, click, click, click

Wow, what a turn of events for you Mrs Jinetera. Looks like all of your efforts to effectively terminate your officers for, uhh, nothing , failed in full circle fashion.

I would be totally embarrassed to come to work tomorrow and gave the mayor. Especially since now you dont have Pizzi to face anymore.

Your managerial skills have been called impotent, uncharismatic, deceptional and misguiding.

I hope that the River Cities Gazette accurately reflects your failure (x3) as an incompetent politically appointed chief.

Jack.....I guess you were right after all. you just may yet become the chief by default. At least temporarily.

So much for all those secret meetings huh chief? Speak up, we can't hear you. Stand closer to the microphone please.

Interesting how they removed the very well written post by "arbitrator". Truth hurts huh chief? I can't wait until ur career is ruined just as u tried to ruin the ones of INNOCENT officers. Oh wait!!!! Ur career is already ruined. Go ahead and remove this too Yvonne :devil:

Interesting how they removed the very well written post by "arbitrator". Truth hurts huh chief? I can't wait until ur career is ruined just as u tried to ruin the ones of INNOCENT officers. Oh wait!!!! Ur career is already ruined. Go ahead and remove this too Yvonne :devil:

Suspended Miami Lakes Mayor Michael Pizzi has stepped down from his role as Medley town attorney.

His resignation — which is effective Thursday — was announced during a special council meeting Wednesday night by John Griffin, a labor attorney.

“I am happy that the matter was resolved amicably and with class and professionalism,” Pizzi said in a phone interview with the Miami Herald. “In my entire career as a public servant, and as an attorney, I have always acted in the public’s and my client’s best interest.”

On Aug. 6 Pizzi was arrested by federal agents in his Miami Lakes office on charges of conspiring to commit extortion.

“I fully expect to be exonerated,” Pizzi said. “But as an attorney I feel right now, with the distraction going on and the necessity of me resolving my personal issue, I made the determination that this will be in the best interest of the people of Medley.”

Pizzi’s resignation comes with terms, which the council approved unanimously. They include his signing a general release and returning any town property he may have.

Pizzi has also agreed to assist with the transition to a new town attorney, if needed.

Pizzi earned $192,000 annually and will receive 20 weeks severance pay, which translates to about $73,845.

Pizzi, who has served as Medley’s attorney since 2011, won’t be succeed by a full-time attorney.

Instead, the council decided in a 3-2 vote to have Stephen Helfman serve as the town’s interim attorney.

Councilwoman Susan Guasch and Vice Mayor Griselia Digiacomo dissented.

Helfman, of Weiss Serota Helfman Pastoriza Cole & Boniske, was one of 11 applicants who made five-minute presentations to the council during the special meeting.

“We have been interim council in many cases like this,” said Helfman following the vote.

“We are confident that we can put them back on track.”

The terms of Helfman’s contact will be reviewed by each of the town’s staff, council members and the mayor before final approval.

His contract is expected to be on a temporary basis until December when the council will review his performance.

Pizzi was arrested in his Miami Lakes offices on charges of working with lobbyist Richard Candia to champion purported federal grant applications for Miami Lakes and Medley in exchange for thousands of dollars in bribes. Sweetwater Mayor Manuel Maroño and Miami lobbyist Jorge Forte were both arrested as part of the same operation.

“Medley is what I am concerned with,” Councilman Jack Morrow said after the meeting in reference to Pizzi’s arrest. “I’ve lived here since 1972, and it’s an embarrassment.”

In the days following Pizzi’s arrest, Gov. Rick Scott suspended him from his role as Miami Lakes mayor. As a result, the town will hold a special election on Oct. 1. Maroño was also suspended in Sweetwater.

At the moment, Pizzi remains in good standing with the Florida Bar.

“If there is a conviction on felony charges, the Bar seeks a suspension of the attorney’s right to practice law, as the Bar’s discipline case against the attorney moves forward,” said Susannah Lyle, a Florida Bar spokeswoman, in an email. “If there is a felony conviction, there is a presumption of disbarment. “

As he awaits trial Pizzi said he is continuing his practice as a criminal defense attorney. “I’m still practicing law,” said Pizzi.

Councilman Morrow said Pizzi was in his Medley law offices Tuesday night to collect his personal belongings.

Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/08/21/3 ... rylink=cpy (http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/08/21/3578085/michael-pizzi-resigns-post-as.html#storylink=cpy)



Dear Chief:

Does this involve you?

With all the politics that has been going on lately, there's been lots of Title 3 approved eavesdropping on phones from the Town, cellular phones, office phones and home phones. If you ever discussed any of these or any other felonies with Mike on the phone, the (eff bee eye) knows about it.

Whenever the nerdy looking guys in the "Georgetown" suits, wearing nice thin framed glasses come to visit you with a folder for your review, just resign and leave. Save yourself the embarrassment. If they come in more than one car, you won't need a ride home. You're leaving with them.

:cop: <<<<<<<< (eff bee eye) only uses blue!

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We all know who the real monitor is : Lt Arturo Jinete the Chiefs husband. Watch how quick this gets erased.

[Unregistered]

Wow a bunch of children at Medley. Do your job and you won't have any problems.