Don't Leave Food Laying Around the Station

In Sun Sentinel 4/30/2010

FORT LAUDERDALE
Three Fort Lauderdale police employees were reassigned as the department investigates allegations that they allowed a dog to lick from a peanut butter jar and put the jar back where colleagues could later use it, a police spokesman said Friday.

"There could be possible criminal charges as well as privacy violations," said police Sgt. Frank Sousa, addressing allegations first made public in the South Florida Times.

The three are police aide Stacy Jenkins, Sgt. Kim Logan-Han**** and Detective Kerrie Hagerty. All three have been reassigned and are not allowed in their previous work areas without an escort, Sousa said.

Police first became aware of the allegations through an audio recording supplied by Detective Colin Cowderoy, a member of the department's Criminal Investigations Division.

Sousa would not discuss details of that recording, but confirmed police are looking into the episode involving the dog, as well as allegations that other recordings were made without the knowledge or permission of those being recorded.

The officers and other personnel who could have eaten the peanut butter or been recorded were notified of what allegedly took place and gave sworn statements in February, with the exception of the three being investigated, said Sousa.

Reached by phone on Friday afternoon, Cowderoy declined to comment. Messages were left on voice mails for Logan-Han**** and Hagerty Friday afternoon. Contact information for Jenkins could not be found,

According to Sun Sentinel archives, Hagerty was commended at least twice by the department, receiving a lifesaving award in 2007 for helping prevent a suicide and an officer of the month award in March 2006 for spotting and chasing a man waving a rifle from his car window. The suspect was arrested and charged with the murders of three people

Staff researcher Barbara Hijek contributed to this report.

Rafael Olmeda may be reached at rolmeda@SunSentinel.com or 954-356-4694.


**Way to make FLPD Shine Sgt. Hand****** You are quite the leader!!

Wow Kim great job. Maybe a little time back in grade school would help you.
As for the other two there is a long lsit of issues. And do leave out the Swish who thinks she runs CID. Hubby in IA wont help so much this time.
Colin is a RAT

In Sun Sentinel 4/30/2010

FORT LAUDERDALE
Three Fort Lauderdale police employees were reassigned as the department investigates allegations that they allowed a dog to lick from a peanut butter jar and put the jar back where colleagues could later use it, a police spokesman said Friday.

"There could be possible criminal charges as well as privacy violations," said police Sgt. Frank Sousa, addressing allegations first made public in the South Florida Times.

The three are police aide Stacy Jenkins, Sgt. Kim Logan-Han**** and Detective Kerrie Hagerty. All three have been reassigned and are not allowed in their previous work areas without an escort, Sousa said.

Police first became aware of the allegations through an audio recording supplied by Detective Colin Cowderoy, a member of the department's Criminal Investigations Division.

Sousa would not discuss details of that recording, but confirmed police are looking into the episode involving the dog, as well as allegations that other recordings were made without the knowledge or permission of those being recorded.

The officers and other personnel who could have eaten the peanut butter or been recorded were notified of what allegedly took place and gave sworn statements in February, with the exception of the three being investigated, said Sousa.

Reached by phone on Friday afternoon, Cowderoy declined to comment. Messages were left on voice mails for Logan-Han**** and Hagerty Friday afternoon. Contact information for Jenkins could not be found,

According to Sun Sentinel archives, Hagerty was commended at least twice by the department, receiving a lifesaving award in 2007 for helping prevent a suicide and an officer of the month award in March 2006 for spotting and chasing a man waving a rifle from his car window. The suspect was arrested and charged with the murders of three people

Staff researcher Barbara Hijek contributed to this report.

Rafael Olmeda may be reached at rolmeda@SunSentinel.com or 954-356-4694.


**Way to make FLPD Shine Sgt. Hand****** You are quite the leader!!

Clean house send them all back to the road to learn how to be cops again. Kim you uniform may be missing an item soon
Oh kim is on the road so maybe a new department

Wow Kim great job. Maybe a little time back in grade school would help you.
As for the other two there is a long lsit of issues. And do leave out the Swish who thinks she runs CID. Hubby in IA wont help so much this time.
Colin is a RAT

In Sun Sentinel 4/30/2010

FORT LAUDERDALE
Three Fort Lauderdale police employees were reassigned as the department investigates allegations that they allowed a dog to lick from a peanut butter jar and put the jar back where colleagues could later use it, a police spokesman said Friday.

"There could be possible criminal charges as well as privacy violations," said police Sgt. Frank Sousa, addressing allegations first made public in the South Florida Times.

The three are police aide Stacy Jenkins, Sgt. Kim Logan-Han**** and Detective Kerrie Hagerty. All three have been reassigned and are not allowed in their previous work areas without an escort, Sousa said.

Police first became aware of the allegations through an audio recording supplied by Detective Colin Cowderoy, a member of the department's Criminal Investigations Division.

Sousa would not discuss details of that recording, but confirmed police are looking into the episode involving the dog, as well as allegations that other recordings were made without the knowledge or permission of those being recorded.

The officers and other personnel who could have eaten the peanut butter or been recorded were notified of what allegedly took place and gave sworn statements in February, with the exception of the three being investigated, said Sousa.

Reached by phone on Friday afternoon, Cowderoy declined to comment. Messages were left on voice mails for Logan-Han**** and Hagerty Friday afternoon. Contact information for Jenkins could not be found,

According to Sun Sentinel archives, Hagerty was commended at least twice by the department, receiving a lifesaving award in 2007 for helping prevent a suicide and an officer of the month award in March 2006 for spotting and chasing a man waving a rifle from his car window. The suspect was arrested and charged with the murders of three people

Staff researcher Barbara Hijek contributed to this report.

Rafael Olmeda may be reached at rolmeda@SunSentinel.com or 954-356-4694.


**Way to make FLPD Shine Sgt. Hand****** You are quite the leader!!

To see the video that goes with this story go to Youtube and type in "Two Girls and a Cup"

There is no video this is a jerk trying to get you to watch a video. It sucks by the way.

To see the video that goes with this story go to Youtube and type in "Two Girls and a Cup"

Sned them to city hall duty. Maybe secuity in the main door for a year. That might help

"According to Sun Sentinel archives, Hagerty was commended at least twice by the department, receiving a lifesaving award in 2007 for helping prevent a suicide and an officer of the month award in March 2006 for spotting and chasing a man waving a rifle from his car window. The suspect was arrested and charged with the murders of three people"

Is this in reference to the bad guy that Jeff Jenkins caught and Hagerty just happened to be along for the ride... observing?? Almost like a President getting the Nobel Peace Prize for.... nothing. Next time I have a civilian observer and I get a good grab that deserves recognition, I will make sure that the civilian gets a commendation as well.

In any case... I am sure I am not the only one tired of being embarrassed by the stupidity in this department.... I have already heard comments by other departments' officers. This crap makes this entire department look stupid. Did that article say elite??? Please.

She is a sad case for a FLPD. Pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

"According to Sun Sentinel archives, Hagerty was commended at least twice by the department, receiving a lifesaving award in 2007 for helping prevent a suicide and an officer of the month award in March 2006 for spotting and chasing a man waving a rifle from his car window. The suspect was arrested and charged with the murders of three people"

Is this in reference to the bad guy that Jeff Jenkins caught and Hagerty just happened to be along for the ride... observing?? Almost like a President getting the Nobel Peace Prize for.... nothing. Next time I have a civilian observer and I get a good grab that deserves recognition, I will make sure that the civilian gets a commendation as well.

In any case... I am sure I am not the only one tired of being embarrassed by the stupidity in this department.... I have already heard comments by other departments' officers. This crap makes this entire department look stupid. Did that article say elite??? Please.

Did she lick a peanut jar too? If so, then gimme the dog-licked one to eat out of.
Hey Tim, did you ever get that ring back? Better hurry before she dissapears...

Where was the Sergeant when all this was going on? Where was the Captain? That unit was out of control for a long time so why did we have to wait for this?