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  1. #21
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    Your a little to confident, the bill is being pushed by the speaker of the house, with support by both Pinellas and Polk Counties sheriffs to "try" the program. That's the selling point is to "give it a try". So this isn't just one sheriff, it has the support of the speaker, two sheriffs and the sheriffs association. Again, don't be to confident.
    It's not about confidence, it's about money. Those cheap A legislatures will not appropriate the money year after year. They will eventually put it back on the counties.

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    Sir, did you read the bill? It covers that, they want $6 million for two years. Two years in exchange reducing our budget by the same amount. So where are they spending any money?

    This is about money, about saving the state money! The state sees it as an opportunity to stop paying benefits,vehicles,liability claims every time we crash into someone to use force etc etc....you name it they can save money in this.

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    They should absolutely disband fhp and allow the sheriff to hire the troopers in the respective counties.

    It would save tons of money to the taxpayers and benefit the public by reducing the time they wait for a trooper to respond to a call for service.

    I think this pilot program will start in small areas of the state but can surely spread once they realize the savings.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Unregistered View Post
    Your a little to confident, the bill is being pushed by the speaker of the house, with support by both Pinellas and Polk Counties sheriffs to "try" the program. That's the selling point is to "give it a try". So this isn't just one sheriff, it has the support of the speaker, two sheriffs and the sheriffs association. Again, don't be to confident.
    It does not have the support of the sheriffs association. They did not represent themselves accurately.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Unregistered View Post
    They should absolutely disband fhp and allow the sheriff to hire the troopers in the respective counties.

    It would save tons of money to the taxpayers and benefit the public by reducing the time they wait for a trooper to respond to a call for service.

    I think this pilot program will start in small areas of the state but can surely spread once they realize the savings.
    Why should they abolish FHP? I say abolish the corrupt elected sheriff's position and go metro. We don't need a police state. The Pinellas sheriff is a typical egoistical tyrant who needs to clean his own house.

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    FHP is not going anywhere. There are over 60 Sheriff in Florida. Not all of them like to see Troopers in their counties, they wish we would be abolished so they could have total control, other Sheriff like FHP which in fact are the majority. The state of Florida will not get rid of FHP, the patrol is their Togo body when disasters strikes, when they need law enforcement escorts, etc. If the patrol wouldn't exist, the sheriff would assume total control of the county and there is nothing that Tallahasee would be able to do or tell them, like closing major roads etc. The patrol is a useful tool for the State of Florida, its like having a servant, why would you fire them? It ain't going to happen.

    Every year one of these Sheriff file a bill to diminish the patrols' ability, anyone can file a bill, making them go thru is what counts. The DHSMV ED has a lot of saying in it, this bill is a dislocated idea from the Pinellas Sheriff. He can hope and dream. If the bill would have been filed by the Florida Sheriff Association, then be worried.
    I absolutely agree. Good points.

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    So the state wont shed itself of over $200 million budget becasue they may need an escort or a road shutdown one day? Really? Ever head of contract maintenance of traffic?

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    Same ole tune

    They have tried this before and failed at it. Most sheriffs especially north Florida don't want FHP to go anywhere and don't want the headache of working all crashes. Although i am concerned with this due to less than 2/3 of legislature are new, and two sheriffs are trying to take advantage of that trying to make a bigger name for themselves may embolden others.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Unregistered View Post
    Why should they abolish FHP? I say abolish the corrupt elected sheriff's position and go metro. We don't need a police state. The Pinellas sheriff is a typical egoistical tyrant who needs to clean his own house.
    CopBlocker?? Cop blockers use the words "police state". Based on your statement you are either not a cop or have absolutely no clue what "police state" means. For the love of God look up the factual definition of police state. Urg.

    On another point, I agree that FHP is not going anywhere. It may be changed from its currents state but with the work of the DL fraud, CIU, and DOT, there is a need for those units. The front line troopers may be adjusted to only state designated roads and above, but it's not disbanding.

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    CopBlocker?? Cop blockers use the words "police state". Based on your statement you are either not a cop or have absolutely no clue what "police state" means. For the love of God look up the factual definition of police state. Urg.

    On another point, I agree that FHP is not going anywhere. It may be changed from its currents state but with the work of the DL fraud, CIU, and DOT, there is a need for those units. The front line troopers may be adjusted to only state designated roads and above, but it's not disbanding.
    "Police state is a term denoting a government that exercises power arbitrarily through the power of the police force." And this is what will happen when these political sheriffs start taking over everything. They will go after the police departments next. Heck, they already are taking over in many areas under the disguise of we're better and will save you so much money. I say the hell with those two clowns. I don't understand why some of you are so hell bent on putting people out of work! Evil Bas$&ds! Soooo sick of you. And no, I'm not a **** clocker (sarcasm). I guarantee I have twice as much law enforcement experience as you. Now, look that up smart ass!

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