Knight Loses in 2nd District Court of Appeals

Who Heard · 05-07-2018, 07:21 PM

Check out the facts of the case where the 2nd District Court of Appeals shut him down and proved him wrong in his assumptions.

https://law.justia.com/cases/florida...7/17-0965.html

Observer 1 · 05-07-2018, 07:28 PM

This type of egotistical behavior has been going on since his second term. He has proven himself to be a man filled with his own self worth. Telling deputies, don't make me look bad in the press, then bragging how he fired someone during in-service training. I wish someone would post those rants online. The true Tom Knight would be exposed to the general public.

Unregistered · 05-07-2018, 07:42 PM

Originally Posted by Who Heard

Check out the facts of the case where the 2nd District Court of Appeals shut him down and proved him wrong in his assumptions.

https://law.justia.com/cases/florida...7/17-0965.html

Thanks for the link to Knight's legal loss. Here in Sarasota County, we call it a publicized ass whipping. It's a robust and pleasurable read. The court put Knight in his effen legal place. The next step is to put him back in effin jail where he belongs. LOL

Knight's obstinacy is absurd. He had the audacity to become bellicose and pompous in public towards the chief freaking judge of the 12th effin judicial circuit -- and it was the effin court that had to legally shoot Knight point blank in his face (for him to get the message). Knight is an uneffinbelievable pompous ass who walks around like he has a corncob stuck up his ass. Literally. And Kurt Hoffman ungraciously elevated Knight to that unenviable pedestal-of-stupidity. Then when attorney Pat Duggan could not win Hoffman's gumshoe legal argument at the appellate level (on behalf of Knight), then Duggan was subsequently forced to leave the Sarasota Sheriff's Office. However, Duggan is unequivocally happier where he's at now because he has awakened out of his ongoing knightmare. It is still an effin knightmare for the rest of us. The fact is that it was Hoffman's idiotic argument -- and Knight swallowed Hoffman's "compelling" [sic] case.