The **** Breath Award and Balls in Deep Award goes to Mr Eric Pulido. Enjoy the show!
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Mr Meat Puppet Award
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Disgraceful MCPBA
4 of the 7 promoted staff members are black and yet our Black association is absent. Your continue to embarrass Us. Stop blaming others and look at yourself.
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Re-elect President Donald John Trump 2020!!!!
Here is President Donald J. Trump's best speech ever (3-minute video):
Link: https://youtu.be/aDrtQlN6CkY
The best is yet to come!!!
Link: https://youtu.be/aDrtQlN6CkY
The best is yet to come!!!
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Pervin in the popo
Who is the new cop with any funny face and glasses. He sits around various locations running 33s on his police computer. Hey sneaky Pete, time to do an IA. I believe the guy is an El Portal reject.
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Lobbyist Carollo Asks Taxpayers to Cover Private Legal Bills
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Transfer list
New director same old bullshit. Rookies going to homicide, softball players hooked up, rejects going to good jobs. Nothing will ever change in this department no matter who is in charge. Remember that.
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Floridas oldest driver lives in Sarasota: 107
Quote:
Originally Posted by Kimberly Kuizon
SARASOTA At 107 years old, Joe Newman still drives his red-hot convertible around Sarasota. "On a lark, I went out and bought the car," he said.
His biggest accomplishment isn't that he's the oldest driver on the road, but
His biggest accomplishment isn't that he's the oldest driver on the road, but
https://www.fox5ny.com/news/107-year...e-way-he-wants
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Dumbest major
Can somebody 07 they dumb Major that likes to micromanage everything and cant write a simple sentence. Excuseme my gramtikaly erorrs
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Movement
Where is everyone moving to with the new promotions?
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Tallahassee meeting
Big meeting coming up. Hopefully they start streamlining stuff and getting rid of the micromanagement from the majors and ops plans for everything.
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Chief Nate Osgood
Well, well, well, the only member of Scott Israels command staff that made Chief. Wait, what about Dale, Kinsey, Polan, Harrington, what's going on here? I thought these guys had all the skill, talent and were amazing leaders because they learned from the amazing leader himself. It seems as though the only people who have excelled since they left BSO were the ones who didn't come from Fort Lauderdale PD. Now that's hilarious.
I would like to congratulate Nate Osgood on becoming Chief of Police in the City of Riviera Beach. Tough city, but Nate will do just fine. Once again, congratulations Nate, well deserved.
PS:Hey Scott, Sgt Jimmy, Dale, Kinsey, Harrington, Shultz, Pusins, Appel, need a job? why don't you call Nate? HAHAHAHAH
I would like to congratulate Nate Osgood on becoming Chief of Police in the City of Riviera Beach. Tough city, but Nate will do just fine. Once again, congratulations Nate, well deserved.
PS:Hey Scott, Sgt Jimmy, Dale, Kinsey, Harrington, Shultz, Pusins, Appel, need a job? why don't you call Nate? HAHAHAHAH
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Leavens begging for volunteers
Damn you are desperate Leavens. Sitting out front of City and County buildings begging for people to sign your petitions. YOUR BROKE, spend your own money!
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Hialeah chief knew FBI was probing his cop for sex assaults. He let him work anyway
Change the names from Menocal to Ortiz and Velazquez to Colina and you got the same story that applies to both.
Hialeah chief knew FBI was probing his cop for sex assaults. He let him work street anyway
FEBRUARY 07, 2020 10:31 AM
After a city council meeting on Jan. 28, 2020, City of Hialeah Mayor Carlos Hernández and Police Chief Sergio Velázquez talked about the arrest of police officer Jesús Jesse Menocal. BY PEDRO PORTAL
For two years, Hialeah Police Sgt. Jesús Menocal Jr. patrolled the streets of Miami-Dade Countys second-biggest city while FBI agents investigated him for allegedly detaining young women and sexually assaulting them.
Hialeah Police Chief Sergio Velázquez says he knew the FBI was pursuing a case against the decorated cop.
Yet Velázquez didnt pull Menocal off the street, leaving him with a badge and gun.
Why?
Velázquez wont say.
At a news conference in November after the Miami Herald published an investigative story on Menocal, the police chief said he reinstated the officer to patrol duties in mid-2016 because he was no longer facing sexual [assault] allegations at that time following a review by state prosecutors. But Velázquez refused to answer why he kept Menocal on the street when the chief learned months later that the FBI had opened its own probe into the same allegations.
Keeping Menocal on patrol was a baffling decision that put the public in potential danger and opened up the city of Hialeah to major liability, according to experts interviewed by the Miami Herald. And it contradicted how the chief treated Menocal when he fell under the earlier state investigation. In that case, Velázquez did relieve Menocal of police powers, sending him home on administrative assignment with pay for three months before putting him on desk duty as the SWAT coordinator.
Why you would allow this individual to interact with the public is highly questionable, said Jerry Hester, a former FBI agent in South Florida who worked on the bureaus public-corruption squad. Its a question of judgment. [The chief] is saying he went to all this trouble to cooperate yet hes not doing the most obvious thing, which is removing this person from public contact. It calls into question his judgment overall and what else hes not handling properly or not telling us.
Menocal was arrested in December and charged with violating the civil rights of two women in 2015. The feds allege that he used his badge to stop one of the women, a minor, and kidnapped her, forcing her to remove her underwear and turn around for his own sexual gratification, according to an indictment. Menocal is also said to have exposed his bare penis to [the other victim], placed her hand on his penis, and kissed her. He has pleaded not guilty.
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Hialeah Police Chief Sergio Velázquez holds a news conference on Friday, Nov. 15, 2019, about the case of Sgt. Jesús Menocal Jr., accused of sexual misconduct. Al Diaz ADIAZ@MIAMIHERALD.COM
Menocal was investigated by the Miami-Dade State Attorneys Office, but prosecutors decided in August 2016 not to charge him. Even before state prosecutors declined to file charges, Velázquez put Menocal back on the street, police records show. And while Velázquez did sustain an internal affairs complaint against Menocal which found that the cop had broken departmental rules by taking, at various times, nine women into a camera-less room at a police station without filing reports the chief never disciplined him.
Velázquez said at the November news conference that he took no action because the FBI opened a new criminal investigation. The chief suggested the criminal investigation prevented him from acting, saying his hands were tied by a Florida statute known as the law enforcement officers bill of rights and the police unions collective bargaining agreement.
When this case goes criminal [federally], its in the best interest of the case to stop any administrative procedure, Velázquez said at the news conference.
All police officers and correctional officers fall under the officers bill of rights, he elaborated. They have certain protective rights under that and also under our collective bargaining agreement. When certain things happen, that [administrative case] gets tolled, and we go back to a criminal investigation, which is more important than the administrative investigation.
A spokesman for the department did not respond Thursday when asked to elaborate on that reasoning. The chief has refused interview requests, calling a Herald reporter a liar after a city meeting.
But Charles Nanney, former head of the Miami-Dade Police Departments special investigations division, said Velázquez did in fact have the authority to discipline his officer.
Read more here: https://www.miamiherald.com/news/loc...#storylink=cpy
Hialeah chief knew FBI was probing his cop for sex assaults. He let him work street anyway
FEBRUARY 07, 2020 10:31 AM
After a city council meeting on Jan. 28, 2020, City of Hialeah Mayor Carlos Hernández and Police Chief Sergio Velázquez talked about the arrest of police officer Jesús Jesse Menocal. BY PEDRO PORTAL
For two years, Hialeah Police Sgt. Jesús Menocal Jr. patrolled the streets of Miami-Dade Countys second-biggest city while FBI agents investigated him for allegedly detaining young women and sexually assaulting them.
Hialeah Police Chief Sergio Velázquez says he knew the FBI was pursuing a case against the decorated cop.
Yet Velázquez didnt pull Menocal off the street, leaving him with a badge and gun.
Why?
Velázquez wont say.
At a news conference in November after the Miami Herald published an investigative story on Menocal, the police chief said he reinstated the officer to patrol duties in mid-2016 because he was no longer facing sexual [assault] allegations at that time following a review by state prosecutors. But Velázquez refused to answer why he kept Menocal on the street when the chief learned months later that the FBI had opened its own probe into the same allegations.
Keeping Menocal on patrol was a baffling decision that put the public in potential danger and opened up the city of Hialeah to major liability, according to experts interviewed by the Miami Herald. And it contradicted how the chief treated Menocal when he fell under the earlier state investigation. In that case, Velázquez did relieve Menocal of police powers, sending him home on administrative assignment with pay for three months before putting him on desk duty as the SWAT coordinator.
Why you would allow this individual to interact with the public is highly questionable, said Jerry Hester, a former FBI agent in South Florida who worked on the bureaus public-corruption squad. Its a question of judgment. [The chief] is saying he went to all this trouble to cooperate yet hes not doing the most obvious thing, which is removing this person from public contact. It calls into question his judgment overall and what else hes not handling properly or not telling us.
Menocal was arrested in December and charged with violating the civil rights of two women in 2015. The feds allege that he used his badge to stop one of the women, a minor, and kidnapped her, forcing her to remove her underwear and turn around for his own sexual gratification, according to an indictment. Menocal is also said to have exposed his bare penis to [the other victim], placed her hand on his penis, and kissed her. He has pleaded not guilty.
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Hialeah Police Chief Sergio Velázquez holds a news conference on Friday, Nov. 15, 2019, about the case of Sgt. Jesús Menocal Jr., accused of sexual misconduct. Al Diaz ADIAZ@MIAMIHERALD.COM
Menocal was investigated by the Miami-Dade State Attorneys Office, but prosecutors decided in August 2016 not to charge him. Even before state prosecutors declined to file charges, Velázquez put Menocal back on the street, police records show. And while Velázquez did sustain an internal affairs complaint against Menocal which found that the cop had broken departmental rules by taking, at various times, nine women into a camera-less room at a police station without filing reports the chief never disciplined him.
Velázquez said at the November news conference that he took no action because the FBI opened a new criminal investigation. The chief suggested the criminal investigation prevented him from acting, saying his hands were tied by a Florida statute known as the law enforcement officers bill of rights and the police unions collective bargaining agreement.
When this case goes criminal [federally], its in the best interest of the case to stop any administrative procedure, Velázquez said at the news conference.
All police officers and correctional officers fall under the officers bill of rights, he elaborated. They have certain protective rights under that and also under our collective bargaining agreement. When certain things happen, that [administrative case] gets tolled, and we go back to a criminal investigation, which is more important than the administrative investigation.
A spokesman for the department did not respond Thursday when asked to elaborate on that reasoning. The chief has refused interview requests, calling a Herald reporter a liar after a city meeting.
But Charles Nanney, former head of the Miami-Dade Police Departments special investigations division, said Velázquez did in fact have the authority to discipline his officer.
Read more here: https://www.miamiherald.com/news/loc...#storylink=cpy
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James Alan Anterio- Mafia Connections from his Art Investigations
He has been in the Art Investigation business, Chicago, and Philly Area.
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Patrol = "The View" ?
Considering Patrol is the elite of the agency and D&C is the red-headed step child, 3rd class employees, there is more nit picking and complaints from patrol than from D&C on this forum. D&C is a real sh****le to work in, logically, it should have the majority of the complaints here. Either Patrol has more crybabies, incompetents and prima donnas than D&C or D&C has a bunch of morons who can't think critically, are too desperate for a paycheck and fail to appreciate the cess pool they work in, so they don't complain. To an outsider, Patrol seems to be a dumpster fire while D&C looks squared away. comparatively speaking, plus nowhere near as much bi****ng. Good for D&C recruitment, not so good for Patrol. Maybe if Patrol was run like D&C the members would be more satisfied and happy with their work.
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Signal Private Messenger
A man was killed and another critically injured in a shooting Friday afternoon near a popular Wynwood eatery, Miami police said.
Freddy Cruz said By late afternoon police had not identified the shooter, nor said whether it was a man or a woman. They had also yet to determine whether the gunman was on foot or in a car. Police offered no motive for the shooting.
Robbery gone bad Keep bring your family to that location.
Read more here: https://www.miamiherald.com/news/loc...#storylink=cpy
Freddy Cruz said By late afternoon police had not identified the shooter, nor said whether it was a man or a woman. They had also yet to determine whether the gunman was on foot or in a car. Police offered no motive for the shooting.
Robbery gone bad Keep bring your family to that location.
Read more here: https://www.miamiherald.com/news/loc...#storylink=cpy
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sheriffs new son in law peter dipiazza smashed his car into another ccso car
was he drug and alcohol tested like regular sheep wood have been
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZeB...ew?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZeB...ew?usp=sharing
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TT Republican Fundraiser
Well well. Looks like Temporary Tony is having a large Reputation fundraiser on 2/25 hosted by Republicans one of who was Lambertis huge donor. Come on Tony cant you be honest or do you even know what honesty even looks like anymore?
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Chief Fraud
Apologies to the men and woman of the PD. Your chief was a patrol sergeant at BSO that was promoted directly to major after campaigning for the sheriff. The sheriff was eventually removed for incompetence. Your chief was removed shortly thereafter. His wife was or still is a bigwig at the school board and saved him many times. His assignment at BSO was to supervise broom closet #3.
Good luck
Good luck
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Sgt Joel Turney - A Brady Cop
Wow. Looks like Sgt Turney will be a Brady Cop in short order. That IA involving him stealing money (which in reality it is when you lie on Kronos to get paid extra overtime you are not working) does not cast him in a positive light.
I always thought the reinforced knees on his motors trousers were for motors duty....know we know they serve a different purpose.
Must really stink to know that if he ever has to go to court for something other than a traffic ticket a defense attorney will absolutely destroy him.
Hope it was worth the chump change you made while stealing from taxpayers Joel.
I always thought the reinforced knees on his motors trousers were for motors duty....know we know they serve a different purpose.
Must really stink to know that if he ever has to go to court for something other than a traffic ticket a defense attorney will absolutely destroy him.
Hope it was worth the chump change you made while stealing from taxpayers Joel.
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