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5 comments:
What would happen to anyone in the police department if they showed Bolton the disrespect that he has shown CEO Ellis?
Worse than just being disrespectful.
He did it in public and went out of his way to respond to the Public Safety Transition Committee by holding a press conference to present his 50 or 60 page written response.
A good employee or subordinate would have asked for a private meeting.
Watch him hold a rally of ministers for support when he told to go. Thats why he has recruited all churches for some kind of support. When these people come to our roll call, its like the world of OZ has landed. They are clueless that we don't need them.
Guys, it will be interesting to note the fallout next week. Keep your heads down and pray for better times. It will be interesting to see if Ellis will opt for a "yes-man" or a professional. Let us hope for the latter, if not then its time to bug out. Enough is enough....
Will someone please explain to me the policy on vests? How can Lt.Mankowski at Tucker pct do inspections on officers and never wears a vest ever I thought that was county policy!
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