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15 comments:
Lanolin? La-lanolin? Like sheep's wool?
I think this is going to be one of the best comedy shows , if it ever hits T.V.
WILL THIS EVER END?
I thought Bolton said last year, it was Ellis' use of the blog that got him canned from his job. Now, some mysterious person with connections in Dallas and Washington paid Ellis off. At least Bolton's buddy (the column writer) got him to admit, he couldn't afford his legal bills hence the change in lawyers. Me thinks the lawyer told Bolton it was a losing battle and he should cut his losses. However, Bolton found an ambulance chaser who was looking for work and camera time.
His stories are so full of "inconsistencies" that surely even his most ardent supporters are beginning to wonder.
I thought he DIDN'T get any food? But now he tells the Dallas reporter he was given tuna and crackers?
If nothing else, his victim mentality should be a clue -- for the same scenario to happen in 2 separate cities, yet none of it is his fault at all?? Textbook case of persecution complex so pitiful, that I don't think he should be "picked on" any more. I think this poor man has some serious mental issues.
Talk about "manning up" and accepting responsibility....
Sheesh.
This man belongs in a padded cell somewhere. He is unbelievable. Does he really think people believe this B***s***?
End?...the only way I see that happening is if Bolton is somehow tied in with Don Frank, the man who hid the department's confiscated luxury cars.
Now THAT my friends, would make me smile.
What a freak show! Bolton is a dummy. I amused by the circus.
I think that it was Col. Mustard in the drawing room with a candlestick!
Why is all this happening AFTER I left? I swear - no one could dream up such stuff. Any of you old enough to remember the show "Car 54"? Between Bolton and his imaginary enemy, Frank doing the perp walk, Ellis living in fear from God-knows-what - well, no wonder they forgot to mow the grass around HQ! Everybody must be suffering from whiplash listening to this stuff...
Nut's don't fall far from the tree and I'm talking about the whole gang here.Can you imaging what the citizens think of this crap? I'm embarrassed to to say I have anything to do with this place....and years ago I was very proud to say I was a Dekalb County police officer.
LORD - again. I too remember Dekalb County as it once was. Coming from outside the Atlanta area, I looked very carefully at Cobb, Dekalb, and Gwinnett to evaluate pros and cons. I picked Dekalb!, and damn if I haven't discovered that my psychics totally let me down. Does anyone know a good psychic??
Anon #10: In answer to your question, the citizens think this is every bit as bizarre and wasteful as you all do. But shit (stupid, non-productive shit) often happens when certain people get into a position of power, and you see very similar scenarios in the outside world. Crazy people are not isolated to government positions!!
We (the citizens) DO however KNOW that there are many wonderful, compassionate, competent and dedicated officers out there in the trenches fighting every day to keep us all safe. We salute you, pray for your safety, are very grateful for what you do, and really hope that you will be happy once again. You deserve to be and should be proud of what you do.
Anon 9:05 pm. Well said, thank you.
My sincere pleasure.
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