>Two years ago, the Sun Sentinel reported that Israel was rewarding top political supporters by giving them and their family members cushy jobs doing public relations and community outreach for the Broward County Sheriff's Office. One such position, outreach manager, paid out a salary of $78,489. The person who got that job was the husband of Israel's campaign manager.
>Israel's opponents say he's built a publicly funded political machine, paying back supporters with jobs and using them to keep him in office. They say the money could be better spent, particularly after the sheriff complained about not having enough funding to secure the county courthouse, where a murder suspect recently escaped.
Sebastian Foster
Bump
Charles Jones
checked khazar jew loxism in full effect, he sees taxpayers as animals just like every jew does, but let's keep coddling them. hehe nah
Jaxon Stewart
Relevant, he willingly hand-picked child predators for his administration
Isaiah Morgan
author is @robbysoave, reading his twitter feed now
Is this normal in america? How did he live there???
Chase Wood
>12 MANGY DOGS CAN KILL A LION
Xavier Lewis
No it's not normal.
Jackson Morgan
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William Thompson
He probably never actually "lived" there, but there was probably an office that the sheriff's office did not pay the school to use. But give a cop his own private room and he'll go fuck off to sleep in it.
Also, the corrupt school cops needed somewhere to go to doctor their evidence, what with their half an hour delay on the security cameras. Broward county sheriffs and the school board are working together to cover up how their willing ignoring of student crimes to artificially lower their crime statistics and get government money lead to this shooting.
Matthew Cook
>Resource Officer also failed to assist with a child protective services (CPS) investigation into Cruz
Thomas Anderson
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Nicholas Lee
>for safety reasons
Thomas Harris
Funny. Let’s expose him shall we? Read through his response thread.
I would say the entire community is the quintessential example of "it's not what you know, it's who you know". And unfortunately, it has flowed over to law enforcement, in this case.
Jacob Hall
to try to be fair to the security officer, here is a comment in his defense:
>It is easy to criticize the SRO from the comfort of your couch. Put yourself in his shoes. Yes he had a job, but he was outgunned and without backup. He did not have all the information to clearly access the situation. Police in high risk tragic stops are supposed to wait for back up before engaging a potential suspect... yet we expected him to run in guns blazing by himself. He had a job to protect and maintain peace... I think everyone can agree though this was an extraordinary situation that required more planning and thought. I feel for him... it is not his fault students are dead. Blame the shooter who actually did the killing. A handgun would not have stopped an AR15.
