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Gerald Champagne, Attorney for Escambia County Sheriff’s Office Hired in 2010 at a rate of $35 per hour. Then in 2012, Mr. Champagne’s Salary jumped more than the 3% merit raise he received every year. His prior employment contract was replaced by this. Since then he’s jumped even more to this. As of last year,
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This case has been close to my heart as a mother and a criminologist because I know the psychological damage that occurs when a child is sexually assaulted. Now factor in the fact the kids’ mother put them in a situation to be exploited by law enforcement. What does that tell the kid? Family can’t
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A kind anonymous soul found it on Sir David’s site back in 2008 and printed it. So here it is. Please review this and if you find any sign that is indicative of being out of the ordinary, I would love to know.
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When people ask me how I expect to effect change in a place I no longer live, I tell them that I will do all I can do. I know this mission is bigger than I ever expected it to be or more massive than I could take on alone. I’ve been blessed with assistance
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“We need more than cowards behind keyboards”–David Morgan
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Remember Haines did say there is no evidence against the deputies.
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I haven’t posted for a while because I’ve been reflecting on VMO 2016-365 reasons to vote out Morgan (McNesby). This is not what I want to be remembered for. Does Escambia County have a Morgan problem? Why, yes, it does. As a former resident and person who, now, questions calling Pensacola, “my hometown”, because of
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“We needed to communicate effectively that McNesby’s record needs a second look.”
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A Million Years from Now A million years from now, what will you see? the good times the bad times the tough times all from memory. A million years from now, what will I see? the good times the bad times the tough times and how you stood here for me. L. Patrick Gonzalez Jr.
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