• My Response to Sheriff Morgan

    Sheriff Morgan, as a matter of routine, misleads and manipulates the public.

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  • Political Retaliation, Pensacola Style

    Pat yourself on the back now, Dougie; your stupid is showing.

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  • What did you say to Mr. Valentino, on that voicemail? Something about “a flak vest and helmet because there will be fireworks”

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  • Logic infers that there is a sexual deviance problem in close proximity to the highest officer of the law in Escambia County.

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  • Dear Sheriff Morgan, I am flattered that little ole me got under your skin. I wish you luck in finding a charge to use to arrest me as I know you have been looking to do so. I am no cyberbully. I am merely a citizen disgusted by the stench of your slimy reign as…

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  • If you get real still you can hear it, the sound of the bellows coming from the Sheriff’s office. I have been “poking the bear” for a couple of weeks now. I started with Rick Outzen, David Morgan’s mouthpiece and his Public Records Officers.  Then with my article on PanhandlePolitico.com, “What is Wrong with Escambia…

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  • I have been given the opportunity to take my campaign to a new website, PanhandlePolitico.com. I have a headlining article. http://www.panhandlepolitico.com/escambia-news/wrong-escambia-county-law-enforcement/

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  • Something must be said. In all my days working towards getting justice in a place where there is no justice, I have been accused of being sanctimonious, unintelligent, naive, even man-chasing after a lost cause because I am a woman.  I have never addressed these things because those that KNOW me know that is not…

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  • In looking into how the craziness of the “official” state version of the events of July 9,2009 unfolded, one must look at the testimony of the investigators. In a sworn deposition of Chris Baggett and Tama Barber in 2010, these two investigators said that the 48 hours of the investigation, Justin Billings as well as…

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  • What about Ethics?

      I was looking over a case Masters vs Gilmore, et.al.  It’s a case of a prosecutor’s misconduct. The beginning of the lawsuit cites the ethical canons of the office of prosecutor. I thought they would be interesting food for thought.  Canon 5 of the American Bar Association (“ABA”) Canons of Professional Ethics adopted in…

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