I have a good friend who was a deputy sheriff in the county jail. He told me that after five years as a deputy, he realized that half the people he worked with belonged behind bars so he quit and went on to a more lucrative job.

Lol Niiiicce!!

In my experience, if you don’t answer them with the compliance check they will just keep coming back for like 3 or 4 days in a row If you don’t answer the following 3 or 4 times they could list as absconded and file for an arrest warrant for you. Or they may show up at your work that’s listed on the registry. If they don’t find you there then they will definitely be left with no choice but to list you as absconded. It’s best to answer and only answer questions that pertain to things on your registry.

@ Ed C.

A person is NOT required to answer the door for a LEO who is not on supervision. Should the LEO decide to leave some type of correspondence however, according to Florida law, there is a 3 week period in which to contact that LEO.

LPH
I realize you are 100% correct , even though I had there every move on camera with a notification to that effect at the front door. Fortunately things worked out alright.

Tim

Maybe not the same but, I got a shed put in the back yard when I use to own a house. When it was done, had to have the county come out and sign off on the work and approve the permitting. The shed was fine but they found all kinds of other stuff in the back yard they said was out of code or against code and gave me 10 days to have it corrected or I would get a fine.

I fixed everything, then after they left, put it right back the way it was LOL

Capt

I think that is what happened to Derek Chauvin. Little picked on man syndrome or something. I knew (Not associated with) a lot of cops who only became cops to have power. No they didn’t tell me that, it was a no brainer by they way they treated the public.

To some of them, there are only two kinds of people. Law enforcement and everybody else. And those everybody else’s were just one stop away from having a record. I hated proactive policing. Why I transfered to homicide. Everyone I dealt with was already dead.

Was odd. I couldn’t deal with the bad cops so transfered to homicide. Then after a while, I couldn’t deal with the depression of so much death. And of course I had to deal with other officers making fun of the drug dealer with the bullet between his eyes. I would say “Have some respect, that was someone’s son, someone’s father etc”.

They always called me a bleeding heart and said I should probably quit and become a minister.

Ed

I don’t the answer. I just know when he comes (This time it was a real one and not a regular check up and it was a squad not just him) he usually is nice, doesn’t ask for Id and just asks if I am having any issues. Then gives me the speel about making sure to register when it is time.

Media

When they came to my door, the officer who regularly checks on me was the lead and the other yahoos stood back in the driveway. I was not asked for ID. It was just like my normal check except A) not my normal time for a check and B) instead of one officer, there was 4 total.

I was scared to go out at first thinking I had a warrant with that many officers. They banged on door, rang door bell and yelled “Compliance check” so loud airplanes fell out of the sky. I said to the regular officer “Damn dude, is all that necessary?”

When he is by himself he is a lot cooler, He knows I use to work as a detective. Doesn’t mean we are buddies and go have a beer. Just knows I respect law enforcement and he usually doesn’t bust my balls.