I’m not entirely sure how that would help. Have 100% trust in our highly capable Legal Committee and knowledgeable council its matched by hardly anyone!

Where is the registry for LEO’s who misuse their authority?

Well that is sad news. There were about 40 names on the list. That should tell us something, people want change.

Dustin

LOL, I can’t stop crying with laughter. “Operation Boo”. I can’t even breathe.
Fortunately, once off probation, I never had to get another Halloween check. Of course I also moved to another county once off probation. I am rarely bothered and after living at the same house now for 19 years, most of the neighbors know me. They either like me, hate me or just don’t care either way.

On that note, I have not seen a trick or treater on my street for over 8 years now. I think people are doing parties now days for Halloween which is much safer. More kids get hit by cars during Halloween than kidnapped. The kidnapping thing is mostly a myth. It does happen but not in the numbers law enforcement try and push on us. The boogie man is the one that gives out toothbrushes rather than candy. Operation boogie man signing off.

He withdrew.

Did you see this person was running for Governor of Florida? I found that interesting.

Desmond Meade, President of the Florida Rights Restoration Coalition (FRRC) and chair of Floridians for a Fair Democracy is a candidate for Governor race.

That would be a win for us possibly if it did happen. I found that on the list of people who put their hat in the pool of hopefuls.

Navigating the FDLE CCS login process can be confusing, especially when medical issues arise. I’ve heard conflicting stories lately about people in the hospital for over three days still having officers show up for in-person check-ins, so I’m really curious—what actually happens if you are medically unable to comply? Also both instances had two uniformed officers at the hospital to do this check raises questions into HIPAA also other laws being possibly violated.
https://offender.fdle.state.fl.us/ccs/shiroLogin.jsf

Just 1 night in hospital doesn’t require reporting it does it? And if we did get stuck in hospital for 3 days or more (car wreck, heart attack, whatever) what are we supposed to do? If we’re in a coma are they gonna arrest us and take us to jail?

This weekend I was going to draft my annual letter to the editors-in-chief of the local news outlets here regarding Operation Boo or Relentless Spirit or whatever idiotic code-name some sheriff’s office gives their stupid pre-Halloween compliance sweep. Rather than running the usual fluff piece on what great protectors of children our local deputies are based on the usual conference or release, I’d like some reporter to ask something along the lines of “When has a trick-or-treater ever been sexually assaulted by a person with priors?” or “What is the sheriff doing to prevent drive-by shootings and drunk drivers?”

This year, I think I’ll add “What were the specific violations of those arrested?” and “How exactly does an untimely vehicle or residence registration (for example) endanger children in general and on Halloween in particular?”