Candidate Forum at SoWal High 7/31 report

[Yahoodie]

Rick Brown was a Fort Walton Beach Police Officer for 28 years, retired from there, came directly to Walton County Sheriff's Office and worked there for 21/2 years until he had to resign in order to run for Sheriff.

 

[drivingthru]

Rick Brown was a Fort Walton Beach Police Officer for 28 years, retired from there, came directly to Walton County Sheriff's Office and worked there for 21/2 years until he had to resign in order to run for Sheriff.

Your point being? Dont keep me in suspense please....

 

[idlewind]

Your point being? Dont keep me in suspense please....

That's funny, I don't care who you are.

 

[rdelong43065]

Rick Brown was a Fort Walton Beach Police Officer for 28 years, retired from there, came directly to Walton County Sheriff's Office and worked there for 21/2 years until he had to resign in order to run for Sheriff.

Why wasn't Mr Brown endorsed by the fire fighters? From what I heard he has a close tie there.

 

[HenryHawk]

"However, you seem to be one who is slanted to Tony Cornman as you describe his "shining performance". Only Tony (and a few others) really know how Tony feels about this race, He Can't Win. Just ask him....;-)

Tony lives in Bay County, he is very, very close to his retirement with the State. What better way to set yourself up for retirement then to leave the State to go try and play Sheriff?"

A quote from the 'Watcher.'

How incredibly indignant..."play Sheriff?"

I was at that forum and others. Cornman did shine as he does at all of the forums.
IMHO 'Stripes' has painted an accurate picture without bias.

 

[Yahoodie]

Drivingthru,
idlewind on 080108 said Rick Brown was only a deputy a short time, inferring Mr. Brown had little active law enforcement experience. I was simply stating the correct information

 

[Yahoodie]

Because Mr. Cooper was already endorsed by the FF Union, he was on the SWFD Board for 6 years and did a good job is what I have heard. So the FF Union felt he deserved their support.