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I don't think it is right or wrong. We all have a right to ask questions, learn more and form opinions.

This issue reminds me of all the ways I've seen law enforcement and fire departments cross boundaries in so many ways over the years. In emergency response situations as well as supporting of fellow responders from all over.
 
Misty, sometimes I am wrong. This time, on this issue, you are.
If I'm wrong for believing it was over the top to send upwards of 13 people to Houston when one would have sufficed then so be it Andy.
 
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Vroom vroom vroom!!!
 
I watched this from the beginning. It started as a question and, then, devolved into an argument over opinion. Misty has opinion, Teresa has an opinion. Andy has an opinion. I have an opinion. They are neither right nor wrong. They are all individually our opinions, and we are equally entitled to them.

But Jeez o' pete...

Just because everybody's opinions aren't the same doesn't mean that people need to keep posting the same thought over and over again just to bash on the people who reply with an opinion counter to somebody else's.

Misty wants one person. Andy wants more. Teresa may be somewhere in the middle. Great. End of story. Nobody is right. Nobody is wrong. If it exceeds budget, then, you have an argument, but right now there is only opinion. You have voiced your opinion. Quit beating up on each other because your opinions don't match.

Good grief...
 
Misty, maybe you should worry a little less about the sheriff's budget and a little more about the number of law enforcement officers being slaughter in this country. We really need to get a handle on why and what is happening to those who protect us every day of our lives.
Facts are stupid things, where is Poppy when you need him?
National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund: Officer Deaths by Year
National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund: Preliminary 2015 Fatality Statistics
 
13 Officers are 12 too many to have sent. Those men and women could have been used elsewhere. Does anyone have the breakdown on how much it cost and where the funds came from?

Spend that budget money quick Mike so you can ask for more in 2016.
 
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