Recent ads from candidate Joan Moss have implied that Supervisor Rob Brown is putting the public at risk by his business as a bail agent. We would like to respond by saying that this claim could not be further from the truth.
We as deputies and correctional officers have worked with Supervisor Rob Brown in his capacity as bail agent as well as county supervisor and can attest to his professionalism and utmost concern for public safety in each of his responsibilities.
As a bail agent, Rob Brown has successfully worked with law enforcement to return hundreds of fugitives to justice. Rob has done this at his own expense and often puts his own safety at risk to accomplish this.
As a county supervisor he has supported our law enforcement agencies. In fact, Rob Brown has donated his own time and financial resources to build a building that is now used to interview children that have been sexually and physically abused.
Hundreds of individuals who have chosen to harm our children have been convicted as a result of this state of the art facility that Supervisor Brown was instrumental in building.
The Lake County Deputy Sheriffs Association conducted interviews of both candidates for District 5 supervisor and, without question, the outstanding and most qualified candidate is Supervisor Rob Brown.
Both the Lake County Deputy Sheriffs Association and the Lake County Correctional Officers Association are proud to endorse Rob Brown for District 5 supervisor.
Mike Silva is president Lake County Correctional Officers Association and Gary Frace is president Lake County Deputy Sheriffs Association.
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written by Marzocco, June 03, 2012
I know it is hard for his denigrators to understand, but could it be that on most issues, the MAJORITY of the BOS agree with him? Oh, I forgot that the rules of majority apply only when your candidate or issue wins but not when the majority disagrees with you. That's the difference between dictatorship and Democracy.
@hbhbglenn. I have read the Voters' pamphlet several times. Could you point me where I can find in it, this so called list of positions and issues? Unless being able to play the guitar and compose simple songs is a valid position/qualification for a candidate.
It has always been the conservative tactic to obscure issues in order to induce people to vote away their representation.
{ironic font} I need to talk with Brown and learn his secret on how to brainwash his fellow BOS and subvert Democracy in favor of conservatism.
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written by Greg_Cornish, May 31, 2012
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written by Greg_Cornish, May 31, 2012
It's a flaw I live with daily. Now I won't sleep tonight.
Turn your underwear around, they won't bunch up so much.
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written by hbhbglenn, May 31, 2012
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written by Greg_Cornish, May 31, 2012
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written by jazz, May 29, 2012
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written by Marzocco, May 29, 2012
1. The statements of qualifications provided by the two candidates printed in the Sample Ballot And Voter Information Pamphlet
2. The list of People, Associations, Law Enforcement Agencies, Cities and City Councils, and other Agencies endorsing the two candidates.
The choice is simple and unavoidable: BROWN
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written by hbhbglenn, May 29, 2012
If thats what you call nuts, what do you call voting consistantly against the interests of Lake County citizens?
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The problem is they don't. They represent the standard conservative things. The same wealth and power that democracy was invented to keep in check.