Corruption in Sheriff's Office

I have been very vocal as of late about the "wonderful" Sheriff Johnson. Now it seems that things are beginning to come to light with the Bruce incident. Maybe something will be done to stop the abuse of power that Randall Johnson has been doing for 20 years.
As I have said in previous blogs I AM using this as an opportunity to attack Johnson and his followers. Fayette County needs to wake up and realize what this man is really about. Now with the Bruce corruption coming to the front maybe an investigation will be done into the whole department starting at the top with Johnson himself.
This won't be the last we hear of the tainted Fayette County Sheriff's office, mark my words Johnson is at the top of the chain and WILL be brought down.

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Its not the only problem with local police
Submitted by sackett on Sat, 09/09/2006 - 3:11pm.

I heard recently the Tyrone PD fired and officer for being pregnant

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They Can Do Better
Submitted by skyspy on Thu, 09/07/2006 - 8:57pm.

They can do better. I hope the sheriff is not involved in this. It looks like he picked the wrong guy for number 2. Is Jordan no. 2? I thought there was a colonel Hannah? Aren't lt.col. below a colonel?

This guy has always been on the edge. It looks like his power went to his head this time.

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Skyspy: Lt. Col., Col., Generals
Submitted by dopplerobserver on Sat, 09/09/2006 - 8:49pm.

Ever notice how every sheriff in the country is at least a two star general when they make the TV? Many, many are four star! There used to be a nut case who walked around PTC with a military coat on with four generals stars on it. He told me one day that he got a star every time he contributed 25 dollars to his group leader. I always liked the patrolman, sergeant, captain,
chief, designees---nothing else. Does four stars or a bird mean you are more higher than a chief? Why aren't they called General, or whatever?

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