Sheriff Snyder's
Actions Speak Louder Than His Words
“Archangels Of Justice” has learned that when
Martin County Sheriff William Snyderwas a state representative he made many
comments about his desire to pass an immigration law that mimicked the one in
Arizona. During that time he received an email stating, “Stop that
ridiculous law if you value your and your familie’s lives. The writer was
arrested, pled no-contest and was sentenced to probation. Snyder had been leading the charge in the
Florida house on drafting an immigration bill which some have compared to the
controversial law in Arizona which allows police to ask any citizen for proof
of immigration papers or citizenship. (Since then The United States Supreme
Court has struck down most of Arizona’s law)
It
is interesting to note that Snyder’s choice for the position of Professional
Standards (Internal Affairs) Director is a former associate of his from the
Miami-Dade Police Department. That Director hired an illegal alien to
build and install shutters in his own home. The owner of a legitimate
shutter company in Stuart complained several times to the Sheriff and his
associates about this illegal alien continuing to do business in Martin County
however they did nothing to correct the situation. Recently,
“Investigative Experts” notified the legitimate business owner that the
Sheriff's own director of professional standards had hired the illegal alien,
and some additional illegal aliens, to build and install his shutters.
That man reported that the MCSO had concealed that information from him and
took no action on his repeated complaints.
QUESTIONS:
Did Sheriff William Snyder change his opinion about illegal immigration now
that the MCSO Director of Internal Affairs has hired an illegal alien to build
and install new shutters on his home? Isn’t hiring an illegal alien
against the law? Will Snyder conduct an impartial investigation or let
the IA director sweep the matter under the carpet? By the way, isn’t
Sheriff Snyder required to have an uninvolved investigator review the matter
and, if warranted, take some action against the Director of IA? And while
he’s at it, shouldn’t he have himself investigated and be subjected to
discipline for being a party to the same thing? Lastly, if they
violated the law, shouldn’t they be fired and prosecuted?
Authored
by: Ira B. Robins
Salvatore
Rastrelli
TAGS: Sheriff William Snyder, Martin County Sheriff’s Office, Miami-Dade Police Department
Speaking from past experience, and assuming this administration is like the last one. Also keeping in mind that Sheriff Snyder was Major Snyder under Crowder. Reguardless what the IA investigators discover, the bottom line is what the boss wants the report to reveal. There most diffently should be an outside source investigating. I would think if Snyder had nothing to hide, he would have insisted that his own department not be involved.
ReplyDeleteThe "Good Ol Boys" are still in control and its about time they ALL be exposed cor who and 2hat they are.
Thank you for your comment. Much appreciated. You are absolutely correct.
DeleteIn south Florida you can hire a contractor and there could be one or ten illegals working on your house. If you have a lawn service cut your grass, some or most of them are illegal, you have no real way of knowing without running each individual. This is just some more trumped up B.S. from these hacks.
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