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opdbillsaum
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Posted: Sun May 10th, 2009 05:13 pm |
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laikia wrote: I would like to Say congrats to the Police Officer Of The Year Scott
I will gladly second that to Police Officer Of The Year Scott Morgan and
... add congrats to Employee Of The Year Cesar Romero
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Razorback75 wrote: I am wondering -- with the current economic situation, is the city seeing an increase in thefts? Or have people been able to compensate by increasing security?
In the last year alone our crime stats across the board, except murder and sex crimes (than God) have tripled.... YES TRIPLED....
That is why I continue to harp on security and us all sharing ideas.
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Posted: Wed May 6th, 2009 08:00 pm |
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| I am wondering -- with the current economic situation, is the city seeing an increase in thefts? Or have people been able to compensate by increasing security?
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Wanda wrote: Is the Katie that you mention, did she have a daughter named Lori Beth and still has a son named Tony? If so, I used to work in management with her at Wal-Mart back from 1998-2000. Miss her bunches, and am sorry about Lori... If that is her. If so, can you give her or ask her if shed like my email, and of no trouble pass it along? Havent talked to her in YEARS, if it is the one I am thinking about, out there.. lol.. Ty. I hate being 2-3 states away from home.. 
Yes she is and she does not have e-mail...
By the way thanks for helping Okeechobee... bill
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| Is the Katie that you mention, did she have a daughter named Lori Beth and still has a son named Tony? If so, I used to work in management with her at Wal-Mart back from 1998-2000. Miss her bunches, and am sorry about Lori... If that is her. If so, can you give her or ask her if shed like my email, and of no trouble pass it along? Havent talked to her in YEARS, if it is the one I am thinking about, out there.. lol.. Ty. I hate being 2-3 states away from home..
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KDBSL8Y wrote: Bill,
What is the "usual" investigation timing on someone who may or may not be driving under the influence and has an accident with injury or death? The reason I ask is that I have seen several articles where some one had an acccident causing injury or death and that person was not charged until months or a year or more later. Are the criminal scientists so busy that it takes that much time or are they making sure that every possible test is performed to prove innocence or guilt?
With experts and labs busy to their limits, those times did not surprise me at all... I have a murder trial "up coming" that has been "up coming" for about three years... Its not unusual for many lab testing situations to take a very long time...
So I guess to answer your question..........years and yes
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Posted: Sun May 3rd, 2009 05:22 pm |
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Bill,
What is the "usual" investigation timing on someone who may or may not be driving under the influence and has an accident with injury or death? The reason I ask is that I have seen several articles where some one had an acccident causing injury or death and that person was not charged until months or a year or more later. Are the criminal scientists so busy that it takes that much time or are they making sure that every possible test is performed to prove innocence or guilt?
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Do you and you neighbors do anything special to secure that personal space we each call home???
Yes. It's called Mr. 44. Will do a lot of damage.
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No new questions...? Things must be going good out there... Great!!!
My Oak Park neighborhood is very divese... We actually know our neighbor's names... There's Alex, Ronny, Katie, Maria, Scott, Juanita and Ruth... There's also that guy everyone wonders about and the teenagers that like to walk around the neighborhood a little too much... We all have them...
Questions: Do you and your neighbors have each other's cell and/or home phone numbers??? My neighbors see a lot of stuff that I don't...
Do you and you neighbors do anything special to secure that personal space we each call home???
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pops wrote: If a pawn shop owner call the cops because he took in something, he's admitting to receiving stolen property. Per my very poor memory, I have never had this happen. However our pawnshops are open to receiving information from us about stolen items. REMEMBER THE SELLER MUST SIGN SAYING THE PROPERTY IS HIS/HERS AND NOT STOLEN. To sign this untruthfully is a felony crime by itself... That's why if you are a victim of theft and go to the pawn shops, they don't even want to hear about it. Not exactly true... PER THE LAW: If I find a stolen item in a pawn shop, the owner/victim must pay for their own property to get it back BUT they do not pay retail... They only pay what was paid out to the offender... The pawnshop does not make a dime in these situations... Remember - the pawnshop has been LIED to... Bill Saum
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Posted: Thu Apr 30th, 2009 03:53 am |
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HavAgr8Day wrote: I heard someone was coming up to women in the Publix parking lot ,have they caught him yet?
I have not been told about this...
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Mitch3 wrote: You bring up a good point about the pawn shops. Given the size of Okeechobee....I am sure you have a good working relationship with the owners of these shops.
Criminals are not known to be to bright.......and drug addicts just don't care. Having said that, the pawn shop owners HAVE to know the usual suspects when they come in trying to pawn something. Common sense is not left at the door.
Do the owners contact you........or do you always have to go to them? Do they ever refuse to take items from known suspects?
I'm to lazy to look up the legal briefs....but seems to be in allot of cases...it's a fine line they are legally walking in allot of cases.
p.s. Did anything come of the "suspected" fake police officer that stopped an individual?
I will answer your last question first... NO - I followed several leads and neither found the person who made the traffice stop nor could I prove that person was NOT AN OFFICER... He could have been one... I wish I could give you a better answer but this is simply the truth.
Pawnshops: I know them all and they all do business within the law as far as I can see... Fine line??? Depends on who view you are looking through... No matter who you are you have the right to do business with a pawn shop... I know pawn shop owner who have had people trespassed from their businesses... Most pawn owners are open books to law enforcement... They are just like you and me - trying to feed a family in a rough and tough economy... As far as I kn ow, NONE of ours will take property in without the seller giving ID and signing that the property is not stolen and they own it...
Bill Saum
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| I heard someone was coming up to women in the Publix parking lot ,have they caught him yet?
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Posted: Wed Apr 29th, 2009 10:49 am |
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| If a pawn shop owner call the cops because he took in something, he's admitting to receiving stolen property. That's why if you are a victim of theft and go to the pawn shops, they don't even want to hear about it.
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You bring up a good point about the pawn shops. Given the size of Okeechobee....I am sure you have a good working relationship with the owners of these shops.
Criminals are not known to be to bright.......and drug addicts just don't care. Having said that, the pawn shop owners HAVE to know the usual suspects when they come in trying to pawn something. Common sense is not left at the door.
Do the owners contact you........or do you always have to go to them? Do they ever refuse to take items from known suspects?
I'm to lazy to look up the legal briefs....but seems to be in allot of cases...it's a fine line they are legally walking in allot of cases.
p.s. Did anything come of the "suspected" fake police officer that stopped an individual?
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Mr Saum,
Is there anyway I could get you to email me? Id like to ask you something that I cannot post on here... my email is chronix098@yahoo.com .. Its an OLD email, please disregard the name itself.. lol.. Thank You.
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A lot of the people have gone north... Let's be good neighbors and keep our eyes open... You and I know who lives in that green house across the street... If it aint the kids we see going in through the side window... CALL THE LAW - POLICE 763-5521 AND SHERIFF 763-3117
Times are tough - locks and chains are cheap... Lock your cars, houses, sheds, barns, everything...
The pawnshops are very busy... I have no way of identifying items I find at a pawn shop if my victims do not have their serial numbers or have marked their property in some perminant way... Think think think..... Digital photos are cheap and great to secure serial numbers.. Make a disk just in case the PC gets stolen...
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Javier Gonzales* and Rick Deerfee*...Both are still there and are well... Bill
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I was born and raised there. Graduated in 1997 from OHS. I grew up in Four Seasons. I went back this past July first time in about 8 years, and practically cried when I seen how much has changed. I could not find very many of the people that I used to be friends with. I had 2 friends that worked for the County and couldn't find any information on them, as in if they were still working for the department. Javier Gonzales* and Rick Deerfee*... Sorry for my mispelling, but it has been years since I have talked to any of them. I was hoping that they were ok. It saddened me severely at the people that I have found out that have passed, that I had no idea about until my visit back home. Coming across this site, and the places that people have written on here, just there "titles" alone, brought back alot of memories that I cannot believe that have slipped my mind. Such as: Playland Park, Whispering Pines, ect ect... Thanks again to everyone that is posting on here, I check in everyday now just to read about something I may know about. Sorry about the recent burglaries down there also... Some people will never learn.. But I also believe in Karma too. Anyway, thanks for the responses... God Bless all... and I am really homesick now.. 
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LovebeingaSouthernGirl wrote: opdbillsaum wrote:
By the way: My barn burglarized sometime in the past 9 days... Just found it last night... Sooooo, I know how some of you feel... That was my second burglary... Been there and felt that... Bye
How brave (ok stupid) was that????? But hey you know what?? I have seen worse!
No doubt I am blessed. I was very blessed... Bill Saum
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opdbillsaum wrote:
By the way: My barn burglarized sometime in the past 9 days... Just found it last night... Sooooo, I know how some of you feel... That was my second burglary... Been there and felt that... Bye
How brave (ok stupid) was that????? But hey you know what?? I have seen worse!
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Wanda glad to have you join us. Sometimes it can be quite a dircus around here LOL
Bill sorry to hear about your burglary. Seems no one is exempt anymore.
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Wanda wrote: I am not sure how I came along this forum, but am very happy I did. I am glad to see a place on here where people are actually having discussions from home. I moved from Okeechobee back in 2000, and I miss it terribly everyday. The only other site I found was on topix.com, but there are no actual talks like these. It is refreshing seeing someone from the Police Department willing to give their time to talk to people. Thank you so much, and I look forward to reading more posts.
Wanda,
You are very welcome. So you know, I have lived here since 1980... In 1981 on my birthday, April 24th, I went to work for the City of Okeechobee mowing the parks. Then Police Dispatch, Road Patrol in 1985 and now I have been in the Criminal Investigations Divisions for 14 years... I love this town and its people, well, most of them (LOL)... Thanks for your comments - feelings and honesty... Bill Saum
By the way: My barn burglarized sometime in the past 9 days... Just found it last night... Sooooo, I know how some of you feel... That was my second burglary... Been there and felt that... Bye
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| I am not sure how I came along this forum, but am very happy I did. I am glad to see a place on here where people are actually having discussions from home. I moved from Okeechobee back in 2000, and I miss it terribly everyday. The only other site I found was on topix.com, but there are no actual talks like these. It is refreshing seeing someone from the Police Department willing to give their time to talk to people. Thank you so much, and I look forward to reading more posts.
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I am a member of OSAC or Okeechobee Substance Abue Coalition... Come help us battle drugs and alcohol in Okeechoee County...
Our web sight is http://www.okeechobeehope.org/
We can use all the help we can get... Our members include judges, secretaries, businessmen, law enforcement and you if you will... Y'all come - second Tuesday each month - 11:30am - for 1 hour - Methodist Church dining hall - behind Bank of America
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opdbillsaum wrote: Mitch
Very impressive... Are you a cop??? Might think about it... There have been no more reports like this at all... All the Okeechobee Officers have been accounted for... Working on it... Bill Saum
nope, not a police officer! But my dad, uncle, brother, cousin and my son is, in a sense, he's in the coast guard. And I worked for customs for many years.
The reason this concerns me so much is that most kids, like my daughter are taught to follow a police officers commands. If a car with flashing lights pulled over my daughter, she would not hesitate to do so. We have so many long and dark roads in Okeechobee. If someone is pretending to be a police officer and pulling over young females.....well, there intention is not good at all.
I have always told my girls to slow there speed down, but don't come to a complete stop until they have the police department on the phone.. I know that every police officer would understand this.
By the time you stop, take your keys out of your vehicle, and or get out of your vehicle at the officers request your at the mercy of someone who I can guarantee you has no good intentions.
Good luck finding him! I also had my daughter and all her friends send out the original article on there myspace bulletins.
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Mitch
Very impressive... Are you a cop??? Might think about it... There have been no more reports like this at all... All the Okeechobee Officers have been accounted for... Working on it... Bill Saum
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opdbillsaum wrote: Razorback75 wrote: Have the police had any reports of "fake cops" trying to pull women over? There's a thread on this with the story from the Wednesday paper about it is happening in the county.
There was one case... I am assigned and working on it... There is very little information at this time... It happened over a week ago in the middle of the afternoon in a populated area... It has not happened since... We are looking into this in the hopes that this was a real Officer and not a "fake cop"...
There were no injuries or off colored statements... She was asked what the hurry was, told to slow down and let go with that verbal warning... No weapon seen... Since this is an on going investigation, that is all I can share for now... Bill
Florida state law requires children under age 5 to be protected with an approved and properly used child restraint device. For children under 3, Florida law requires that they be in a separate car seat or a car seat that is integrated into the vehicle. For children ages 4 and 5, a separate car seat, integrated car seat or seat belt may be used.
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The only reason I am leaning towards this possible not being a true police officer is due to the law I listed above. i find it hard to believe that a police officer would NOT ticket the driver for not having a child who was three ,NOT in a car sat. Child restraint seats and seat belts are a pet peeve of mine. It makes no sense that the officer would not write a ticket for this.
Possible the driver of the vehicle could be brought into the station by the officer handling the case and shown every police office photo that works for the department to see if she could identify the officer.
If after doing this, and she is unable to identify the office, I have no doubt the department has a series of mug shots of those "suspected of possible doing this behavior in the past.
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Any questions, thoughts or even gripes that may or may not have any really great answers???
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Razorback75 wrote: Have the police had any reports of "fake cops" trying to pull women over? There's a thread on this with the story from the Wednesday paper about it is happening in the county.
There was one case... I am assigned and working on it... There is very little information at this time... It happened over a week ago in the middle of the afternoon in a populated area... It has not happened since... We are looking into this in the hopes that this was a real Officer and not a "fake cop"...
There were no injuries or off colored statements... She was asked what the hurry was, told to slow down and let go with that verbal warning... No weapon seen... Since this is an on going investigation, that is all I can share for now... Bill
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base_ball_boy08 wrote: It is out past the 12th block, past Ochoas and farther to the West. Sorry for the mix-up, I was not aware of wher the juristictions ended and began.Sorry
Not a problem... Call the OCSO (Okee Co Sheriff's Dept) at 763-3117... When you call OCSO ask for the # to FHP (Fl Hwy Patrol)... Call them also -ask for a supervisor and then tell them what your need it... Don't worry about giving your name and number, we don't give them out if you ask us not to.
Bill
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CitizenGC wrote: opdbillsaum wrote: base_ball_boy08 wrote: This brings up a whole subject on 70. I live out 70 W and almost everyday I see people passing in the turning lanes, and around the curves. Just the other day, my mom and I avoided a Head-On collision with a chevy 2500, becasue he was passing. We had to slam on brakes, and the people behind us couldn't stop and hit us. Yet, there are NEVER any cops out that way, They are all sitting in town eating and catching you doing a little above the bogus 25mph limit, instead of making the real money in tickets on 70. Why are there never any cops there? The only time I see them is when they pass me (I am 15 and do the speed limit) on the way to their houses.
If the location is in the 12th block or farther out you are talking about the Sheriff's area or jurisdiction... Do you know which it is??? If so call which ever department and ask for the person over road patrol...
Police # is 763-5521
Sheriff # is 763-3117
OR just let me know right here and I will forward the information...
Detective Bill Saum
Wouldn't that include the Florida Highway Patrol since it's also a state highway, don't they have jurisdiction everywhere in the state. Could you please clarify the latter part of my statement is true..
You are correct. They work all state highways... Their office in Ft Pierce or Palm Beach. Anyone wanting that number can call either OPD @ 763-5521 or OCSO @ 763-3117... Call and ask for help with the above problem... Ask for a supervisor...Bill
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| Have the police had any reports of "fake cops" trying to pull women over? There's a thread on this with the story from the Wednesday paper about it happening in the county.
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| It is out past the 12th block, past Ochoas and farther to the West. Sorry for the mix-up, I was not aware of wher the juristictions ended and began.Sorry
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opdbillsaum wrote: base_ball_boy08 wrote: This brings up a whole subject on 70. I live out 70 W and almost everyday I see people passing in the turning lanes, and around the curves. Just the other day, my mom and I avoided a Head-On collision with a chevy 2500, becasue he was passing. We had to slam on brakes, and the people behind us couldn't stop and hit us. Yet, there are NEVER any cops out that way, They are all sitting in town eating and catching you doing a little above the bogus 25mph limit, instead of making the real money in tickets on 70. Why are there never any cops there? The only time I see them is when they pass me (I am 15 and do the speed limit) on the way to their houses.
If the location is in the 12th block or farther out you are talking about the Sheriff's area or jurisdiction... Do you know which it is??? If so call which ever department and ask for the person over road patrol...
Police # is 763-5521
Sheriff # is 763-3117
OR just let me know right here and I will forward the information...
Detective Bill Saum
Wouldn't that include the Florida Highway Patrol since it's also a state highway, don't they have jurisdiction everywhere in the state. Could you please clarify the latter part of my statement is true..
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base_ball_boy08 wrote: This brings up a whole subject on 70. I live out 70 W and almost everyday I see people passing in the turning lanes, and around the curves. Just the other day, my mom and I avoided a Head-On collision with a chevy 2500, becasue he was passing. We had to slam on brakes, and the people behind us couldn't stop and hit us. Yet, there are NEVER any cops out that way, They are all sitting in town eating and catching you doing a little above the bogus 25mph limit, instead of making the real money in tickets on 70. Why are there never any cops there? The only time I see them is when they pass me (I am 15 and do the speed limit) on the way to their houses.
Thanks for the statement... If you are talking about SR-70 west in the first 11 blocks ending just past the Army Surplus store --- that area is in the city and is our problem...
If the location is in the 12th block or farther out you are talking about the Sheriff's area or jurisdiction... Do you know which it is??? If so call which ever department and ask for the person over road patrol...
Police # is 763-5521
Sheriff # is 763-3117
OR just let me know right here and I will forward the information...
Detective Bill Saum
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This brings up a whole subject on 70. I live out 70 W and almost everyday I see people passing in the turning lanes, and around the curves. Just the other day, my mom and I avoided a Head-On collision with a chevy 2500, becasue he was passing. We had to slam on brakes, and the people behind us couldn't stop and hit us. Yet, there are NEVER any cops out that way, They are all sitting in town eating and catching you doing a little above the bogus 25mph limit, instead of making the real money in tickets on 70. Why are there never any cops there? The only time I see them is when they pass me (I am 15 and do the speed limit) on the way to their houses.
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squatlow wrote: Mitch3 wrote: I appreciate the time you put on the forum! I always look forward to reading what you have to say. It's kinda like we have our own personal line to the police department........which I think is cool!
I think its good for the community that you post here. I know how busy a police officers schedule is, so I appreciate the extra time you take in helping the community.
I agree: Thanks for the extra time you take in keeping up with our community ...... it is appreciated! squatlow
You are all so very welcomed... I enjoy the chat and like that people can complain, gripe, praise and vent... I know it helps me...
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anamorphosis
What a word.... Thanks - I think...?...!
anamorphosis
an·a·mor·pho·sis
1.
a. An image that appears distorted unless it is viewed from a special angle or with a special instrument.
b. The production of such an image.
[New Latin anamorph sis, from Late Greek anamorphoun, to transform : Greek ana-, ana- + Greek morph , shape.]
anamorphosis
anamorphism
organic evolution, phylogenesis, phylogeny, evolution - (biology) the sequence of events involved in the evolutionary development of a species or taxonomic group of organisms
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anamorphosis - a distorted projection or perspective; especially an image distorted in such a way that it becomes visible only when viewed in a special manner
anamorphism
copy - a thing made to be similar or identical to another thing; "she made a copy of the designer dress"; "the clone was a copy of its ancestor" Last edited on Sun Mar 22nd, 2009 05:07 pm by opdbillsaum
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Posted: Sat Mar 21st, 2009 09:53 pm |
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Posted: Sat Mar 21st, 2009 09:53 pm |
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Mitch3 wrote: I appreciate the time you put on the forum! I always look forward to reading what you have to say. It's kinda like we have our own personal line to the police department........which I think is cool!
I think its good for the community that you post here. I know how busy a police officers schedule is, so I appreciate the extra time you take in helping the community.
I agree: Thanks for the extra time you take in keeping up with our community ...... it is appreciated! squatlow
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Posted: Sat Mar 21st, 2009 08:34 pm |
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Posted: Sat Mar 21st, 2009 07:36 pm |
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opdbillsaum wrote: Announcement:
Due to time constraints this blog will no longer exist under the current name... When I figure out how to change the name, it will be:
Bill Saum's Okeechobee Police Forum
The other choice was closing it but the Chief gave me permission to keep it going using both names and I will take care of it on my own time... Thank for your patience.
Detective Bill Saum
I appreciate the time you put on the forum! I always look forward to reading what you have to say. It's kinda like we have our own personal line to the police department........which I think is cool!
I think its good for the community that you post here. I know how busy a police officers schedule is, so I appreciate the extra time you take in helping the community.
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opdbillsaum
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Posted: Sat Mar 21st, 2009 06:34 pm |
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Change of plan.....
For now - the name will stay the same... If I change it, YOU WILL KNOW...
Detective Bill Saum
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CitizenGC
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Posted: Sat Mar 21st, 2009 06:11 pm |
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opdbillsaum wrote: Announcement:
Due to time constraints this blog will no longer exist under the current name... When I figure out how to change the name, it will be:
Bill Saum's Okeechobee Police Forum
Detective Bill Saum
I think the only way to change it would be from the administrators of the site, this is just from my experience of running several different forums. You can always start another thread, but then the posts in this one would eventually drop off the board unless the administrator added a sticky to it to keep from it dropping off and could always be referred back too. Just some possible tips to keep it alive.
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opdbillsaum
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Posted: Sat Mar 21st, 2009 05:49 pm |
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Announcement:
Due to time constraints this blog will no longer exist under the current name... When I figure out how to change the name, it will be:
Bill Saum's Okeechobee Police Forum
The other choice was closing it but the Chief gave me permission to keep it going using both names and I will take care of it on my own time... Thank for your patience.
Detective Bill Saum
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opdbillsaum
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Posted: Sat Mar 21st, 2009 05:39 pm |
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Razorback75 wrote: Bill - is there some kind of situation at the county road department? I am hearing rumors about someone with a gun there.
We were told the same thing... It was not true... There was no person found there with a gun... Thank God... BillLast edited on Sat Mar 21st, 2009 06:37 pm by opdbillsaum
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