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June 2008 ISSUE
We do not make jokes, we simply watch the LA Times, the Orange County Register and CID/HOA board of directors and report the facts!
OCSD Insiders Make Paper Cut - How? We do not know
May
12,
2008
We
understand
that a "paper cut" has been performed by Bob
Murray and Associates, the talent search firm being
used to hire the next OC Sheriff.
We have contacted a number of the cut
candidates - apparently, they did not know they were
no longer viable candidates.
Interestingly enough, Lt. Hunt, who was not cut from the list pledged to hire business professionals to help him run the OC Sheriff’s department, should he be elected, prompting businessman and cut candidate Kevin Keys to quip “why not elect me and cut the middleman?”
Of
the candidates interviewed by the CotoBuzz Journal,
Coto de Caza resident Commander Ralph Martin and
Anaheim Deputy Police Chief Craig Hunter made the
short list. Generally
all interviewed candidates agreed that the OCSD needs
a makeover, and a return to integrity and trust.
As if on cue, two of the remaining insiders,
Sheriff Jack Anderson and Lt. Bill Hunt, are already
involved in mud wrestling: Sheriff Anderson has launched an internal inquiry into
whether any laws were broken when supporters of Lt.
Bill Hunt e-mailed fundraiser invitations to the
department computers.
This prompted Lt. Bill Hunt to recall Sheriff
Anderson law-breaking incident in 2007 when the
Sheriff improperly appeared in uniform before the San
Clemente City Council to discourage them from
endorsing Lt Hunt.
Seems
like under the “make over” argument, neither
insider should be consider for the OC Sheriff’s
position. Given that two OCSD insiders made the Bob Murray and
Associates list, and others were not even contacted
before they were cut, we have asked Darlene Bloom for
a copy of the criteria used.
She has promised us a response.
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