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In this issue...Legislature Stands Against Terrorism.............. 7Member Named Detective Of The Year ............ 7Thanks Again! ................................................ 8

Legislative News ............................................. 9Jury Duty Scam ............................................... 10Births ............................................................. 11

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Broward CenturionBroward CenturionTheThe

the official publication of the broward county police benevolent association

Volume 9, Issue 6 June 2007

Governor Charlie Crist has appointed Michael “Mick” McHale of Sarasota tothe Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission.

“Sergeant McHale is a 16-year veteran ofthe law enforcement community,” saidGovernor Crist. “I am confident histraining and experience will be a vitalasset to the commission as the memberswork to set and maintain standards forFlorida’s finest public servants.”

McHale is a sergeant for the city ofSarasota Police Department. He also servesas vice president of the Florida PoliceBenevolent Association and as president ofthe Southwest Florida PBA.

Sgt. McHale succeeds Jeri Evenson andwill serve his term May 1, 2007 throughAugust 1, 2009.Source: Florida PBA

Governor AppointsPBA Vice PresidentTo CJSTSgt. Michael McHale will serve on Commission

Crist and McHale

Tax ReliefMay Be OneStep CloserHouse and Senateleaders consider newapproach

In May, Florida legislators agreedto consider a new approach to thequestion of property tax relief in

the state.

House and Senate leaders are lookinginto a program that would give asupersized exemption to homeownersand create exemptions for all otherproperty owners. The program isdesigned to give a higher percentagetax break to people with lower-pricedhomes and include a step-up scale forsmaller percentages as the home valueincreases. The measure would requirea constitutional amendment tobecome law.

“I think we are on our way to havinga consensus plan that will savetaxpayers money without raisingtaxes or shutting down local policestations,” said Senate Republicanleader Dan Webster of Orlando.Source: Miami Herald

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June 2007

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I want to personally congratulate Mick McHale, president of the PBA inSouthwest Florida (Sarasota) for being appointed to the CJST.

The CJST, for those who do not know, is a commission that decides whether ornot an individual continues to be a police officer in the state of Florida. Over theyears the makeup of the commission has changed drastically. When ErnieGeorge (of the Florida PBA) was appointed, he noticed that the CJST washeavily weighted toward management types (chiefs, sheriffs and administrators),who we felt were going overboard with the discipline they were handing out.Ernie continued to argue and fight for the “little guy,” but it seemed he wasalone in his fight. The PBA appealed to the governor and legislature to placemore rank and file officers on the commission and, more importantly, to havethe appointees recommended by the police union.

What a change. In the past the 19-member commission had just three rank andfile positions. Today, with the appointment of Mick McHale, there are seven. Atleast now members who must go in front of the CJST have a chance for a fairand impartial hearing.

June 2007The Broward Centurion

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Executive Board

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PresidentPresidentPresidentPresidentPresidentDick Brickman

Senior Vice PresidentSenior Vice PresidentSenior Vice PresidentSenior Vice PresidentSenior Vice PresidentPatrick Hanrahan

Vice PresidentVice PresidentVice PresidentVice PresidentVice PresidentNeil Vaughan

SecretarySecretarySecretarySecretarySecretaryDebbie Reggio

TreasurerTreasurerTreasurerTreasurerTreasurerJeff Marano

Legislative DirectorLegislative DirectorLegislative DirectorLegislative DirectorLegislative DirectorMike Casey

General CounselGeneral CounselGeneral CounselGeneral CounselGeneral CounselBarbara Duffy

BSO (Support)BSO (Support)BSO (Support)BSO (Support)BSO (Support)Paul WeissBSO (LE)BSO (LE)BSO (LE)BSO (LE)BSO (LE)

Roger CaronRonnie DeAngelo

James DeMatoArmando Enrique

Pete GearyDean Mirra

Jim PendergastJeff PooleBSO (Lts)BSO (Lts)BSO (Lts)BSO (Lts)BSO (Lts)

Barry DeroseBSO (Alternates)BSO (Alternates)BSO (Alternates)BSO (Alternates)BSO (Alternates)Jonathan BailenMatt Baldwin

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Law Enforcement NewsItems of Interest From Around The U.S.

Bisbee, Ariz. – A U.S. BorderPatrol agent who fatally shot a Mexi-can illegal entrant has been chargedwith murder by the Cochise CountyAttorney who claims the shooting wasnot justified.

Agent Nicholas Corbett has beencharged with four counts of homicide:first- and second-degree murder,manslaughter and negligent homicide.Corbett shot and killed FranciscoJavier Dominguez Rivera on January12 about 150 yards north of the U.S./Mexican border. The incident oc-curred while the agent was attemptingto catch the man and three otherstrying to enter the country illegally.

According to a statement from theCochise County Attorney, “Theevidence shows that at the time hewas shot, Mr. Dominguez Riverapresented no threat to agent Corbettand agent Corbett did not act inreasonable apprehension of imminentdeath or serious physical injury.”

Brandon Judd, vice president of Local2544, the Arizona Chapter of theNational Border Patrol Council, saysthe decision is part of a pattern ofpolitically motivated prosecutionsagainst Border Patrol agents. Accord-ing to Judd, the matching testimonyfrom the three witnesses (those whowere with Dominguez Rivera at thetime) has more to do with their bloodties and influence from the MexicanConsulate that what actually hap-pened.

Several days after the shooting,Mexican President Felipe Calderoncondemned the shooting, and theMexican Embassy in Washington senta diplomatic note to the U.S. Depart-ment of State demanding an exhaus-tive investigation. A month later, the

National Border Patrol Council claimedthat the Mexican Consulate was al-lowed to interview some of the sixwitnesses before U.S. investigators.Both the Cochise County Sheriff’sOffice, who investigated this case, andthe Mexican Consulate deny theseclaims.Source: The Arizona Daily Star

Washington, D.C. – The SupremeCourt has given cops protection fromlawsuits stemming from high-speed carchases by ruling against a teenager whowas paralyzed after his car was run offthe road.

In the 8-1 decision, Justice AntoninScalia said law enforcement officers donot have to call off pursuit of a fleeingmotorist when they reasonably expectthat other people could be hurt. Hesuggested that officers can take mea-sures to stop the car without puttingthemselves at risk of civil rights law-suits.

Former Coweta County sheriff’s deputyTimothy Scott rammed a fleeing blackCadillac on a two-lane, rain-slickedroad in March 2001. Victor Harris, the19-year-old driver, lost control andwent over an embankment at 90 milesan hour. Harris was paralyzed in theaccident and sued Deputy Scott.Source: Associated Press

Little Rock, Ark. – Arkansaspolice have discovered the latestversion of methamphetamine in theirstate: “Strawberry Quick.”

Meth has been cut with a variety ofsubstances, from lollipops to high-sugar sodas, in order to make the druggo down easier for first-time users.“Strawberry Quick” first came to lightin January, after the Nevada Depart-ment of Public Safety issued a bulletindescribing this kind of meth there.DEA agents have since heard reportsof flavored meth in Missouri, Texas,Washington state and Wisconsin.

“Strawberry Quick” uses powdereddrink mix to give the drug a pink colorand impart a sweet taste that makesthe meth more palatable and partiallymasks its harsh taste.Source: Associated Press

Melbourne, Fla. – A suspecteddrunk driver who attempted to runaway from the police didn’t get veryfar.

Bernard Johnson jumped out of his carand began running from police. Hethen ran into a moving SUV and fell tothe ground.

Cops had to use a stun gun to take himinto custody.Source: wftv.com


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The Florida House of Representatives has passed ameasure calling for the divestment of the statepension fund from Iran and Sudan. The bill, SB

2124 has previously passed the Senate and is now in thegovernor’s hands.

The measure requires the state to review the Florida statepension system and remove any investments in compa-nies doing business in Iran’s petroleum-energy sector orwith the Sudanese government. The billdirects the State’s investors to avoidinvestments in potentially sanctionablecompanies.

“The best way to shut down terrorregimes, short of military attack is toexert economic pressure. No Floridaretirement dollars shall be used to feedour enemies the bullets for their guns,”said Rep. Ari Porth, house sponsor of thelegislation.

Legislature StandsAgainst TerrorismRepresentative Ari Porth sponsorsdivestment bill

PBA MemberNamed BSODetective Of TheYearJoe Kessling Honored For HisCommitment

Ari Porth,D-Coral Springs

Sheriff Jenne with Joe and his family

Detective Joe Kessling was awarded BSO’s Detective ofthe Year Award in April. Joe earned this honorthrough his commitment and tenacity in seeing cases

through to the end.

Kessling is a 27-year law enforcement vet, with most of thattime spent as a detective. But, as Sgt. Steve Feeley, who nomi-nated him, says, “Joe… works with the vigor of a rookiedetective. His tenacity and determination are incredible.”Sgt. Feeley cited severalcases over the past yearwhere Joe’s tenacity anddetermination got the jobdone. These include theinvestigation of a gangshooting that resulted inthe arrests of four differentmembers of the LatinKings gang and the identi-fication of at least 24others.

Kessling was also recog-nized for his work making emergency repairs to other BSOemployee’s homes so that those employees could focus onhelping the citizens of Broward County,

Joe received employee of the month twice last year for hiswork in Regional Investigations.

Congratulations, Joe! We are all very proud of you.

Golf For CharitySecond annual tournament set forJune 16

The second annual golf tournament to benefit theEmbrace Life Children’s Foundation will be held onSaturday, June 16 at the Pompano Beach Municipal

Golf Course.

Embrace Life works with localhospitals to provide sick childrenwith things to make their lives abit brighter. Funds are also do-nated to the Children’s NationalMedical Center in Washington,D.C. for research and therapy.

For more information about Embrace Life, log on towww.embracelifechildrensfoundation.com. For moreinformation on the tournament, contact Deputy Ben Koosat 954/608-2779.


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Mike Casey and Frank Ferraro

Richard Rhoads, Mike Casey,Frank Ferraro and Jack Hardy

Thanks Again!We’d like to once again extend our thanks to the

people of Publix Supermarkets for theirconstant support.

Legislative Director Mike CaseyMike CaseyMike CaseyMike CaseyMike Casey presented anotherThank You plaque to Frank FerraroFrank FerraroFrank FerraroFrank FerraroFrank Ferraro, manager of Publixstore #509, Flamingo and Sunrise, for their generosity indonating all the food for Deputy Brian Tephord’s funeralreception.

Also present was Richard RhoadRichard RhoadRichard RhoadRichard RhoadRichard Rhoads, Regional Director forPublix, and District Manager Jack Hardy.Jack Hardy.Jack Hardy.Jack Hardy.Jack Hardy.

Thanks again for coming through when you wereneeded!

Welcome JudgeWood!

Paul Weiss and Judge Wood


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Legislative News

Dear Members,Overall, the 2007 Legislative Session was a disappointment. That was due to the short-

fall in the State’s budget. Consequently, the bills we introduced to enhance FRS did not

pass. Those included allowing for the purchase of Special Risk credit for certain acad-

emy time, changing the Special Risk upgraded credit from two to three percent and

increasing the subsidy paid to FRS retirees. That being said, the PBA was successful in

passing some of our non-economic bills. Of those bills that passed, the one that affects

us here in Broward County is HB 723HB 723HB 723HB 723HB 723, which strengthens the penalties for violations of

the Law Enforcement Officers’ Bill of Rights during internal investigations. This

legislation will require that an officer under investigation and the investigator con-

ducting the investigation tell the truth in both statements and reports while adhering

to the Law Enforcement Officers’ Bill of Rights through the course of the investigation.As always, I would like to thank all of the Executive Board members as well as the

PBA Representatives who took their valuable time to go to Tallahassee in order to

lobby on your behalf. Those members are as follows:Dick BrickmanDick BrickmanDick BrickmanDick BrickmanDick BrickmanPat HanrahanPat HanrahanPat HanrahanPat HanrahanPat HanrahanDebbie ReggioDebbie ReggioDebbie ReggioDebbie ReggioDebbie ReggioJeff MaranoJeff MaranoJeff MaranoJeff MaranoJeff MaranoMike CaseyMike CaseyMike CaseyMike CaseyMike CaseyPaul WeissPaul WeissPaul WeissPaul WeissPaul WeissDominic CoppolaDominic CoppolaDominic CoppolaDominic CoppolaDominic CoppolaRod SkirvinRod SkirvinRod SkirvinRod SkirvinRod SkirvinChris ChristiansonChris ChristiansonChris ChristiansonChris ChristiansonChris ChristiansonChris GatewoodChris GatewoodChris GatewoodChris GatewoodChris Gatewood

In Solidarity,

Neil VaughanVice President

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Most of us take thesummons for juryduty seriously,

but enough people skipout on their civic duty,that a new and ominouskind of scam has surfaced.Fall for it and your iden-tity could be stolen,reports CBS.

In this con, someone callspretending to be a courtofficial who threateninglysays a warrant has beenissued for your arrestbecause you didn’t showup for jury duty. Thecaller claims to be a jury coordinator.

If you protest that younever received asummons for jury duty,the scammer asks youfor your Social Securitynumber and date ofbirth so he or she canverify the informationand cancel the arrestwarrant. Sometimesthey even ask for creditcard numbers.

Give out any of thisinformation and....Bingo! Your identityhas just been stolen.The scam has been

reported so far in 11 states. This scam

Jury Duty Scamis particularly insidious because theyuse intimidation over the phone to tryto bully people into giving informationby pretending they’re with the courtsystem. The FBI and the federal courtsystem have issued nationwide alertson their web sites, warning consumersabout the fraud. For more information,check out: www.snopes.com/crime/fraud/juryduty.aspSource: Member Ralph Capone


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Congratulations to BSO BSO BSO BSO BSO Sgt. Vincent SchettinoSgt. Vincent SchettinoSgt. Vincent SchettinoSgt. Vincent SchettinoSgt. Vincent Schettino andhis wife, LisaLisaLisaLisaLisa, on the birth their son. Dylan JamesDylan JamesDylan JamesDylan JamesDylan Jamescame into the world on May 7 weighing 6 pounds, 14

ounces. He was 19 inches long.

Update!Tyler James MorrisTyler James MorrisTyler James MorrisTyler James MorrisTyler James Morris, son ofHollywood officers TravisTravisTravisTravisTravisMorrisMorrisMorrisMorrisMorris and Julie GrazianiJulie GrazianiJulie GrazianiJulie GrazianiJulie Graziani,is currently in the NICU at Holly-wood Memorial and is improving daily. As ofApril 27, he weighed 5 lbs., 13 oz. and was 18inches long.

Tyler was born on February 4, at only 27 weeks. At birthhe weighed 2 lbs., 1 oz and was 13 ¾ inches long.

Keep those prayers and good thoughts coming!

Births

PBA Rep NamedCourthouseEmployee Of TheMonthPaul Weiss honored for his quickthinking

Our very own Paul Weiss Paul Weiss Paul Weiss Paul Weiss Paul Weiss (BSO Support) wasnamed Courhouse Employee of the Month forFebruary of this year. He was honored for saving

the life of a fellow Court Deputy.

On January 2, Paul noticed that fellow Court Deputy(and PBA member) Joseph SafonteJoseph SafonteJoseph SafonteJoseph SafonteJoseph Safonte appeared to be ill andrecognized the symptoms as that of a heart attack. Weissmade sure that EMS was called so that Safonte could getimmediate medical attention.

Safonte survived, and his doctor believes that had he notreceived prompt treatment he would not have survived.Well done, Paul!


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Letters & Thanks

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