Broward County Commissioners Face Questions About Shady Deals

A A A Comments (2) By Bob Norman Thursday, Feb 4 2010

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It seems that a fire has been lit under Broward State Attorney Michael Satz since the feds came in and rattled his turf with the arrests of Eggelletion, Broward School Board member Beverly Gallagher, and others. It's a welcome development, and if Satz, who has held his position since 1976 (yes, since America's Bicentennial), plays his cards right, he could transform his legacy in a dramatic way.

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N. Ali-Cassim 05/22/2010 2:05:00 AM

It is ironic that the county commissioners seem to be up to their necks in suspicious activities considered to be illegal via open investigations while they are ordering the Law Enforcement community to cut budgets and lay off law enforcement officers by the hundreds. To serve and protect has been our mission and now we endanger the public by cutting down on law enforcement. What has the public to say on this matter?

Ray 02/03/2010 6:56:00 PM

Good stuff. Seems like some local outlets look the other way when it comes to powerful politicos. Can't wait for the real stuff to come out on our newest member downtown, Albert Jones. Let's see- he lives in what district now.... and his wife lives where?????