May 7: Nacogdoches County Booking Report

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1. Myrtle says:

   June 19, 2012 at 4:20 pm

   You’re trying to put as spin on what I’m sinayg. Every jail in the state of Texas does have their own problems, including the one here. As far as Sheriff Kerss taking responsibility, it’s kind of like raising your kids. You raise them how you want them to behave and teach them your values and when they become adults, you can only hope that they make the right choices and do the right things. Same goes for employees. The deputies don’t carry out his direction on every choice they make. That’s why people get fired or demoted, for NOT carrying out his direction. A lot of what a deputy does comes from the training they get while attending the academy; some of it is common sense and some from what an administrator tells them. Some deputies make good choices and do their job and some get into trouble for making poor choices. Nobody is perfect, and Kerss deals with them as necessary. Just like all administrators. You could say the same thing about the Bridges supporters and him working crime in Nacogdoches County and not in Shelby County. Kerss isn’t lax on anything that he does. He’s very thorough and has probably forgotten more about the law than Bridges will ever know. A sheriff has to focus on more than just one thing. It’s scary to think about what would happen to the citizens here who sleep at night because the streets are patrolled by deputies if Bridges becomes sheriff. He’s not concerned about people’s property being stolen or torn up, or patrolling at night. He’s fixated on one thing. He’s not capable of being, and doesn’t have the mind set it takes to be, sheriff.

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