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Blount Today on the BCSO auditSubmitted by R. Neal on Mon, 12/31/2007 - 13:47.
Blount Today files this report on the recent audit of the Blount Co. Sheriff's Office. An excerpt: There have been recriminations -- professional and personal - plus under-the-breath talk of political collusion and veiled references about whether there had been waste, abuse, even fraud involved in the disposal of the vehicles. The article also quotes County Commissioner David Graham as saying there are attempts to paint him as a "follower of a Folts cult, and that’s not the case." Folts has a cult? ( categories: )
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Cult = accountability?
Yeah, some cult.
If so, where do I sign up??
Where would this county be without your Jim Folts and Linda Kings? I think it would be business as usual, but without fear of exposure.
This is the first statement of the audit, and our three kings want to claim "no problem". I wonder how the weather is in their world?
This sounds like an excuse for this;
The audit didn't spend much time looking into the accounting at local garages. Maybe in lieu of holding up in the county, a search downtown would have yielded more. If a car becomes like a Waffle House omelet, scattered, smothered, diced and chopped - how is it supposed to be counted?
Citizens, don't you understand - these hours would otherwise be dedicated to study time for those seeking their college degrees. Joke: How many BCSO deputies does it take to find missing cars? Answer: Apparently all of them. ("entire staff")
First, if the Sheriff took part of his $17million plus budget and dedicated it to proper accounting, it wouldn't have cost a dime. Also, any money saved this year is a result of citizen input, certainly not because of a lack of it.
By them.
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