If I were Paul Milde (R-Aquia), I’d too want to forget all about the $40 Million public safety radio communication system. I recently wrote about how bad of a deal this was for Stafford taxpayers. At last night’s Board of …
Has everyone in Stafford County gone bananas? No, really? This story is so ludicrous; I don’t even know where to begin. According to myFoxdc.com, a Colonial Forge High School student was “handcuffed and placed in a police car for running …
Here’s the transcript of Chuck Feldbush’s (I-Stafford) recent event to kickoff his upstart campaign (my emphasis included): I stand before you as the Independent Candidate for the Office of Sheriff here in Stafford County. When I made the final decision …
Time to JETTison Stafford Sheriff, Feldbush Officially Launches Campaign Read more »
I’m bewildered by how someone who is running to be Stafford County Commonwealth’s Attorney continues to thumb his nose at the law? Three weeks ago, I discovered what appeared to be an illegal campaign donation to Eric “Law & Order” …
Olsen Broke Law By Accepting Donation From Foreign National Read more »
I’m betting many residents are not aware that Sheriff Charlie Jett (R-Stafford) was the lead acquisition official in charge of Stafford County’s procurement of a $40 million public safety radio communications system from Motorola. In past blog posts, I’ve alluded …
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According to the Virginia State Police, crime was up in Stafford County for the fifth straight year. It wasn’t just up, but has soared by 60% since 2005. Worse yet, when strictly looking at violent crimes, crime has soared a whopping …
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You can read more about the case that Feldbush is talking about here and here. This is just one example of what Commonwealth’s Attorney candidate Tim Barbrow recently called “too many examples in the current administration where the lack of …
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