Actually, the top county lawman has been on the warpath against the Sheriff and his colleagues since around May via Twitter . . . Here's a conversation that offers an extended list of grievances:
As The Primary Approaches, Jackson County Sheriff Blasts The Conduct Of His Predecessor & Political Challenger
Darryl Forte is running his reelection campaign against the man he replaced as sheriff two years ago. Forte said his priorities include hiring into the ranks and promoting more women and people of color, and stressed the importance of building relationships between law enforcement and the community.
Playing the race card.
ReplyDeleteHe's the biggest humbug fraud perpetrated on Jackson county right after the Mayor was for KCMO.
ReplyDeleteAnd the worthless Petersucker and Frankie boy, imposters are rampant at Jackson county after all, it’s the only thing that got forte his job, the racist frank white.
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ReplyDeleteSo funny two pigs rolling in the mud. Both corrupt, both dirty cops. One racist as hell and a thief, one that has no backbone against black racist terrorists. Now that's a win win situation. HaHaHaHa
Forte and Lucas both play the race card
ReplyDeleteWithout the advantage of being colored, neither Lucas or Forte would ever have been given anything. They are two pieces of shit.
ReplyDeleteMake Jackson County Sheriff Sharp Again!
ReplyDeleteSharp is going to win !
ReplyDelete^^^^And yet he's still a sleazebag. Weird.
ReplyDeleteSharp is better than a turd.
ReplyDeleteFor Darrylicous to accuse anyone else of being a corrupt racist is nothing more than a case of the pot calling the kettle black.
ReplyDeleteAnyone else notice that he’s claiming responsibility for seven of the last eight minorities hired by the Sheriff’s Department? Sort of makes you wonder how many minorities had even bothered to apply prior to his being appointed Sheriff. It also begs the question of whether he changed the standards for being hired? If all he’s doing is lowering the bar in order to get otherwise unqualified minorities in the door, that’s not a victory for Jackson County taxpayers or the other employees at the Sheriff’s Office.
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