Category: Florida Criminal Justice Standards & Training Commission
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Broward Sheriff Tony, his rich pals and brass donate big to Miami-Dade sheriff candidate Reyes
Broward County Sheriff Gregory Tony, up for re-election in November, is exceedingly confident. So confident that he gave a whopping $50,000 from his political committee to the political committee of Miami-Dade sheriff candidate James Reyes.
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As BSO turns: Sheriff Tony’s only defense witness at trial for lying under oath turns out to be his lover
By Dan Christensen FloridaBulldog.org The non-jury trial of Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony on charges that he repeatedly lied under oath to obtain Florida driver’s licenses took a startling twist Tuesday when his defense’s lone witness admitted she was also his lover.
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Broward Sheriff Tony on trial today with his license to be a police officer on the line
By Dan Christensen FloridaBulldog.org Eighteen months after a panel of Florida’s Criminal Justice Standards & Training Commission found probable cause to consider revoking Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony’s license to carry a badge and a gun, Tony finally faces the music in a court of law.
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FDLE delays trial that could cost Broward Sheriff Tony his license to be a cop; special interests flood Tony’s re-election PAC with huge donations
By Dan Christensen, FloridaBulldog.org Believe it or not, but there’s been another delay in the administrative trial of Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony on charges that he has repeatedly lied under oath throughout his career as a police officer. Canceled is the previously scheduled date of Nov. 1-2. The new date for that final hearing is…
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Broward Sheriff Tony running again even as state ethics and police standards commissions push cases against him toward trial
By Dan Christensen FloridaBulldog.org Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony hasn’t filed paperwork to run for re-election next year, but there’s no doubt now that he’s running – despite a mountain of bad news, including findings by two state commissions that there’s probable cause to believe that he’s lied repeatedly under oath.
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DeSantis removed Tampa’s top prosecutor for ‘defiance’ on abortion law, but not Broward Sheriff Tony for outspoken opposition to anti-riot law
By Dan Christensen FloridaBulldog.org When Gov. Ron DeSantis removed and replaced Tampa-area State Attorney Andrew Warren last month, he said he acted because Warren had essentially gone rogue – declaring publicly that he would not waste resources to prosecute abortion providers or doctors who provide gender-affirming care to transsexual youth or their parents.