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ANOTHER PERSON WAKES UP TO THE COMPLETE STUPIDITY AND INCOMPETENCE TO THE PUNTA GORDA,POLICE DEPARTMENT.
ADMITTING THAT LEE COEL AND TOM LEWIS ARE JUST PART OF THE PROBLEM.
THERES A LOT MORE IDIOTS THERE THAT NEED TO GO.
Incompetence, or worse, in PG
Editor:
After Hurricane Irma, I now realize that our idyllic paradise of Punta Gorda is, indeed, run by the Red Queen and the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party. (Previously, I wrote this in jest. Life imitates art.) First, we have “public safety” provided by the Gang That Couldn’t Shoot Straight — the Punta Gorda PD. They hire a cop with a bad record, and then make him the K-9 officer. (I contributed $1000 for the acquisition of the dog). He allows the dog to maul an unarmed suspect, costing the city a big settlement, but he isn’t fired.
Then he is allowed to shoot and kill a citizen in a “safety demonstration,” attended by all of the Gang’s top brass, and they retire the expensive K-9 dog, and waste taxpayer millions in settlement. Then our city manager can’t seem to bring himself to fire the incompetent chief, paying his full salary for many months on “administrative leave.”
But then came Irma, providing another opportunity for the city to “excel.” Even after experiencing Hurricane Charley, this band of incompetents still can’t handle such an event. They ordered a mandatory, unprepared evacuation — without providing shelters — on the day before the storm, with the Gang’s roving cops making panicked bullhorn announcements.
Now that we have somehow lived through this gauntlet of stupidity, we find that the city needs two weeks to begin debris cleanup.
We have gone from the land of incompetence to malfeasance. They all should be fired (or voted out of office).
Richard Nelson
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THIS IS CHARLOTTE COUNTY,SHERIFF,BILL PRUMMELL PROPAGANDA.
HE IS POLICEING FOR PROFIT OFF THE WAR ON DRUGS.
HE DOES NOT WANT TO HELP HE WANTS TO HURT AND MAKE MONEY.
BECAUSE HE DOESN'T BELIEVE IN FREEDOM OR EVEN YOURE VOTE LEGALIZE POT.
BECAUSE HE WOULD LOSE MONEY OFF OF THAT.

Recovery Rocks celebrated at vigil

By ELAINE ALLEN-EMRICH

COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR

“It’s not a trap” is the message Charlotte County Sheriff Bill Prummell wants drug or alcohol addicts in dire need of help to understand.

“If a person calls us and says they have a drug problem and they want to go to rehab, we will come to them and bring them to rehab with no questions asked,” said Prummell Friday night while at the Charlotte Behavioral Health Care Recovery Rocks! vigil to raise awareness of mental and substance use disorder support services at Laishley Park in Punta Gorda. “We’ve had deputies go into a home where there were drugs and other things and walk past it all to get a person who called us and asked for help out of that situation.”

Addicts can also turn in drugs at any Charlotte County substations or to a deputy and ask for a ride to rehab. All patients are taken to Charlotte Behavioral in Charlotte County for initial treatment and counseling.

“We’ve had about 15 people go through our program for help,” Prummell said.

“When Lauri Ray, (founder of Johnny’s Dream Foundation in Englewood) came to me with this program, I was all in. Addiction is a disease. I think the older you get, the more you start to understand about addiction and the resources needed to overcome it. Now there are other sheriffs’ departments in the state who want to know more about what we are doing in Charlotte County. I’ve been working with the Manatee County Sheriff’s Office.

They are battling a huge opioid crisis there.”

Ray created the foundation in her son’s name after he died of an accidental overdose while in rehab. Now she pays for addicts serious about getting treatment to go to rehab.

“There are some people who fail at treatment the first few times,” she said. “I know a woman who was in the intensive care unit for two months after an overdose. She had a trachea while in the hospital and now a scar from it. She went off the wagon after one month.

I know of about 25 other people who have been to rehab and are successfully working their recovery program.”

Prummell and Ray received special awards for being community partners with Charlotte Behavioral Care for being proactive in helping combat drug and alcohol addiction.

Kara Olson courageously told her long journey of recovery during the event. She stood in front of the crowd with her husband John while holding her 3-month old daughter Kinsleigh Sue and daughter Kyleigh, 10.

“When I was pregnant, I used,” she said.

“I tested positive as well as my daughter for methamphetamines. I only had one clean and sober friend I could call. We had our children taken away from us.”

Olson said her husband was arrested and ordered to go to drug court and mandatory group meetings.

While waiting for him in an un-airconditioned vehicle each time he went to a meeting, Olson decided to join him. She learned from the 12-step program.

She followed it. In time, the couple petitioned to get custody of their children. Their life has improved tremendously. For Marie Sills, it wasn’t heroine or whiskey. Her addiction was cleaning up the messes made by her husband’s addiction.

“Every time he created a bad situation, I would go after him and pick up the pieces,” she said. “We lost our children. We lost everything.”

Feeling powerless to change her husband, Sills began going to Al-Anon meetings seeking a program of recovery for the families and friends of alcoholics.

Sills read a heartfelt poem about being to hell and back and conquering Satan’s stronghold over addiction and recovering with God’s strength and help.

The ceremony ended with a candlelight vigil as a bagpiper played two songs and Recovery Rocks T-shirts for participants.

Email: eallen@sun-herald.com

As the vigil comes to a close, participants listen to a bagpiper.

During the event, different groups were able to hand out information, which included the new Celebrate Recovery group at Englewood United Methodist Church, 700 East Dearborn St., Englewood.

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Lauri Ray, founder of Johnny’s Dream Foundation in Englewood, was awarded a community partner trophy by Charlotte Behavioral Center at a vigil on Friday at Laishley Park in Punta Gorda.

Marie Sills speaks to the crowd about her recovery with the help of Al-Anon as Charlotte County Sheriff Bill Prummell listens.

Friends Kelseyy Hoffert and Adrienne Nightingale check out the vendors at the event. ... See MoreSee Less

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Charlottecountyflcopwatch

THIS IS CHARLOTTE COUNTY,SHERIFF,BILL PRUMMELL PROPAGANDA.
HE IS POLICEING FOR PROFIT OFF THE WAR ON DRUGS.
HE DOES NOT WANT TO HELP HE WANTS TO HURT AND MAKE MONEY.
BECAUSE HE DOESN'T BELIEVE IN FREEDOM OR EVEN YOURE VOTE LEGALIZE POT.
BECAUSE HE WOULD LOSE MONEY OFF OF THAT.

Recovery Rocks celebrated at vigil

By ELAINE ALLEN-EMRICH

COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR

“It’s not a trap” is the message Charlotte County Sheriff Bill Prummell wants drug or alcohol addicts in dire need of help to understand.

“If a person calls us and says they have a drug problem and they want to go to rehab, we will come to them and bring them to rehab with no questions asked,” said Prummell Friday night while at the Charlotte Behavioral Health Care Recovery Rocks! vigil to raise awareness of mental and substance use disorder support services at Laishley Park in Punta Gorda. “We’ve had deputies go into a home where there were drugs and other things and walk past it all to get a person who called us and asked for help out of that situation.”

Addicts can also turn in drugs at any Charlotte County substations or to a deputy and ask for a ride to rehab. All patients are taken to Charlotte Behavioral in Charlotte County for initial treatment and counseling.

“We’ve had about 15 people go through our program for help,” Prummell said.

“When Lauri Ray, (founder of Johnny’s Dream Foundation in Englewood) came to me with this program, I was all in. Addiction is a disease. I think the older you get, the more you start to understand about addiction and the resources needed to overcome it. Now there are other sheriffs’ departments in the state who want to know more about what we are doing in Charlotte County. I’ve been working with the Manatee County Sheriff’s Office.

They are battling a huge opioid crisis there.”

Ray created the foundation in her son’s name after he died of an accidental overdose while in rehab. Now she pays for addicts serious about getting treatment to go to rehab.

“There are some people who fail at treatment the first few times,” she said. “I know a woman who was in the intensive care unit for two months after an overdose. She had a trachea while in the hospital and now a scar from it. She went off the wagon after one month.

I know of about 25 other people who have been to rehab and are successfully working their recovery program.”

Prummell and Ray received special awards for being community partners with Charlotte Behavioral Care for being proactive in helping combat drug and alcohol addiction.

Kara Olson courageously told her long journey of recovery during the event. She stood in front of the crowd with her husband John while holding her 3-month old daughter Kinsleigh Sue and daughter Kyleigh, 10.

“When I was pregnant, I used,” she said.

“I tested positive as well as my daughter for methamphetamines. I only had one clean and sober friend I could call. We had our children taken away from us.”

Olson said her husband was arrested and ordered to go to drug court and mandatory group meetings.

While waiting for him in an un-airconditioned vehicle each time he went to a meeting, Olson decided to join him. She learned from the 12-step program.

She followed it. In time, the couple petitioned to get custody of their children. Their life has improved tremendously. For Marie Sills, it wasn’t heroine or whiskey. Her addiction was cleaning up the messes made by her husband’s addiction.

“Every time he created a bad situation, I would go after him and pick up the pieces,” she said. “We lost our children. We lost everything.”

Feeling powerless to change her husband, Sills began going to Al-Anon meetings seeking a program of recovery for the families and friends of alcoholics.

Sills read a heartfelt poem about being to hell and back and conquering Satan’s stronghold over addiction and recovering with God’s strength and help.

The ceremony ended with a candlelight vigil as a bagpiper played two songs and Recovery Rocks T-shirts for participants.

Email: eallen@sun-herald.com

As the vigil comes to a close, participants listen to a bagpiper.

During the event, different groups were able to hand out information, which included the new Celebrate Recovery group at Englewood United Methodist Church, 700 East Dearborn St., Englewood.

SUN PHOTOS BY ELAINE ALLEN-EMRICH

Lauri Ray, founder of Johnny’s Dream Foundation in Englewood, was awarded a community partner trophy by Charlotte Behavioral Center at a vigil on Friday at Laishley Park in Punta Gorda.

Marie Sills speaks to the crowd about her recovery with the help of Al-Anon as Charlotte County Sheriff Bill Prummell listens.

Friends Kelseyy Hoffert and Adrienne Nightingale check out the vendors at the event. ... See MoreSee Less

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