I can only hope that you two are not insinuating that people who go through the court system do not get treated fairly. I have been there on jury duty and personally witnessed court staff being abused by these “up-standing” citizens. If doing your job allows you to be abused by people who not only know and abuse the system, what a sad country this has become. If our county commissioners are not willing to take a stand and listen to the staff that deal with this element of people on a daily basis, and take measures to protect them while they are doing their jobs, then maybe its time we put them on notice. They say that money is the issue? How do you put a price tag on peoples safety? They have a right to be safe at work. In fact lets play it this way….if an incident occurs requiring immediate attention for security, I urge courthouse staff to call each of the commissioners instead of the sheriff. Let THEM stand between you and some ticked off person who really has nothing to lose. If that is there idea of “security” thank god none of my loved ones work at the courthouse.
To those who do work there….may God be with you and just know that there are some of us who think you are worth protecting.
this is something that has been public knowledge for a long time and also been a long time coming. If they had paid their bills and their help this wouldn't have happened.
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getagrip (Anonymous) says…
Native…..I don't know ya but……amen!!!! :) lmao
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I can only hope that you two are not insinuating that people who go through the court system do not get treated fairly. I have been there on jury duty and personally witnessed court staff being abused by these “up-standing” citizens. If doing your job allows you to be abused by people who not only know and abuse the system, what a sad country this has become. If our county commissioners are not willing to take a stand and listen to the staff that deal with this element of people on a daily basis, and take measures to protect them while they are doing their jobs, then maybe its time we put them on notice. They say that money is the issue? How do you put a price tag on peoples safety? They have a right to be safe at work. In fact lets play it this way….if an incident occurs requiring immediate attention for security, I urge courthouse staff to call each of the commissioners instead of the sheriff. Let THEM stand between you and some ticked off person who really has nothing to lose. If that is there idea of “security” thank god none of my loved ones work at the courthouse.
To those who do work there….may God be with you and just know that there are some of us who think you are worth protecting.
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getagrip (Anonymous) says…
this is something that has been public knowledge for a long time and also been a long time coming. If they had paid their bills and their help this wouldn't have happened.