LANDSLIDE VICTORY!

After all this time I guess it is safe to say that Caribou no longer rocks!

Sucking up to the Chief.............................

Believing your doing a great job................................

Spending a ton of money on your re-election...........................

The look on your face when you get slammed by the membership 640-350....................

PRICELESS

Congrats to all the people who won their elections. The real test of merit will be to see if those that didn't get elected choose to stay active in the lodge. There are vacant delegate seats...will they come back and ask to serve still? The lodge needs more involvement form younger officers.

One of the youngest Officers running got the most votes of anyone. Jason Schweitzer got 703 votes for Lodge trustee. 1000 people voted. He outscored veteran officers for this position. It too was a signal on how the young members of this lodge need to become more active. It is your Lodge and your future. Do your part to make it better

Does this mean we can go ahead and get RID of Mark Miller?

I would like to thank the people on this website for using this platform to get the officer's voice across. Keeling stole that voice 2 years ago when he shut the website down because he didn't want anybody to comment without his permission. Well it looks like free speach wins over censorship Mr. EX President.

I like having somewhere I can go to post my thoughts about what is wrong with the way things are on the police department and in Metro Government. Keep up the good work guys!

646 to 350..............my, my,my.

What a powerful statement. Way to go John McGuire. It must have been a really tough decision for you to make. I am glad you had the guts to do it.

How do you add a picture??????

Thank goodness enough people know what kind of dirtbag Leichty is to defeat him.

that is hilarious!!

Here is a list of the 24 Delegates in order by votes received

Paul Schweizer 646

Gary Connor 483

J.T. Duncan 471

Kim Lankford 469

David James 469

Mont Taylor 458

Denis Spalding 454

Gary Fischer 402

Brian Royse 387

Tom David 374

Kristen Anderson 347

Jeff Schmitt 340

Les Skaggs 335

Jim Denton 334

Matt Staples 325

Rhonda Penigraph 321

David Culler 316

Denny Alfred 309

Leslie Watson 286

Jim Gray 283

Brian Gillock 275

Scott Lehman 270

Bob Gant 243

Sam Tucker 226

Better LUCK next time Jay!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nice comment (not) Show some class.....fools like you make me question some of the knuckleheads on the force!

I love it! There is nothing like saying I told you so but saying i told you so.

I am impressed. It is apparent that Keeling could no longer pull the wool over everone's eyes. The numbers of voters really showed that there were a lot of peope dissatisfied with his lack of leadership.

To some people it was personal, because they were victims of his problem leadership. To others it was simply business. They wanted someone they could rely on that would not bow down or make decisions that cost the lodge.

The social club (fop) just got bigger.

Here's a question from a non-LMPD member - how long can you actually go, legally, without a contract. What leverage do you have to force one? Could, for example, the city drag this out forever?

So who's our Delegates?

Brothers and Sisters,

I wanted everyone to know this before you read it in the Courier on Wednesday. I will be stepping down as your President on December 18th at the General Meeting. I want to wish the President-Elect and his new Board all the luck in the world in the next term. For those of you that I was able to help in some way I want you to know that it was an honor.

Bill Keeling

President

River City Lodge No. 614

Fraternal Order of Police

NO YOU ARE NOT STEPPING DOWN YOU WERE VOTED OUT BY A HUGE MARGIN. APPARENTLY YOU DIDN'T REALIZE JUST HOW BAD EVERYONE THOUGHT YOU WERE DOING YOUR JOB.

 ROFLMAO!!!!!!!

As far a shortages go. Remember for every officer that good ol' Jerr doesn't replace that is that much more he can spend to revitalize that DUMP called downtown. He could care less if we have people on the street then he could try and privatize the jobs which he wishes he could do. The police dept and other depts in city gov't to him are nothing more than pay numbers and expenses he doesn't want to pay. He hates us and no amount of sucking up to him will do any good. So do the best you can with what you got because it DAMN sure isn't going to get any better under this administration. Hate to bust your bubbles but that's the FACTS.

I am a fairly new officer and have a favor to ask of the vets. Can someone list some of the reasons most seem to not like the chief. I haven't had any real dealings with him other than him being at the graduation ceremony. Also, what does everyone think is going to set the new FOP president apart from keeling? I never had any dealings with John or Bill either and don't know anything about them other than what I read on here.

Thanks.

I demand a recount!!! We didn't use #2 pencils

BK

Did the chif get a deal from Jerry to stay here and not go to Chicago???

I am a gambling and I'll give you 10 to 1 odds that good ol Jerr will match Chicago's salary for chief to keep White, any takers? Yes men, like him are hard to find these days. If White leaves it won't be a money issue it will be because he will get to make 13,000 mens life miserable instead of a 1000.

James Embry Trustee?? There's a laugh

Rank - City - # Officers - Population - # Officers per 1000 Residents

15 - Columbus, OH - 1819 - 728,432 - 2.5

18 - Baltimore, MD - 3094 - 628,670 - 4.92

17

Boston, MA

1930

581,616

3.32

8

Dallas, TX

2833

1,208,318

2.35

4

Houston, TX

5,028

2,009,690

2.5

14

Jacksonville, FL

1592

773,781

2.06

2

Los Angeles

9176

3,819,951

2.4

18

Memphis, TN

2013

645,978

3.12

19

Milwaukee, WI

1907

586,941

3.25

1

New York, NY

39,890

8,085,742

4.93

5

Philadelphia, PA

6,664

1,479,339

4.51

6

Phoenix, AZ

2936

1,388,416

2.12

13

San Francisco, CA

2164

751,682

2.88

21

Washington, D.C.

3782

563,384

6.71

10

Detroit, MI

3645

911,402

4

3

Chicago, IL

13289

2,869,121

4.63

16

Louisville, KY

1136

699,017

1.63

Rank

City

# Officers

Population

# Officers per 1000 Residents

15

Columbus, OH

1819

728,432

2.5

18

Baltimore, MD

3094

628,670

4.92

17

Boston, MA

1930

581,616

3.32

8

Dallas, TX

2833

1,208,318

2.35

4

Houston, TX

5,028

2,009,690

2.5

14

Jacksonville, FL

1592

773,781

2.06

2

Los Angeles

9176

3,819,951

2.4

18

Memphis, TN

2013

645,978

3.12

19

Milwaukee, WI

1907

586,941

3.25

1

New York, NY

39,890

8,085,742

4.93

5

Philadelphia, PA

6,664

1,479,339

4.51

6

Phoenix, AZ

2936

1,388,416

2.12

13

San Francisco, CA

2164

751,682

2.88

21

Washington, D.C.

3782

563,384

6.71

10

Detroit, MI

3645

911,402

4

3

Chicago, IL

13289

2,869,121

4.63

16

Louisville, KY

1136

699,017

1.63