E-mail about ticketing binge wrong

I was told this was going back and forth on this site, first it was questions about the new agenda with tickets, and some how it turned into a City vs County thing, then it went to kicking the guys on the SWAT team in the nuts. Had to check it out for myself, seems it is true, a lot of in-fighting. We are fighting Jerry and his THINK TANK (hilarious) in his office, not to mention the Brilliant minds in the chiefs office, who seem to be more concerned with how to restrict us from being the real police. That is who I thought our fight was against, who caused our current plight. Instead, we are going at each other. Hell yeah, I'm a squirrel, had to be to take the job in the first place, right? I guess I am a squirrel (x's) 2 since I am on the SWAT team, too. As it pertains to that, not much I can do, being a peon squirrel, at the callouts, once again, it is those in the chief's brilliant inner-circle who seem to make the decisions at the callouts, not our team commanders, your right, while I sit and wait for their wisdom, to trickle down. I will always look out for those I am on the team with, work related or not, just like those I work with in the First Division. I remember something about trickling, a hill and ********, usually how it goes around here. I hired on to do the job, I will keep gathering my pile of nuts for now, and sit back and watch all you guys go at each other. My fight is with the mayor's office and this chief he hired, not to mention the brilliant minds he surrounds himself with, not with anyone who actually works One thing I know for sure, my pile of nuts are large, just give me a call or drop me a line if you wanne see um. Be safe, take care of each other.

Later,

Billy Pearson III

Sorry, I forgot a couple of things. I came on the SWAT team because of the men and woman who were on the team before me. I got to work with these guys, saw how they carried themselves, everyday, and how they treated the people around them, especially the people who weren't on the team with them. I knew I wanted to be a part of that. When they left, and they left for their own personal reason, I was not sure what to do. I support each and everyone that made their decision. The amount of experience that left the team was incredible, easily over 80+ years combined. I was assured that this was not my fight, not at this point in my short time with the team, and I should see my commitment through. As for anyone that has anything negative to say about any of those individuals or what they did, I will just say that even if you had a wheelbarrow big enough to carry their nuts in, you would not be worthy of the job. I remain loyal to those still on the team and them, and support the courage they showed in their loyalty, to make that decision. If you wish to call me a brown noser, so be it, mr./mrs. anonymous.

Later,

Billy Pearson III