Caylee Marie Anthony #101 1/30/09 - 2/01/09

[Nut44x4]

The executioner:
 Is a private citizen who is paid $150 per execution. State law allows for his or her identity to remain anonymous.

Hell...I'd do it for free

[trimmonthelake]

http://law.findlaw.com/state-laws/capital-punishment/florida/

Method of Execution Lethal injection, unless person sentenced to death elects for electrocution; if either or both found to be unconstitutional, then by any constitutional method

She should go in front of a firing squad that is in slow motion....start at her knees and work up...slowly

Works for me. 

[FloridaKatz]

I wish we had a chat tool here.  That was kinda fun !!

[FloridaKatz]

Well Miss J Wray just sent me a PM on her chat.  Here was her question:    "what is ure first name?  "

Yea, like I'm gonna answer that one !  She prolly wanted to take me up on my offer to go say a little prayer with her at the memorial site.  Geez, glad I got outta there unscathed !

[numbersgirl]

I wish we had a chat tool here.  That was kinda fun !!

That was fun.  I haven't laughed that hard in a long time.  These monkeys can really cut loose...think Boo on New Years Eve everyone!
        

[Sassycat]

The executioner:
 Is a private citizen who is paid $150 per execution. State law allows for his or her identity to remain anonymous.

Hell...I'd do it for free

     They should hold a lottery and see who gets to do it!

[Sassycat]

I wish we had a chat tool here.  That was kinda fun !!

That was fun.   You guys are hilarious !

[Deenie]

I wish we had a chat tool here.  That was kinda fun !!

I love Old people - and My Fave Movie all Time  - Is Christmas Vacation.

And This JOY Room to me is a release ~ to be able to play devils advocate with another who is a Nut Job ... it feels good.

her expense is None. She Loves it, the attention - Unless you say the name Sara. OOOPs.

[Nut44x4]

Orlando police chief, Orange County sheriff balance work, married life

Orlando police chief, Orange County sheriff share lives, work

February 1, 2009
ORLANDO - Val Butler was a rookie patrol cop working on the ground floor of the Orlando Police Department. Jerry Demings worked as a detective on the second floor. One day, after hearing through the grapevine that he was unhappy with a patrol report she had written, she walked upstairs to his office and gave him a piece of her mind.

"She was a rookie cop. A rookie!" Jerry Demings said with disbelief almost a quarter of a century later. "I thought, 'Who on Earth is this person?'"

"I think that's when he fell in love with me," she said.

The romantic sparks flew, but they waited a bit before going on their first date. Marriage followed several years after that.

Now, Val Demings, 51, is Orlando's police chief, and Jerry Demings, 49, was sworn in last month as sheriff of surrounding Orange County in a rare instance of a married couple leading two law enforcement agencies in neighboring jurisdictions. They have been married for 20 years.

"This is something that is unique," said Fred Wilson, director of operations for the National Sheriffs' Association in Alexandria, Va. "It may very well be a first."

Not everyone thinks it's a good idea to have the heads of the two largest local law enforcement agencies in the Orlando area married to each other. What about the potential for conflict of interest and lack of independence? Those issues were raised by Jerry Demings' Republican opponent during the campaign for sheriff in the fall, although John Tegg refused to comment for this story.

Jerry Demings, who ran as a Democrat, will earn $159,000 a year as sheriff. His wife was appointed to the $139,000-a-year job a year ago by Democratic Mayor Buddy Dyer.

Family ties among local law enforcement heads aren't unheard of in the Orlando area. Jerry Demings' predecessor, former Orange County Sheriff Kevin Beary, is the son of a former police chief of Winter Park, an Orlando suburb, and his brother is the former police chief of Lake Mary, another suburb. But a married couple is a first for this theme park mecca, where the perception of crime is taken as seriously as actual crime given the economy's reliance on tourism.

"In an optimal world, you probably would want to have cooperating agencies operate fully at arm's length because they represent different constituencies' interests," said Lew Oliver, chairman of the Orange County Republican Executive Committee in Orlando. "They're both very fine law enforcement officers with good reputations, so I don't think it's a big deal."

The mayor saw no potential conflict of interest with his chief of Orlando's 1,000-employee police force married to the Orange County sheriff, who oversees 2,400 workers.

"Certainly, it's a unique situation," Dyer said in an e-mail. "But nowhere is it written that a married couple cannot hold leadership positions in law enforcement at different agencies in the same geographic area."

The Demings dismiss any concerns.

She said their past behavior is the best indicator of how they will operate. She worked for her husband as a high-ranking captain when he served as Orlando police chief from 1999 to 2002.

"No one can point to any instance when there was ever a conflict of interest ... when we abused our authority in the agency," she said. "If we could exist within the same agency as husband and wife, certainly we can exist in two separate and distinct agencies as heads of those agencies."

With a stylish haircut and broad smile, she cuts a glamorous if no-nonsense figure. Her mustached husband has a mirthful smile that suggests politician more than police officer.

They have the somewhat comic routine of many longtime couples. They laugh at each other's jokes, suggest that the other one tell a particular story and interrupt each other to set the record straight if they disagree with the way the story is going. To relax, they ride Harley-Davidson motorcycles together.

"She has followed me in most of my jobs," he said.

While it's meant as a joke, the statement isn't off target since the two have tred the same career paths. Both came from large families of modest means. One of his brothers died young from the ravages of heroin addiction, a tragedy that gave the sheriff firsthand knowledge of the impact of drug abuse on families.

They studied at Florida State University in Tallahassee at the same time, although they didn't know each other. She majored in criminology; he studied finance. He joined the Orlando police force in 1981, while she worked as a social worker before moving to the city to attend the Orlando Police Academy in 1983.

They shared the same social circle after their initial, somewhat stormy introduction at the police department, where they were ground-breakers. He was the city's first African-American police chief and became Orange County's first black sheriff. She was the city's second African-American police chief and the first woman to lead the agency.

He is taking over the sheriff's office at a time when the Orlando area has broken its all-time murder record. Orange County, which includes unincorporated areas, Orlando and nine other cities, has more than 1 million residents.

Given the demands of their jobs, they now have to schedule their date nights.

"It may be shocking to a lot of people but we enjoy talking about [work]," she said. "We brainstorm, look at things from different perspectives, bouncing things off each other and trying to come up with the best plan for the community."
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/local/southflorida/sfl-floorlandocops0201sbfeb01,0,4910884.story?track=rss


just moving things along..... 

[trimmonthelake]

I wish we had a chat tool here.  That was kinda fun !!

That was fun.   You guys are hilarious !

Naughty monkeys. 

[no rose colored glasses]

I wish we had a chat tool here.  That was kinda fun !!

That was fun.  I haven't laughed that hard in a long time.  These monkeys can really cut loose...think Boo on New Years Eve everyone!
        

That was really fun, that's what it was like New Year's Eve.

[Cappuccino]

apparently rayrya doesnt like to answer questions

[Deenie]

apparently rayrya doesnt like to answer questions

You sorta lit up the chat - was that You or is that you - on JOY chat ..lol ..Joy chat ..
Your blue name

[NewfieMonkey]

That was 5 minutes of my life I will never get back!   

[Cappuccino]

Yup that was lil ole me, I dont hide 

[Kat_Gram]

I wish we had a chat tool here.  That was kinda fun !!

That was fun.   You guys are hilarious !

Naughty monkeys. 

Just remember who is the Manager of the Band, the one who takes the money for the
" Smashing Bananers " .

[NewfieMonkey]

BTW Monkeys ... I'm personal friends with Elvis, Frank Sinatra, John Wayne and Albert Einstein.  We have lunch on Thursdays.   

[trimmonthelake]

BTW Monkeys ... I'm personal friends with Elvis, Frank Sinatra, John Wayne and Albert Einstein.  We have lunch on Thursdays.   

I knew you looked familiar. 

[Cappuccino]

BTW Monkeys ... I'm personal friends with Elvis, Frank Sinatra, John Wayne and Albert Einstein.  We have lunch on Thursdays.   

I knew you looked familiar. 

Funny my day is Wednesday

[Blink34]

http://www.wftv.com/news/18616112/detail.html

I apolly in advance if this was already posted, but Mr. Nejame has been very busy this weekend..