| E-Equality The law will be enforced in Rogers County in a fair and just manner without exception. Knowing someone and having an “in” will not exempt a citizen from obeying the law or answering for a violation of it. Equal treatment is the basis of a free society and justice misapplied becomes injustice and cannot be tolerated at any level. No deputy would ever fear a call from me or anyone else in my office concerning an arrest or citation given to someone we know. Everyone is required to obey the law. This would free the deputies to do their job and actually make the sheriff's office a fun place to work. |
| Barb said... Cole - your qualifications and experience are very impressive. That might be enough, but couple it with your dedication and compassion and the people of Rogers County should consider themselves fortunate that you are willing to take on the challenges of the Sheriff's Office. August 6, 2007 9:01 PM |
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