Extreme Makeover for Orange County Sheriff's Department?
January 23, 2007
The OC Register has quoted Sheriff Anderson as saying that he is a different type of Sheriff. We have asked Sheriff Anderson if these remarks imply that he is not happy with the current organizational culture at the OCSD, and if not, what would be the desirable attributes of an Anderson OSCD's culture?
Given recent events, including the convictions of Sheriff Carona’s ex-aides & collaborators Jaramillo and Haidl, and the recent problems with Sheriff Carona himself, is not a stretch to conclude that the Orange County Sheriff’s Department indeed is in dire need of an extreme cultural make over.
Further, Orange County Tax Collector Chriss Street has been under fire for a number of alleged breaches and refuses to step down, even after long time friend and supporter supervisor Moorlach has asked him to do so.
Orange County supervisor Orange County Chris Norby has been sued for sexual harassment.
Then there is the lost file in the beating death of a man in the Theo Lacy jail.
Is it a reach to conclude that the extreme cultural makeover is not only necessary at the OCSD, but also throughout Orange County?
And of course, we do not even mention Capistrano Valley School District's Enemies' List.
We are eagerly waiting to hear from Sheriff Anderson
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