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Wednesday, July 02, 2008
The Sheriff Comes to Town – Is She, or Isn’t She? We do not know – she won’t say!
The Sheriff Comes to Town – Is She, or Isn’t She? We do not know – she won’t say!
Enforcement alone is not going to solve public safety issues - OCS Hutchens
July 2, 2008
During our recent interview with newly appointed OC Sheriff Hutchens, we asked her rhetorically, why issues such as culture, budget and the flawed process used by the board of supervisors to narrow down the list of candidates dominated the public forum when talking about the OCSD instead of public safety. She was quick to point our that she would rather talk about public safety
The sheriff got her wish June 26 when she visited Cox Communications taping of Cox Forum, during which she spoke about public safety in general and the importance of not being complacent, even in a safe community, specifically, echoing a common theme heard around common interest development communities, such as Coto de Caza – resident apathy. She urged residents to remain vigilant, and have an active neighborhood watch, as compared to a complacent one that forgets about burglars once a crime has been dealt with.
During our interview, the Sheriff expressed a belief in the use of metrics as a way to manage public safety. During the Cox interview, the Sheriff said that she has not had a chance to review crime and vandalism issues prevalent in some South County communities, but she emphasized that enforcement alone is not going to solve the issues – the same point we have been making for the last six plus years.
In the interview with Cox Forum anchor Terry Wedel, Hutchens spoke about the “C” word, as in changing the OCSD’s culture. ," Hutchens said. "It's really an advantage to come in new," the Sheriff told us during our interview, and repeated again with Wedel. She also added, "I think it will be a department that will be out of the papers in terms of the negative press," . Of course, our watchdog journalistic persuasion advises us to trust but verify: We are already seeing symptoms that the Sheriff is taking an active role in controlling the message distributed to the media. After asking the Sheriff for her promised 120-day plan, we have not received a response, for instance
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