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Monday, March 5, 2012
Crime & Public Safety Tell The Sheriff's Department How You REALLY Feel
Posted by Brian J. Pedersen on Mon, Mar 5, 2012 at 12:05 PM
If you've ever wanted to have the opportunity to speak freely and frankly with members of local law enforcement — and with some level of anonymity — the Pima County Sheriff's Office is giving you that chance.
At 9 a.m. Tuesday Sgt. Kenneth Coultas from PCSO's Personnel Unit will host a live discussion via the department's Twitter and Facebook accounts for anyone and everyone interested.
The scheduled topic is 'Careers in Law Enforcement,' but if this online chat is like any other I've been involved with, it's likely to devolve into a variety of other topics, not all of which are of a positive tone.
A news release issued by PCSO spokeswoman Dawn Barkman said participants will be asked to stay on topic, and to submit unrelated questions in writing through the department's Web site, but we all know that's not going to be adhered to by the question askers.
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