iePolitics: Sheriff’s Hoops’ Campaign Forms

Well by now Rod I’m suspect you think you know the reason we’re using this blog to help your opponent.  Although you may think it has to do with January 1, it doesn’t.  It has to do with the fact that your deputies refused to take a burglary report and make an arrest when it was so clearly warranted—you know, unlawful entry into a dwelling to commit theft or any other felony.  I have talked to at least a half dozen attorneys (because, yes, you and the county are being sued) and they are flabbergasted that the Sheriff”s Department would not take a report under such circumstances, thus causing me to lose $20,000 or more in property.  Any other citizen would have received proper service, but I’m special.  You think you have the right to use your position to revenge your friends, such as Mark Uffer and Mike Ramos.  And I do have the right to use my blog to see that you are not elected to a new term.

Now that I’ve looked at your campaign forms, I guess I know why I was given the treatment I was.  I remember the discussion I had with the detective and lieutenant about the blog and one looked at the other and said, “I’m glad I’m not political.”  And the other replied, “I’m glad I’m not either.”  Lo and behold, guess who is on your list of campaign contributors?  Gee, if it isn’t the detective and lieutenant that were supposed to calm the waters.  So, once again you’ve given me “special” treatment, haven’t you? Continue reading

iePolitics: Havasu Lake

I’ve apparently upset some tribal leaders with posts suggesting we are going to be taking a closer look at the goings on in Havasu Lake.  In response to their last comments, I received the following information.  I should note that this informant has been very accurate in the past and has written documentation on most, if not all, of what they claim below.

“TRIBAL” claims that the biggest issue confronting the tribe is jobs, jobs, jobs and their “remote location” is the reason for the debacle at Chemehuevi.  The real reasons behind the failure of the Tribal Government to capitalize on having temporary jurisdiction over an extremely lucrative venue (western shore of water sports capitol): Continue reading

iePolitics: Sheriff Hoops Doesn’t Like Us!

iePolitics has learned that the Sheriff’s Department has blocked iePolitics and InlandPolitics on Sheriff’s Department computers.  I’d be willing to bet that we are not blocked on the computers used by the executive staff.

So what are you afraid of Rod?  Whatcha gotta hide?   We can always tell when we’ve got a politician running scared.  Thanks for the encouragement.

iePolitics: Count Down to D-Day

Twenty-one days and counting until the circus of the century begins.  That’s right.  In only three weeks the Rex Gutierrez trial will begin and we will finally all be treated to the smug, if not truthful, testimony of Confidential Informant No. 1, our favorite yellow singing Canary, “persona au graten” Adam Aleman.

So I thought as we get closer to the big day, I would offer our star witness some advice to make it a little more comfortable for him, especially when he finds out how much research has been done into his testimony and his character. Continue reading

Paul Schrader for Sheriff of San Bernardino County- Paul’s new video regarding quality of life issues in the county.

Paul Schrader has 27 years of law enforcement experience. During his time he has worked on problems that effect local issues and have shown positive crime reduction in areas. Paul shares his vision to assist the Department in lowering crime in high crime areas.

Paul Schrader for Sheriff of San Bernardino County- Paul’s new video regarding The Homeless population in the county.

Paul Schrader, candidate for sheriff of San Bernardino County shares his vision for the homeless population in San Bernardino county and how the Department can help.