An independent survey of over 2000 voters regarding name recognition of all candidates in San Bernardino County and State districts races was completed June 4, 2010.
Paul Schrader ranked number 3 as most recoginized candidate in the county. The other Sheriff’s candidates did not make it into the top 10.
Paul Schrader has the experience and leadership to be the next sheriff of San Bernardino County.
Elect Paul Schrader as Sheriff 2010. www.sheriffpaul.net.
Endorsement for Sheriff of San Bernardino County
By Dave Henderson
Saturday, June 5, 2010
After a great deal of research on the various candidates, I have been trying to decide who I would vote for and if I would follow a long standing tradition as a publisher and declare my endorsement of any candidates. I have never openly endorsed a candidate.
I do not believe in voting along party lines. I search to find the candidate who follows my beliefs and has the moral character and honesty that matters to me. Will the candidate sell their soul to obtain or stay in power? As with all of you, that decision is a very personal. Continue reading
Hoops he did it again! The legacy of the good old boy club continues.
Its time for a fresh start. Break the club. Its time. We deserve better.
Elect Paul Schrader as Sheriff of San Bernardino County 2010. www.sheriffpaul.net
I wonder if other papers could look into this?
I wonder why Hoops did not contact POST, he said he did and POST said he didn’t?
Please show some transparency and show us the new policy regarding POST certificates.
Those that feel shamed in the Department help is on the way.
See the
below listed news article:
San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Captain investigated
Posted on 2010 April 22 by BBVM
Criminal charges are being reviewed for a retired San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department captain accused of falsifying certifications to raise his salary and selling doctored training records to other employees.
Details of the alleged scheme have not been released. The captain, whose wife works at the sheriff’s training academy, has not been identified because it is a personnel matter. Continue reading
By Stacia Glenn Staff Writer
An aggressive social media campaign has considerably upped Paul Schrader’s chances of gaining recognition and support in his efforts to be San Bernardino County’s next sheriff.
The 27-year law enforcement veteran works for the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and lives in Fontana. He is joining local sheriff’s Deputy Mark Averbeck in challenging Sheriff Rod Hoops, who was appointed 14 months ago to finish his predecessor’s term. Continue reading
**************PRESS RELEASE******************
This release is in response to the request for a grand jury probe into possible misconduct by high-ranking officials at the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department.
4/8/2010
From the Headquarters of Paul Schrader, Candidate for Sheriff-Coroner, San Bernardino County.
As part of my fresh start approach to the San Bernardino Sheriff’s Department, it will be my duty to see that the Department is above reproach in order to restore and retain the respect and trust of the public. My first objective is to make all areas of the Department transparent.
In order to bring justice to those wronged and closure to those who have done right, I will have all internal investigations expedited. The community will know the truth, and Deputies will be treated fairly and in accordance with “The Peace Officer’s Bill of Rights”. Continue reading
We need to see change regarding the gun laws in California. Call your lawmakers and tell them you want the law changed.
On Tuesday, April 6, the Assembly Public Safety Committee will consider three pro-gun bills.
Assembly Bill 2053, sponsored by Assemblymember Jeff Miller (R-71), would clarify the current statutes for law enforcement to issue a concealed firearms license. Under AB2053, the “good cause” stipulation would apply to self-defense, defending the life of another, or preventing crime in which a human life is threatened. Continue reading
I love my family. This is what it is all about. We walked all day long. We made lots of new friends and supporters. My girls are learning leadership everyday they work on this wonderful endeavor. We have great support from most of the businesses in the downtown area of Upland. We walked and talked to several people by door knocking later in the day, which was such a success. Upland residents are ready for a “Fresh Start” and we are here to help.
Ozzie Garcia a local artist and great manwho invited me to the new, We Are Proud Clothing (WAP) gallery/store in Rancho Cucamonga. The picture above from left to right is, Ozzie Garcia, Paul Schrader, The Guitar Man, and David Chu President & Owner of WAP. David’s company gives half of all proceeds to help the homeless. David allowed me to contact his staff and customers regarding my campaign. David’s website is wearproud.org and he is a great guy. Check him out. Continue reading
My name is Paul Schrader, and I am running for the position of Sheriff-Coroner of San Bernardino County. My campaign is based on what we call the Fresh Start Initiative. My goal is to bring a Fresh Start to San Bernardino County that the citizens can be proud of, participate in, and see concrete, forward-looking solutions to the problems we face.
Community Responsibility- A Sheriff’s Department that accepts its responsibility to the community, and works with the community to improve
conditions for all.
The other day I was in Chino Hills. I was talking with a guy by the name of John. He said he would like to see the Department executives reaching out to the community, finding out what needs and concerns they have. He said when he has tried to reach anyone of any rank, he is directed to a patrol deputy. He is frustrated.
While in Victor Valley I talked to Helen. She had a few of her friends with her. She said she wanted a group to help bring the Department and community together. She said the Department said she could volunteer. She tried to call the Sheriff’s Office and was redirected to a patrol deputy. She does not want to be a volunteer, she would love to be part of a community group that could partner with the Department. She is frustrated.
I hear this throughout the county. Deputies are being utilized to answer questions that should go through Department executives. Our deputies are trying to provide law enforcement services and need tools to do the job even better.
I will have community groups in every area of the county. We will meet and work together, ensuring they are getting service needed in their area. I will be available to citizens. This is being done in Departments all over the State. 