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Come November 5th, Miami-Dade County will elect its first Sheriff in nearly 60 years. After the August 20th primary election, two candidates of fourteen emerged victorious to vie for the top cop seat in November.
The candidates are Rosario Cordero Stutz, a Donald Trump Maga-ite, and Democrat James Reyes.
Cordero-Stutz hasn’t revealed if she believes former President Donald Trump lost the 2020 presidential election.
Trump has endorsed Cordero-Stutz, a 28-year veteran Miami-Dade police Major. Former President Donald Trump is not known for endorsing anyone who believes he’s lost the Presidential election to President Joe Biden.
James Reyes vs Rosorio Codero-Stuts
On 10-06-2024, both candidates appeared on Channel 10 “This Week In South Florida” with host Glenna Milberg.
Reyes won with 46% of the votes.
James Reyes is the current Chief of Miami-Dade County Public Safety and a former colonel with the Broward Sheriff’s Office, where he worked for over two decades.
During their appearance on This Week In South Florida, Reyes displayed a sense of being versed in policy and calm leadership, while Cordero-Stuts came across as hysterical and emotional. Facts.
Dade County Corrupt Sheriff Talmadge Killed
In 1966, because of widespread police corruption within the Sheriff’s Office, the residents of Dade County voted to remove the Sheriff’s position as an elected official. Since then, the county’s mayor has served as the top cop. The mayor would then appoint someone s/he likes to be the director of the Sheriff’s department.
Sheriff Talmadge A. Buchanan was the last person voted into office as Dade County Sheriff. According to a grand jury report, he led an organized gang of thieves with badges in his department. Sheriff Talmadge A. Buchanan and his deputies were responsible primarily for house burglaries. His deputies watched homeowners as they left for work, and then they burglarized their homes. MDPD Sergeant John Roper headed a crew that would arrest young Black men and then offer them guns to kill their rivals.
Conflicting reports of the Sheriff’s “accidental” death claim that Buchanan was drunk and stumbled into oncoming traffic.
In 1966, after Sheriff Buchanan died from a suspicious hit-run accident, the residents of Dade County opted to have the mayor select the head of the department. Come November 5th, voters will once again decide who will lead MDPD.
Miami Corrupt Police Department
The City of Miami’s form of corruption was unlike that of Dade County. Miami PD is not the usual corrupt cop’s story. Aside from wantonly murdering young Black men, several city cops are known for hyper-extrajudicial killings and drug dealing. The City of Miami River Cops were responsible for a slew of robberies and murders in Miami.
In 2021, Miami hired Art Acevedo, a reform-minded Police chief. City manager Manuel Noriega fired Chief Art Acevedo months after his hiring. Chief Acevedo started peeling back some scabs on an old sore of corruption. Miami City Manager Manuel Noriega is highly corrupt.
Cordero-Stuts vs. James Reyes
Colonel Cordero-Stuts brags about her 28-year tenure at MDPD. Danny Torres, the brutal cop in the Tyreek Hill brutality video, also got hired with Cordero-Stuts. It’s under Cordero-Stuts’ leadership that Danny Torres’ crimes flourished against the residents of Dade County. She intends to change nothing of substance should she get elected Sheriff.
The only policy change Cordero-Stuts agrees on is reckless police chases. She says, “MDPD is right to limit aggressive actions like crashing into fleeing cars. “It can endanger more lives.
We will not risk lives unless a situation puts the entire community in danger.”
MDPD Colonel Rosie Cordero-Stuts is still waiting to be ready to lead. Two candidates are running for Miami-Dade County Sheriff. One candidate is qualified, but the other needs to be more knowledgeable.
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