A similar letter with a similar tone by the same author was recently posted on Facebook. It was sent to the Gainesville Sun and reprimanded the University of Florida Police Department for something that was allegedly stated by them at the O'Connell Center to incoming students. The statement was never directly heard by the author, Mr. Thompson. His response was quite belligerent toward UPD. As a retired law enforcement officer, I personally contacted Chief Linda Stump and Capt. Bart Knowles of UPD and gave them a heads up about the letter posted on Facebook and (possibly) soon to be published in the Sun. The letter was very aggressive and certainly didn't speak for me. I also asked the same question.......do the Board members approve letters written on behalf of our Club by our cycling advocate? Does he have free reign to write whatever he wants, about anyone or any situation he
perceives to be adversarial toward biking? I don't believe a single Board member responded even though all this took place on the GCC Facebook page. Fortunately I don't believe the letter was ever published by the Sun. So what does the Club leadership have to say? Sent from Yahoo! Mail for iPad |
No doubt! You just can't tell an entire city, "No more Mr. Nice Guy." And by the way, always.....be nice.
On Fri, Sep 6, 2013 at 8:48 AM, Rob Robins <rhrobins@flmnh.ufl.edu> wrote:
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