Pinellas Sheriff probably a seminole fireman by now

Deputy Is Accused Of Domestic BatteryPosted Jul 23, 2007 by The Tampa TribuneUpdated Jul 24, 2007 at 12:07 AM
An off-duty Pinellas County sheriff’s deputy was arrested Monday and charged with one count of domestic battery.
Gerard R. Greer, 39, was arrested about 7:30 p.m. Monday at his Pinellas County home.
Deputies determined an argument Greer had with his spouse Sunday had become physical, they said in a statement.
She had “a visible injury for which she later sought treatment at a local walk-in medical clinic,” the release states.
Greer is being held without bail at Pinellas County Jail pending a court hearing.

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"It gives us a very special, secret pleasure to see how unaware people are of what is really happening to them." - Adolf Hitler - Heated Discussion Firefighter vs Citizen pertaining to Fire Brigade abuse of tax dollars

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An interesting PUBLIC discussion pertaining to Firemen ABUSE OF PUBLIC FUNDS at FloridaToday.com.
Unlike THIS victim I have NO intention of keeping this information to myself. I warned warned and warned. Let the chips fall where they may. I think I've made it PRETTY CLEAR that I intend to reveal if it doesn't stop and instead they thought they'd scare me and DO MORE. That's their choice.

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