Basehor Sentinel, do you give/sell posters' IP addresses to people requesting them, or is this "johninbasehor" your employee who hacked them, or is he just mouthing off again?
3 IP addresses, 3 households, 3 people, with 3 user names, but 2 are the same person, and that makes it being one person running around to 3 different households using their computers to argue with themselves. Is that what you really intended to say above? If you want to make a threat about finding where posters live who disagree with you, the correct # of IP addresses should be 8, with 5 who seem to be in agreement with each other about wanting something done at city hall and asking for proof of above allegations against the whistleblower, and you 3 jokers who want all of us to go away in a balloon.
And you all are okay with the idea that our local officers could be called on a crime scene with empty shotguns in their car, just because "officer Jennifer" said in a prior post that it's ok, you just get the key to the ammo cabinet from the police chief or Lt. Pierce because they're available most of the time?
And the police chief is admitting that he's been "unfair" to officer Cory because he didn't want the former police chief Horner to hire him--well, who the H*** is he, the mafia boss, who has to be asked to hire somebody?
The chief also admits that Mary Mogel, the HR clerk, cost him $4,000 that he had to pay back (doesn't say the reason but hints that he wasn't supposed to have the 4-grand in the first place), and then Loughry is quoted as saying that's why officer Cory is having so much trouble, because he'd gone to Mary Mogel to file a hostile work environment, and "what happens in the Basehor PD stays in the Basehor PD."
Then there's the chief refusing to take a crime report from a Basehor caller who got both his social security card and money from his bank account stolen, griping with Lt. Pierce about spending budget money on rescuing a dying child, threatening the officer with his job if he doesn't sign a bogus write-up over some cockamamey "dirt investigation" done by Lt. Pierce against officer Cory just because his own son who worked for the city dumped dirt in the wrong place causing his son to get chewed out from his own supervisor, and last but not least, Loughry and Martley both refusing the officer any hearing, any appeal, or even having the city council be the final authority to determine if there should be a termination at all, as per the city's policy at that time.
Those are just the highlights of the above posted lawsuit, and the above 3 posters want to accuse 5 other posters of being only 1 or 2 people being mad, being insanely angry, being crazy, being negative, arguing among themselves, and "we know where you live cuz we got your IP addresses" type of BS.
And your duty as trolls is exactly what again--run off any posters who might expose too much? How much do they pay you, 30 pieces of silver?
ProudOfOurCity: Thanks for the advice about taking a hot air balloon ride. Sounds like fun.
Do you, by any chance, work for the city, because it appears that you want all of this to just "go away," including anyone who asks questions?
For the purposes of this discussion, let's take your suggestion to its logical conclusion. If everyone in Basehor who was sick and tired of what's going on at City Hall were to leave, as you repeatedly suggest, consequently denying the city a tax base, where would city hall get a steady supply of suckers and useful idiots to keep the game going?
Balloon rides do not work, and ordering everybody to move out of town, won't work. Whadyasay? Got any better ideas?
Have been looking online myself and have not been able to find anything on the former officer who filed the lawsuit as being terminated elsewhere. Can you give a weblink to what you saw online?
As to what you've "heard," would assume you know somebody who's at the PD who's giving you information regarding his former jobs, rather than just heresay from around town, or making things up to just bash the guy for no reason.
Stating that this officer has been fired from two jobs, but without back-up facts and cited sources, can make you look like a total jerk, and I'm trying to give you the benefit of the doubt.
Good question. Did Mertz-Dysart-Box-Hill-Loughry-Breuer-Miles, know about the legal documents before getting posted, and who posted them? How did they get those kinds of documents to post in the first place (former city attorney, former PD employee, etc.)?
Logic says they had to be part of the city somehow in order to have them to post on the website, so why wouldn't they have posted them for the public long before the recall?? Might have made a difference in the recall outcome if the public had known about those documents beforehand.
Example, 2 different sources, the former city attorney talks about the HR person getting fired by Loughry for doing her job, and then Loughry tried to mess up the severence pay to her and had to be corrected by the former city attorney, and then the former PD employee mentions the same thing about the HR clerk getting fired by Loughry for doing her job in that Nov. Notice of Claims.
Two different sources, neither appearing to be collaborating, makes it appear very credible. Therefore, why would the former city council refuse to be part of Loughry's "edited contract," but allow the HR person, the former PD employee, and the former city attorney to get screwed?
And we remember reading some previous poster named "basehordreams" mentioning that there have been several PD employees (including the former PD chief?!?!) screwed out of their job by the current chief. To my knowledge he's never answered the earlier posted questions about what training and experience he's had to be both city administrator and city chief, so who's his "puppet master" that got him both jobs, and keeping him there against all protocol, plus the "power" to screw other PD employees out of their jobs?
This quote from Basehor Sentinel>>>"Council members said McCommon was their top choice from nearly 40 applicants during a four-month search. McCommon, who will start May 14, replaces Mike Yanez, whose contract the council chose not to renew for 2012. Tonganoxie Mayor Jason Ward said Tuesday McCommon's annual salary would be $73,500 plus benefits."
40 applicants? That makes 39 of 'em still out there looking for a job, right?
In the Kansas State Constitution, provisions are made that protect the citizen's right to live under a government that contains all of the duly constituted "separation of powers" features. These features are lacking in Basehor's municipal government at the current time. And this has been going on for years. The parasites of City Hall are constitutionally illiterate and willfully corrupt. You have a Chief of Police who is also the Acting City Administrator. The Executive, the Legislative, and the Judicial all seem to encroach on each other and perform the functions that do not belong exclusively to themselves.
There needs to be a public forum provided by this newspaper that addresses this issue specifically, to remedy this sorry situation.
It is pathetic that people have to resort to using the comment section of an article that was written about providing a scoreboard for the recreational facility and it ends up becoming a forum that is being used to discuss the "Boss Hogg Syndrome" with which the city government seems to be so afflicted with.
The problem is not having enough money. The real problem is not having enough integrity. City Hall doesn't have a revenue problem; they have a spending problem. We need a forum that addresses this very topic and discuss it until these parasites decide to knock it off and get somebody in there that is willing to be controlled by the constitutional restraints that should always have been in place from the very beginning.
Have been wondering why the chief of police is working off-duty at extra events, apparently taking it away from his own lesser-paid officers. It is obvious where the chief’s loyalties lie, and it does not appear to be to the city, his officers, or the people of Basehor. His TRIPPLE-DIPPING as chief, city administrator, and off-duty extra pay would explain why there is no hurry to get an honest and qualified person to start running the city administrator’s job. Duh…
Council updates 2012 budget
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December 23, 2012 at 11 p.m. ( permalink )
Former police officer sues city of Basehor, alleging wrongful termination
Basehor Sentinel, do you give/sell posters' IP addresses to people requesting them, or is this "johninbasehor" your employee who hacked them, or is he just mouthing off again?
3 IP addresses, 3 households, 3 people, with 3 user names, but 2 are the same person, and that makes it being one person running around to 3 different households using their computers to argue with themselves. Is that what you really intended to say above? If you want to make a threat about finding where posters live who disagree with you, the correct # of IP addresses should be 8, with 5 who seem to be in agreement with each other about wanting something done at city hall and asking for proof of above allegations against the whistleblower, and you 3 jokers who want all of us to go away in a balloon.
And you all are okay with the idea that our local officers could be called on a crime scene with empty shotguns in their car, just because "officer Jennifer" said in a prior post that it's ok, you just get the key to the ammo cabinet from the police chief or Lt. Pierce because they're available most of the time?
And the police chief is admitting that he's been "unfair" to officer Cory because he didn't want the former police chief Horner to hire him--well, who the H*** is he, the mafia boss, who has to be asked to hire somebody?
The chief also admits that Mary Mogel, the HR clerk, cost him $4,000 that he had to pay back (doesn't say the reason but hints that he wasn't supposed to have the 4-grand in the first place), and then Loughry is quoted as saying that's why officer Cory is having so much trouble, because he'd gone to Mary Mogel to file a hostile work environment, and "what happens in the Basehor PD stays in the Basehor PD."
Then there's the chief refusing to take a crime report from a Basehor caller who got both his social security card and money from his bank account stolen, griping with Lt. Pierce about spending budget money on rescuing a dying child, threatening the officer with his job if he doesn't sign a bogus write-up over some cockamamey "dirt investigation" done by Lt. Pierce against officer Cory just because his own son who worked for the city dumped dirt in the wrong place causing his son to get chewed out from his own supervisor, and last but not least, Loughry and Martley both refusing the officer any hearing, any appeal, or even having the city council be the final authority to determine if there should be a termination at all, as per the city's policy at that time.
Those are just the highlights of the above posted lawsuit, and the above 3 posters want to accuse 5 other posters of being only 1 or 2 people being mad, being insanely angry, being crazy, being negative, arguing among themselves, and "we know where you live cuz we got your IP addresses" type of BS.
And your duty as trolls is exactly what again--run off any posters who might expose too much? How much do they pay you, 30 pieces of silver?
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August 26, 2012 at 2:05 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Former police officer sues city of Basehor, alleging wrongful termination
ProudOfOurCity: Thanks for the advice about taking a hot air balloon ride. Sounds like fun.
Do you, by any chance, work for the city, because it appears that you want all of this to just "go away," including anyone who asks questions?
For the purposes of this discussion, let's take your suggestion to its logical conclusion. If everyone in Basehor who was sick and tired of what's going on at City Hall were to leave, as you repeatedly suggest, consequently denying the city a tax base, where would city hall get a steady supply of suckers and useful idiots to keep the game going?
Balloon rides do not work, and ordering everybody to move out of town, won't work. Whadyasay? Got any better ideas?
August 25, 2012 at 6:57 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Former police officer sues city of Basehor, alleging wrongful termination
"just telling what I heard and saw on line"
Have been looking online myself and have not been able to find anything on the former officer who filed the lawsuit as being terminated elsewhere. Can you give a weblink to what you saw online?
As to what you've "heard," would assume you know somebody who's at the PD who's giving you information regarding his former jobs, rather than just heresay from around town, or making things up to just bash the guy for no reason.
Stating that this officer has been fired from two jobs, but without back-up facts and cited sources, can make you look like a total jerk, and I'm trying to give you the benefit of the doubt.
August 24, 2012 at 10:47 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Basehor City Council agenda includes $200,000 settlement with former administrator Loughry
Good question. Did Mertz-Dysart-Box-Hill-Loughry-Breuer-Miles, know about the legal documents before getting posted, and who posted them? How did they get those kinds of documents to post in the first place (former city attorney, former PD employee, etc.)?
Logic says they had to be part of the city somehow in order to have them to post on the website, so why wouldn't they have posted them for the public long before the recall?? Might have made a difference in the recall outcome if the public had known about those documents beforehand.
Example, 2 different sources, the former city attorney talks about the HR person getting fired by Loughry for doing her job, and then Loughry tried to mess up the severence pay to her and had to be corrected by the former city attorney, and then the former PD employee mentions the same thing about the HR clerk getting fired by Loughry for doing her job in that Nov. Notice of Claims.
Two different sources, neither appearing to be collaborating, makes it appear very credible. Therefore, why would the former city council refuse to be part of Loughry's "edited contract," but allow the HR person, the former PD employee, and the former city attorney to get screwed?
And we remember reading some previous poster named "basehordreams" mentioning that there have been several PD employees (including the former PD chief?!?!) screwed out of their job by the current chief. To my knowledge he's never answered the earlier posted questions about what training and experience he's had to be both city administrator and city chief, so who's his "puppet master" that got him both jobs, and keeping him there against all protocol, plus the "power" to screw other PD employees out of their jobs?
August 19, 2012 at 8:04 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
New Basehor City Council member Ty Garver says he's looking forward
This quote from Basehor Sentinel>>>"Council members said McCommon was their top choice from nearly 40 applicants during a four-month search. McCommon, who will start May 14, replaces Mike Yanez, whose contract the council chose not to renew for 2012. Tonganoxie Mayor Jason Ward said Tuesday McCommon's annual salary would be $73,500 plus benefits."
40 applicants? That makes 39 of 'em still out there looking for a job, right?
April 26, 2012 at 5:09 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Basehor City Council meeting agenda: April 16
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April 16, 2012 at 1:09 a.m. ( permalink )
Basehor City Council to consider new scoreboards for sports complex
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April 10, 2012 at 8:24 p.m. ( permalink )
Basehor City Council to consider new scoreboards for sports complex
In the Kansas State Constitution, provisions are made that protect the citizen's right to live under a government that contains all of the duly constituted "separation of powers" features. These features are lacking in Basehor's municipal government at the current time. And this has been going on for years. The parasites of City Hall are constitutionally illiterate and willfully corrupt. You have a Chief of Police who is also the Acting City Administrator. The Executive, the Legislative, and the Judicial all seem to encroach on each other and perform the functions that do not belong exclusively to themselves.
There needs to be a public forum provided by this newspaper that addresses this issue specifically, to remedy this sorry situation.
It is pathetic that people have to resort to using the comment section of an article that was written about providing a scoreboard for the recreational facility and it ends up becoming a forum that is being used to discuss the "Boss Hogg Syndrome" with which the city government seems to be so afflicted with.
The problem is not having enough money. The real problem is not having enough integrity. City Hall doesn't have a revenue problem; they have a spending problem. We need a forum that addresses this very topic and discuss it until these parasites decide to knock it off and get somebody in there that is willing to be controlled by the constitutional restraints that should always have been in place from the very beginning.
April 10, 2012 at 12:45 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Basehor City Council to consider new scoreboards for sports complex
Have been wondering why the chief of police is working off-duty at extra events, apparently taking it away from his own lesser-paid officers. It is obvious where the chief’s loyalties lie, and it does not appear to be to the city, his officers, or the people of Basehor. His TRIPPLE-DIPPING as chief, city administrator, and off-duty extra pay would explain why there is no hurry to get an honest and qualified person to start running the city administrator’s job. Duh…
April 4, 2012 at 8:49 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )