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Old 02-06-2009, 12:14 PM   #25
xoxoxoBruce
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I think there are other issues besides the lawsuit stigma.
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Tuffey said the friction between Hinton and DEC officials developed because he wanted to go to the police academy to become a sworn DEC officer, but had not taken the civil service tests required.
Why hadn't he taken the tests? Didn't feel he should have to? or wasn't allowed to?
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The offer extended involved overseeing private detective agencies hired by the fund — reviewing bid proposals, investigative reports done by the consultants and methods used. "He rejected those additional responsibilities," Lawson said.
So they would give him something to keep him busy but it's not what he wants to do.Sounds to me like it's a combination of politics and his ego are the root of the problem.
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Privately, some of Hinton's former colleagues describe Hinton as obsessed with becoming a cop and sometimes peculiar in his investigative techniques, for instance setting up in cars to conduct surveillances of co-workers.
I think both at the time of the lawsuit, and now, he's playing the race card rather than looking at the possibility that he may be impossibility irritating.
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