Have you changed your auto insurance lately? I have and the process, while money saving, is a pain. Itās apparently the MO of insurance companies to do all they can to make the process difficult to leave. If they didnāt want me leaving, they should not have hiked my rates and expected me to not shop for better. Iām now waiting on the refund of the auto-pay premium I had directed them to stop a week agoā¦that they took out this week!
Itās refreshing to see that all McDonaldās donāt have employees with disdain for law enforcement. In fact, one in Titusville is quite the opposite. Itās just a shame it took losing two of Brevardās fine4st to see this on display.
After Mondayās announcement that the Sheriff and Brevard Schools are considering arming select school employees the detractors are out in full force. They are not the majority, but they will be vocal. One Florida Today writer, a father who is certainly entitled to his opinion, has weighed in. I disagree and many of you will as well. Florida Today has placed their editorial on AR-15ās on the front page above the fold. Oh, you can keep yours, but no more. Thatās what they want anyway.
We interrupt your WIDE OPEN WEDNESDAY for important public discussion of issues impacting us. In hour 2 School Board member Tina Descovich will join us to talk about security in our schools, the news security plan and reaction so far. Then, in our final hour, Palm Bay Police Officer David Morales joins us to discuss law enforcementās response to active shooter, training and protocol and how they have changes through the years.
THE STARTING BLOCK
All McDonaldās are not the same
AROUND BREVARD
BCSO/Schools announce active shooter, safety plan
Parents weigh in on STOMP proposal
Florida Today: Keep your AR-15, but no more!
AROUND FLORIDA
SRO attorney says deputy is no coward
Legislators call for Sheriff Israel suspension
Governor says get facts before suspending Israel
FL House launches Parkland investigation, but is it necessary?
Texting while driving bill dies in Senate
The governorās plan to stop school shootings
AROUND THE COUNTRY