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Ken Jenne Quotes
«We will have a very rainy period and my advice as sheriff is not to drive during that time, ... It is a very dangerous time.»
Author: Ken Jenne
«There's debris, there are tree limbs all over. Traffic lights are out, ... Don't get in your car.»
Author: Ken Jenne
«Katrina may not be a major storm but she still poses a threat for flooding, for property damage and for somebody to be hurt,»
Author: Ken Jenne
«We had a good evening. There were no major incidents in Broward County,»
Author: Ken Jenne
«[Hospitals reported treating three patients with traumatic storm-related injuries. One man's wrist was nearly severed when a shutter fell on it. An off-duty Broward County Sheriff's Office road-patrol deputy was critically injured when a tree fell on of his personal car in Miramar.] It comes closer to home when it's part of our own Broward Sheriff's Office family, ... This is why we tell people to stay home.»
Author: Ken Jenne
«We were pleased to be able to work closely with ICE on this case, ... This is just the latest example of the close working relationship between the Broward Sheriff's Office and federal law enforcement.»
Author: Ken Jenne
«The Broward Sheriff's office has an important responsibility to continue to provide law enforcement services and to ensure the safety of the residents until another agency can assume that role,»
Author: Ken Jenne
«Joe certainly won't be forgotten. He was valuable to this agency and the law enforcement community as a whole.»
Author: Ken Jenne