Attorney testifies former JEA CEO said he would make $40 million if JEA was sold, and had backing of Mayor Curry– Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters on Wednesday took aim at a local pastor and a Jacksonville woman who claimed that she was treated poorly by officers following a crash last year.
King said JSO officers yelled at her during the incident, but Waters said body camera video showed officers had very limited interactions with King as the Florida Highway Patrol was the responding agency. King also said that her mother was refused access to her at the scene of the crash. Video showed her at the scene, clearly upset, and a JSO officer could be seen in the video asking the mother to move her car out of the road to prevent a secondary crash and stay away from her daughter while JFRD addressed her injuries. JSO said she was advised that it would be best if she met her daughter at the hospital.
Waters, who said he’s strongly against a citizen review board, accused Gundy of “pushing an anti-police narrative” filled with politically driven false allegations.