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• 11/7/2007 3:38 PM May he RIP wrote:
  May he rest in peace. BSO should take a close look at how this was allowed to happen and in particular how a 76 year old man would be expected to defend himself in an altercation with this animal. Sad day.
  
• 11/7/2007 4:00 PM blame satz wrote:
  How many life sentences did the state want for this guy? They already had two life sentences, they should have pled this out and the guy would have been in prison serving his time. Now he killed the poor old goat and satz will get what he really wants... DEATH PENALTY!! But even if they took the killer to trial and got a death sentence to put on top of the two life sentences, you know they would go to trial on the pending charge too. will we ever be rid of satz?
  
• 11/7/2007 4:12 PM Anon wrote:
  Why was this guy in Pompano instead of the Main Jail?
  
• 11/7/2007 4:18 PM Anonymous wrote:
  Oh great; it's all Satz's fault! Get a life! That's the same logic the Democrats use blaming "this administration" for every woe on earth. Why not replace Satz with some tree hugging softie who would want to send the schmoe to therapy?
  
• 11/7/2007 4:24 PM Anonymous wrote:
  What a horrible tragedy? My prayers to the family of the officer that was killed.
  
  But when is JAAB going to have the article regarding what the judge said to this defendant during the first day of his trial that so clearly set him off. I am certain that JAAB will be right on this to ensure that the truth comes out as to which judge is to blame for this.
  
• 11/7/2007 4:32 PM Anonymous wrote:
  Jaab Jaab Jaab - get over yourself. Your hatred for this blog (or those behind it) has you disrespecting the loss of another BSO hero. Move on.
  
• 11/7/2007 4:47 PM Anonymous wrote:
  what did paul-y say?
  
• 11/7/2007 4:49 PM Anonymous wrote:
  I agree with 3:00 (although I deplore the old goat crack - show some respect, this could have been your grandad you know).
  
  If Satz prioritized, things would not be stretched so thin here. Violent criminals would be put away once and for all. Prosecutors and judges time would not be wasted on all the minor nonsense.
  
  It's funny. BSO is rumored to hate Satz. The PBA's supposedly hate him too (exceptional clearance anyone). His perceived protection of Jenne and the rest of Broward's slime merchants is reflecting very badly on him these days. And we all know the bulk of his prosecutors wish him you know what.
  We are also reminded daily that his zero tolerance to any type of crime stance is a total failure in stopping violent crime and recidivism,
  yet no one will run against him.
  
• 11/7/2007 4:58 PM Anonymous wrote:
  Satz doesn't care about Broward. He phones it in. If he cared he would retire at full pay and let a younger person take over who would devote him or herself full time to protecting us.
  
• 11/7/2007 5:16 PM Anonymous wrote:
  ever notice how white guys like this dirtbag mazza are the ones who do the sickest things?
  
• 11/7/2007 6:08 PM Anonymous wrote:
  I join in saying... may he rest in peace.
  
• 11/7/2007 6:23 PM 1,000,000 question wrote:
  why is this guy going to trial instead of being in prison serving his 2 life sentences?
  
• 11/7/2007 6:27 PM Anonymous wrote:
  God bless the Rein family.
  
• 11/7/2007 7:06 PM Anonymous wrote:
  Now he is being held in Dade-County jail (for his safety). Are the BSO deputies that unprofessional and unmonitored that they can not be trusted to hold this man (and I use "man" lightly - more like piece of crap). Nevertheless, BSO should be able to hold the man without killing him or beating him....
  
• 11/7/2007 7:33 PM the trialmaster wrote:
  why is an elderly 76 yr old man carrying a firearm being used to move a dangerous thug who has nothing to lose?this is a matter of gross negligence on behalf of the BSO. cant they do anything right?
  
• 11/7/2007 8:03 PM Anonymous wrote:
  he probably unhooked the wheel chair in transit. called out to rein. the nice guy stopped to help him, and the scum made his move. the real question, as trialmaster points out, is why they didn't have this guy on a desk instead of transport.
  
• 11/7/2007 8:18 PM Anonymous wrote:
  This whole Sodom and Gomorrah has been created by Satz and the other self-serving politicos of Broward.
  
  Modern day slavers, nothing less.
  
• 11/7/2007 8:25 PM Anonymous wrote:
  Don't worry. Satz will trot out his old cop killer prosecutor routine. Two cases now. Slam dunks. He'll then scare everyone with his tried and true tough on crime rhetoric. And we're stuck with him for another term.
  
• 11/7/2007 8:30 PM Fake Gellin wrote:
  While I am sorry about the passing of this fine Deputy. We must look at the real problem that caused this. First of all, the Judge said something unpleasant to the Defendant. Clearly this Judge should be brought up on charges before the JQC and be publically humiliated. Secondly, it is the fault of BSO because Jenne used to work there and if they were not a party to overcrowding this Defendant may have found Jail a more pleasant place to be. Thirdly, Mike Satz, clearly this man needed treatment at First Step Sober house and not be incarcerated. Finally its is the fault of Dale Ross because he did not give me a tour of his chambers.
  
• 11/7/2007 9:02 PM Anonymous wrote:
  Wow...Cyberblob back at the keyboard with a vengeance.
  
• 11/7/2007 9:37 PM Anonymous wrote:
  who is cyberblob?
  
• 11/7/2007 9:44 PM Anonymous wrote:
  must be a new week, no more simon now its cyberblob is the evil one. at least nothing changes.
  
• 11/7/2007 9:58 PM anonymouse wrote:
  Isn't anyone going to make the "gun control" argument? some people just should not be allowed to carry guns. If he didn't have a gun, he couldn't be shot. It's about time we stopped all this gun violence and disarmed cops.
  
• 11/7/2007 10:19 PM Joe Goldner wrote:
  Why is a 76 yr old man working as a BSO in the first place? That is negligence by the BSO. How did this loser get out of his handcuffs? If he has a life sentence already, wht wasn't he escorted by a contingent of debuties. He is a known threat. More negligence by BSO. When will Florida realize that lay backness kills only assertiveness and thrive save lifes.
  
• 11/7/2007 10:33 PM Anonymous wrote:
  BSO, State, there's enough blame to go around.
  
  Try to remember the family and a kind and dedicated man still working at 76.
  
• 11/7/2007 11:15 PM Anonymous wrote:
  havent watched the news, but reading the internet reports of the newspapers and the prison site, i dont see anything that says he has 2 life sentences. Is there a link?
  
• 11/8/2007 12:43 AM anonymous wrote:
  This is a horrible tragedy for the Rein family. In the last few weeks, various people on this blog pointed out the lack of security in the courthouse in reference to what occurred in Judge Dijols' courtroom and some people even mentioned the fact that most of the bailiffs are advanced in age. This is reminiscent of what happened in Atlanta where there was a small female bailiff overcome by a male prisoner who stole her gun and escaped, murdering several people in the process. These bailiffs protect all of us and something should be done to protect them and the rest of the general public. Tighter security and higher level of training plus strength and youthfulness should be required. What is going on in this County is sick. There is no regard for human life and it is open season on cops. We all need to figure out a way to bring better security to the courthouse. And yes, I do think too many good cops are bogged down in nothing cases in Broward, going to court and giving depositions. Put them out on the street patrolling where they do the most good.
  
• 11/8/2007 7:01 AM BROWARD OBSERVER wrote:
  My sincerest condolences to this gentleman's family. It's another real tragedy that could have been avoided if those making the decisions had exercised some forethought beyond what their next political move is going to be to advance themselves. The question that arises in my mind is what a deputy of this man's age would have been doing performing this type of duty? I often wonder why many of our in court deputies are of similar age and what they could possible do if an emergency should occur within the scope of their duty? Has the Broward County Court System become a retirement destination for out of state deputies? I wonder if this practice really serves the citizens of Broward County or for that matter anything beyond what has apparently become somehow politicized in assignments of this sort. It's a sobering thought, but I thought I'd through it out for consideration. I understand this gentleman was a kind, caring and considerate individual and all of our thoughts should go out to his family and friends at this time of calamity.
  
• 11/8/2007 8:19 AM KILL HIM SLOWLY wrote:
  Another reason for the death penalty. interesting that this happens right after the sob story from texas in here yesterday. KILL HIM. KILL HIS FAMILY. KILL HIS KIDS AND HIS PETS
  
• 11/8/2007 10:10 AM Bailiff Barney Fife wrote:
  In Court Bailiffs Protect Us?!?!?!? What a joke. They wouldn't know how to handle a real emergency. All they know how to do is to treat people like sh*t, yell at the top of their lungs "NO TALKING" or tell members of the bar where they can and can't sit.
  
• 11/8/2007 8:46 PM L. Benson wrote:
  Too Bad Satz isn't as strict with killer cops like Ft. L. Ed Evarts--this is a real menace to the public as his record shows, but when he goes on an atempted kill spree, Satz and Co. cover for him.
  
• 11/12/2007 9:44 AM Unk wrote:
  Deputies R human and have emotions even when at work, you must be a jail bird to make such an ignorant comment
  
• 11/12/2007 9:52 AM Anonymous wrote:
  Jail Bird? maybe. most likely Bill Gelin, read the previous posts he has disrespected the Bailiffs many times.
  
• 12/23/2007 6:40 PM Anonymous wrote:
  What happened to you? What did this cop do???
  

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