The Lehigh Acres Gazette originally posted the photo on Facebook 6/18/2019 at 3:27 pm since that time 5326 people reached, 3020 Engagements, 262 comments and 17 shares
This is the response back from the Lee County Tax Collector office by Christopher L. Bright Communications Manager on 6/20/2019 at 2:42 pm via email.
“In regards to your observations at our Lehigh Acres Service Center, our office emailed you indicating that all inquiries related to Lee County Sheriff’s Office Deputies should be directed to that agency.
The Lee County Tax Collector does not permit personal use of social media during work time. Any Lee County Tax Collector employee that has access to social media during work time must use account(s) for business related activity.
Since January 2018, the Lee County Tax Collector identified a need for law enforcement presence in service centers. Lee County Sheriff’s Office has a standard Agreement for Extra Duty Detail Services available for public inspection. Please coordinate with Lee County Sheriff’s Office directly to schedule a time to inspect their document.”
Why is the Lee County Tax Collector office trying to pass the buck to the Sheriff’s office?
The Lehigh Acres Gazette asked the following questions to LCSO: Who is the officer? Why is he on Facebook? What is the LCSO policy on social when at work?
We received the following on 6/24/2019. Your public records request was received via the portal. All documents responsive to your request were uploaded. “We are declining further comment.” Said Lieutenant Anita Iriarte LCSO PIO Office
We received the following document only: LCSO social media policy Click here to read it.
LCSO has refused to release to officer name and why he was using Facebook on the Tax Collectors computers.
What are they covering up? Is this a classified secret?