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PALM BEACH COUNTY PBA BLASTS DELRAY BEACH ‘BEAN COUNTING’ CFO
HENRY DACHOWITZ, FOR THE DISPARAGING AND DEMEANING COMMENTS HE
MADE ABOUT POLICE OFFICERS AND OTHER FIRST RESPONDERS AT A RECENT
CITY COMMISSION MEETING.
The portion this is focused on is minutes 1:08:56 - 1:11:08
www.youtube.com/live/H-50q7lhONM?si=7WzF0qXOUV-K7XIb
At approximately 1:09:14, he stated:
"I'm not used to this in the South. Police and fire departments are the third rail of politics. No one will touch
them, no one will examine them and scrutinize them,"
He then discussed how things were handled in Connecticut, including what he described as "cleaning house" by
eliminating positions and examining compensation for police and first responders.
At approximately 1:09:51, he stated:
"But because police and fire are very well supported by the community, no one touches the expenses. They do a
great job, but it's not like New York City where things are burning down, and the policemen take their hands in
their lives every night about coming home"
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