Murray 911 operator to be fired

I can't believe you fine people in Murray county have nothing derogatory to say about this unfortunate event. But, I'm sure it's just a matter of time.

Stir it up peckerhead

Its good to see that some situations are being taken seriously.

I think she should be fired. Who is to know when she will go off and do something else stupid. Everyone else serves their time so why shouldn't she

june cleaver wrote:

I think she should be fired. Who is to know when she will go off and do something else stupid. Everyone else serves their time so why shouldn't she

Not true june, if she worked in Eton she'd get a raise and a promotion. Officials there seem to be really forgiving!

Craig wrote:

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Not true june, if she worked in Eton she'd get a raise and a promotion. Officials there seem to be really forgiving!

"craig" your a clueless dumbass.

Ur wrong wrote:

<quoted text>"craig" your a clueless dumbass.

touchy are we? what position do you work in at Eton?

Don't work at Eton but I know more than you so back off,this forum is not about Eton. Touchy? yea,I get tired of reading B.S. about Eton. I love Eton and the people(well most)but there are a few like you that just don't have a clue and like to stir things up that they know nothing about.

Ur wrong wrote:

Don't work at Eton but I know more than you so back off,this forum is not about Eton. Touchy? yea,I get tired of reading B.S. about Eton. I love Eton and the people(well most)but there are a few like you that just don't have a clue and like to stir things up that they know nothing about.

Will you guys quit keeping secrets and tell us who the operator is that is getting fired.

Ur wrong wrote:

Don't work at Eton but I know more than you so back off,this forum is not about Eton. Touchy? yea,I get tired of reading B.S. about Eton. I love Eton and the people(well most)but there are a few like you that just don't have a clue and like to stir things up that they know nothing about.

Guess what? i'll write about anything i want, anywhere i want, and if you don't like it, go somewhere else......take a pill why don't ya!

Craig wrote:

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Guess what? i'll write about anything i want, anywhere i want, and if you don't like it, go somewhere else......take a pill why don't ya!

I'm sure you would make a good writer for the National Enquirer,they just love those made up stories.

Ur wrong wrote:

<quoted text>I'm sure you would make a good writer for the National Enquirer,they just love those made up stories.

Your obviously mental, i made up nothing, go boo hoo somewhere else and quit wasting space.

Craig wrote:

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Your obviously mental, i made up nothing, go boo hoo somewhere else and quit wasting space.

Ouch! I've finally struck a nerve with you,huh? I thought you writing for the National Enquirer was funny just as I think that you thought it would be funny by saying ,"if she worked at Eton she would get a raise and promotion." Tsk Tsk you little pot stirer.

My my my! This person was obviously in the wrong for what they did or they wouldnt have gotten fired over it! People should realize that just because someone holds a position with the MCSO doesnt mean that they too dont break a few laws every now and then. I know from experience that sometimes it just makes them feel that they are beyond the law. If i only had a dollar for every time that iv heard "I AM THE LAW" in the past 1 1/2 of my life i swear id be a rich woman! I think that its so great that they did take action and do something about what she did. Just think about it this way, looking up a tag number doesnt sound so bad really. But if this person was dishonest enough to do that then who really knows where else she lacked in her job and doing it in a professional manner to the fullest of her ability. In times like these i know that its bad for someone to lose their job. But theyre consequences to everything that we do. If you arent willing to accept the concequences and take responsibility for your actions, then you should really take the time to think things through before you act on something. This goes for professional and personal decsion making.

Jen wrote:

My my my! This person was obviously in the wrong for what they did or they wouldnt have gotten fired over it! People should realize that just because someone holds a position with the MCSO doesnt mean that they too dont break a few laws every now and then. I know from experience that sometimes it just makes them feel that they are beyond the law. If i only had a dollar for every time that iv heard "I AM THE LAW" in the past 1 1/2 of my life i swear id be a rich woman! I think that its so great that they did take action and do something about what she did. Just think about it this way, looking up a tag number doesnt sound so bad really. But if this person was dishonest enough to do that then who really knows where else she lacked in her job and doing it in a professional manner to the fullest of her ability. In times like these i know that its bad for someone to lose their job. But theyre consequences to everything that we do. If you arent willing to accept the concequences and take responsibility for your actions, then you should really take the time to think things through before you act on something. This goes for professional and personal decsion making.

911 is not any part of MCSO,they are their own agency. I to am glad that action was taken.

Ur wrong wrote:

<quoted text>Ouch! I've finally struck a nerve with you,huh? I thought you writing for the National Enquirer was funny just as I think that you thought it would be funny by saying ,"if she worked at Eton she would get a raise and promotion." Tsk Tsk you little pot stirer.

Nothing funny at all when certain people get slapped on the wrist for their wrong doing while others take their just punishment. "Who you know" comes in handy doesn't it?

chiwawa wrote:

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Will you guys quit keeping secrets and tell us who the operator is that is getting fired.

This is from the Daily Citizen.
Billie Jane Allen, 32, of 356 W. Walnut St. in Chatsworth, was charged with computer invasion of privacy by the Murray County Sheriff’s Office on Monday, said Chief Deputy Ray Sitton.

Regina Lynn Blackwell, 35, of 603 Parson Road, Lot 4, in Chatsworth, was also charged with computer invasion of privacy. Blackwell asked Allen to find out who owned a vehicle from a license plate number she had written down, according to the sheriff’s office.

i just know that they work from the same building but regardless they are county workers and should be professional about the job they have

Jen wrote:

i just know that they work from the same building but regardless they are county workers and should be professional about the job they have

no they don't work out of the same building.

Jen wrote:

i just know that they work from the same building but regardless they are county workers and should be professional about the job they have

Nope,they don't work from the same building. What she did was wrong and she knew better and she knew the outcome if she was to get caught.