I was "pulled over" while riding my bicycle at 6 MPH. Cop says" I could not see your reflector…read more All of my reflectors were on the bicycle. But still...who cares about reflectors on bicycles when there is theft? Murder. And all sorts of ugly things going on. Obviously, a rookie who hasn't been trained better. It says I'm from San Francisco...I do not know why. I didn't put that there. Must be some Yelp nonsense. I am here in Ocala, FL, talking about some lame rookie pulling me over on a bicycle. OF COURSE, HE LET ME GO crime solved today!!!!

I stayed at the Marion County Hotel and the customer service was TERRIBLE. The food was TERRIBLE…read more The beds were even worse than you can imagine...the turn down service was non existent. If you went to the customer service desk to complain they would either A. Not do anything about it or B. Take you to another room that was even worse either worse food and worse service! I DO NOT RECOMMEND visiting this hotel DO EVERYTHING in your power to stay out of it!

Giving 4 Stars b/c I had to come here twice to get a Courtesy Report filed in another state for ID…read morefraud, otherwise, they'd def get a HIGH FIVE with Stars to match! Friendly (yes, & I don't work here), helpful, accommodating receptionist. Officer Harmon took awhile to get here; she was out & about. Nice, friendly, but re-directed me to another state to file ;/ Officer Sgt. Hughes also took awhile to get to the office, when I returned to file the Rpt, since the other state wouldn't take my info, without something originating from the State in which I live. He was courteous, friendly, efficient, professional. The CR took all of 10mins max to file... so thank you, Sgt. Hughes! I can finally get this going! Easy access, Reid @11th Street. Shares the same block as the Palatka FD. Parking on a grass/dirt lot across the street, if Visitor parking is full.

They are hypocrites! They never use turn signals, but heaven help you if you don't…read more And, none of them must know about vehicles securing their loads. Daily you will find yard debris, etc., all over the county roads, all coming from tractor trailers not covering their loads, cars / trucks pulling personal trailers not covering their loads. Cars getting damaged due to this negligence. Sheriff does not see an issue with this. The sheriff (Vincent) does not see handicapped space issues a problem. People using them without placards, non-handicapped using them all OK with him.

We live in the South Highlands Neighborhood. The Citrus County Shetiffs Office, Department located…read morein Inverness. The men & woman who work for this Sheriff's office are dirty as the day is long. We have had several instances of local kids (who have family in the department) come by and break into our cars, our shed and the Sargent state they won't do anything about it because who the kids are related to someone in dispatch. Even with clear video showing the kids faces and them calling each others real names.. the officers state they won't do anything, won't investigate the breaking.

I have been a supporter my whole life. I just got side swiped and pushed into incoming traffic with…read moremy daughter in the car and the driver fled. I waited 4 hours and never got an officer, I have video, pictures, license plate and the only way I can file a report is to wait for them. I had two officers pass me and ignore me while I am trying to waive them down and when I called the station they told me 'its shift change so that's why they ignored you'. GPD is an absolute joke, I'll never support them again

I was involved in a traffic accident and I hate the fact that when I called the police department…read moreand a young mexican woman a safety patrol arrived on the scene to handle my accident and not a real police officer that woman had a nasty attitude she's is extremely unprofessional and got my accident report all wrong and the person that was actually in the wrong is the only person she communicated with and then she put in the report that I was at fault when the person who hit me stated that he was at fault, I strongly feel like only real law enforcement officers should be the one's who arrive at any type of car incident because they are highly trained experience professionals in law enforcement

after work ASO profiled me and boxed me in several cars due to "a tail light being out". I was…read morehandcuffed and put in the back seat of a car while a camera crew with a microphone was held over my head. Scraped my knees and my lip cut. I have been waking up with anxiety attacks all night. I will be going to the ASO office and speaking with somebody. Also getting checked out due to my heart. I was literally going home from work, tired. Almost was home and they pulled up with cameras and K-9 and I sustained injuries all because they thought I had drugs in the car

Alachua County Sheriff (ACS) has been unreliable, worse than worthless, with the interactions I've…read morehad. While tying to obtain their assistance, has put my life in more danger, then if I would have not called for help. I can go on about the so called "ACS Police". Worst law enforcement agency I was ever come in contact with. If I could rate ACS a 0 I would. Here is a documentary on ACS, and what your tax dollars are being spent on. "The Legend of Cocaine Island" https://www.netflix.com/title/80999977 (Communities as well as people don't forget)

I was visiting an elderly woman struggling with dementia. When I arrived she had just called the…read morepolice because of her spam calls. Officer Allen came out and was exceptionally patient and kind! I was truly impressed. Excellent treatment!

The beauty of homeschooling is that we get to visit really cool places on field trips and learn a…read morelot. Lucky us...we got to visit the Saint Augustine Police Department. I don't think I can find the words to say how grateful I am that not only the kids got this opportunity, but the parents as well. I am truly amazed at this police department. How they "do it" is beyond me! Let me tell you why... Do you know the population of St. Augustine, Florida is right at 14K? WHOA! I know...right? It seems bigger than that. But you know what?...that means they have a very small police department since the population is low. Let's think about that for a minute...HELLO!...this is a tourist town!!! Doesn't it seem like you always see an officer somewhere? Next question...how many people do you think visit St. Augustine every year? Yep...I guessed a million too! But it's 7 million! Yes, 7,000,000 people! How does this police force keep up? They are humpin'..that's how! They have a very small force and it goes without saying they are understaffed. The next time you see a St. Augustine police officer take some time to thank them for all they do because it's not easy with these numbers. They are good, but numbers are thin. As for the station, it is very small. But we truly enjoyed learning about day to day operations there and learning how they juggle their schedules to make it work for the people (you and me that is). After all, someone has to always be on duty to protect and defend. We all thought it was cool to see the interrogation rooms, the evidence lockers and especially the vehicles. The bullet proof vest were a big hit too. I, and we, appreciated the educating tour of the police department by Officer Samson, the time he dedicated to us and making us feel very welcome. Thank you!

They make up stories and falsify police reports, illegally search cars with no warrant, then laugh…read moreat you when you go into their department to file a complaint. Complete joke of a police department. They arrested me and threw me in jail because I called 911 and they felt it wasn't a real emergency. They tortured me in jail for over 3 hours in a restraint chair because I said it was cold and needed a blanket. They would not let me out of that restraint chair until I was forced to urinate on myself. These people are sick in the head.

I had a horrible thing happen to me, the police were kind…read moreand treated me with respect, considering the circumstances. Everyone I encountered from nurses to officers were respectful and kind.