Do you support Public Accountability of Our Police? Do you support Civilian Review Boards inside the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office? Do you want police service that matches the $439 million in tax dollars that you pay each year? Are you tired of being #1 in the state of Florida in violent crime year after year? Then mark your calendar for March 19, 2019 and vote Dr. Tony Cummings For Sheriff.
Endorsed By Labor
Reform The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office
by Electing Dr. Tony Cummings
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Dr. Tony Cummings
28 Year Law Enforcement Veteran
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Endorsed By: The North Florida Central Labor Council (CLU-PAC) * Teamsters Florida PC * International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers * Sheet Metal Workers 435 * The Beaches Democratic Club * The Democratic Black Caucus * Jacksonville NOW (National Organization for Women) * IM Mandarin * American Federation for State County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) * North Florida Building and Construction Trades Council * The Democratic Hispanic Caucus and others....
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In 2005, Tony Cummings earned his Doctor of Education in Organizational Leadership degree from Nova Southeastern University. He also holds a Master's degree in Organizational Management and undergraduate degrees in Business Administration and Criminal Justice. In addition, he has a State of Florida Department of Education Professional Certification in Education Leadership (All levels). Dr. Cummings graduated from Terry Parker High School, Jacksonville, in the late 80's.
Dr. Cummings, then private first class Cummings, joined the United States Army Military Police in 1989, where his duty assignments included a tour in Russian occupied Berlin, Germany during the fall of the Berlin Wall, an assignment with the U.S. State Department (top secret clearance), and a highly prestigious tour in Washington D.C. He received an honorable discharge from the U.S. Army in 1994 at the supervisory rank of sergeant, and continued his law enforcement career in 1995 as a civilian by joining the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office (JSO).
In his career with the JSO, Dr. Cummings has worked in both the patrol and detective divisions. His assignments included working as a Field Training Officer, Burglary Investigator, Undercover Narcotics Agent, and Missing Persons Investigator; an extension of JSO's Homicide Unit. He also provided ethics training to the Community Service Officers formerly assigned to the JSO.
Dr. Cummings was awarded the 2012 Six Pillars of Character, JSO Employee of the Year, for his work in helping to save Jacksonville’s youth from the streets one child at a time. He was recognized for his efforts in the September 2011 edition of the Justice Coalition’s Victim’s Advocate. In addition, Dr. Cummings was awarded Officer of the Month honors for his work as a Missing Person’s Investigator in helping to positively identify the remains of three (3) missing person victims reported missing in the late 80’s and early 90’s. His direct involvement in securing DNA from family members of the deceased and coordinating his investigative efforts with personnel from the University of North Texas Health Science Center, helped to bring much needed closure to each of the victim’s families.
In addition to his investigative duties and responsibilities with the JSO, Dr. Cummings worked as an adjunct professor in 2007 with Keiser University in their Crime Scene Technology (CST) program. He taught the following CST courses to young aspiring Criminal Justice majors: Legal Aspects of Crime Scene Careers, Hazardous and Unusual Crime Scenes, Introduction to Forensic Science, Fingerprint ID and Development, Crime Scene Safety, Crime Scene and Evidence Photography, and Crime Scene Procedures.
Melissa Ross Show
February 28, 2019
Aired
Dr. Cummings Talks About Violent Crime
About Violent Crime In Jacksonville, Florida
Dr. Cummings, as a Detective, is Recognized by Former Sheriff John Rutherford for Earning a Doctoral Degree in Organizational Leadership.
Dr. Cummings, as a Detective, is Recognized by Former Sheriff Nathaniel Glover for Earning a Master's Degree in Organizational Management.
Dr. Cummings, as a Rookie Officer, is Sworn-In as a Deputy Sheriff by Former Sheriff Jim McMillan.
STATE OF FLORIDA
1 in 217
Chances of Becoming a Victim of Violent Crime in the State of Florida 1 in 217
"Violent Crime Here In Jacksonville Has Become Worse In Past 3-Years Since [Sheriff] Took Office"
Source: News4Jax
DUVAL COUNTY, FLORIDA
1 in 152
Chances of Becoming a Victim of Violent Crime in Duval County
1 in 152
Jacksonville A 'War Zone'?
If The Local Media Knew About The Violent Crime Problem August 15, 2018
The Sheriff Had To Know...But Why Lie?
August 13, 2018
August 15, 2018
No Jacksonville Sheriff's Office Presence In Westside Neighborhood.
News4Jax Received Anonymous Letter Comparing Jacksonville's Violent Crime To Chicago and Detroit.
No Police Presence In Neighborhood?
Video Source: News4Jax, August 15, 2018
Call Out The
National Guard?
Video Source: News4Jax, August 15, 2018
August 15, 2018
New4Jax Unscientific Poll Showed 81% of Jacksonville
Citizens Felt the City was Unsafe.81% Feel Unsafe In Jacksonville?
Video Source: News4Jax, August 15, 2018
Lie or Incompetence?
Sheriff of Jacksonville
August 16, 2018
" Jacksonville is absolutely a safe place to raise your kids. It's a hard message to sell."
Video Source: CBS47 Action News, August 16, 2018
FACTS: Violent crime has increased across the board in Jacksonville each year, to include murders, since the sheriff took office:
2018: on track to surpass 2017
2017: 109 murders
2016: 106 murders
2015: 97 murders
Sheriff of Jacksonville
September 11, 2018
" Violence Is Not Out of Control"
Video Source: First Coast News, September 11, 2018
September 11th: The tragic death of a 7-year old little girl, a teen shot and killed at a local high school football game, and a mass shooting victims at the Jacksonville Landing, all in a 15 day span. According to the sheriff, the violence in Jacksonville is not out of control.
Sheriff of Jacksonville
October 23, 2018
"We Have Our Own Challenges With Violent Crime"
Video Source: News4Jax, October 23, 2018
October 23rd (30 Days Later): After 4 separate shootings in Jacksonville in a day: 6 people shot in a mass shooting near Jaguar game, a shooting in shopping mall parking lot, and 2 murders on the northside, the sheriff finally admits that Jacksonville has a violent crime problem.
The Official Murder Capital of Florida
FDLE Report: You Are Not Safe In Jacksonville, Florida
November 30, 2018
Source: The Florida Times Union
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2018 Least Safest City Rankings:
Jacksonville Ranked 111 of 182
Jacksonville Ranked 111 of 182
If the Sheriff cannot stop the murders...
Source: First Coast News
If the Sheriff cannot solve the murders...
Source: News4Jax
If the Sheriff cannot protect our children...
Source: Action News Jax
Then, why are taxpayers paying $439 million dollars to the Sheriff?
Source: First Coast News
Completely Out of Touch: The current sheriff stated that after the election, [assuming he will be re-elected], he does not plan to change anything. This is on the heels of Jacksonville leading the state of Florida in murders, according to an end-of-year report from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (see report: Florida Times Union).
Jacksonville
Violent Crime: 27,414
Murder: 485
Rape: 2260
Agg. Assault: 17,594
Source: FBI UCR 2012-2016
Miami
Violent Crime: 22,736
Murder: 356
Rape: 446
Agg. Assault: 12,718
Source: FBI UCR 2012-2016
Orlando
Violent Crime: 12,017
Murder: 172
Rape: 789
Agg. Assault: 8,234
Source: FBI UCR 2012-2016
Tampa
Violent Crime: 10,543
Murder: 142
Rape: 340
Agg. Assault: 7,235
Source: FBI UCR 2012-2016
Note: The Above Crime Totals Have Increased Since Release of 2017-2018
FBI Data Making Jacksonville: The Official Murder Capital of Florida
Jacksonville: This is the end result of
The Sheriff's Gross Incompetence
The Sheriff's Gross Incompetence
Citizen finds no sympathy or compassion from The Sheriff after pleading for help to save community after witnessing a murder. The Sheriff simply said to the citizen, "Call us if you need us."
Jacksonville: It's Time For A Change
Duval County
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Jacksonville: It's Time For A Change
Jacksonville: We Have Unfinished Business
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Christine Ross
Music Major
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Alyshia Hogan
Political Science Major, Jacksonville University