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Ex-con seeks sheriff position

Full story: The Clarion-Ledger

Howard Leroy Hobbs, a former Harrison County sheriff known for his tailored suits and ties to the Dixie Mafia, has filed papers to run for his old job.

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Connie

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Jan 27, 2007
 

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Is this a Joke?
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Biloxi, MS

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Jan 27, 2007
 
you think the department needs to go in a different direction?? Were kids buying drugs from your school resorce officers, or pimpimg high school kids at proms. Come on give us a break we have come a long way from your poor excuse for a sheriff. You used the office as a cover for your drug dealings and other things. George might not be the nicest of people but at least he is honest.
If you need a job I hear the saparonos are looking for some help. Now go back to your dreams and leave us alone we have enough problems to contend with.
Kenneth J HolmesSr

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ya kidding wrote:
you think the department needs to go in a different direction?? Were kids buying drugs from your school resorce officers, or pimpimg high school kids at proms. Come on give us a break we have come a long way from your poor excuse for a sheriff. You used the office as a cover for your drug dealings and other things. George might not be the nicest of people but at least he is honest.
If you need a job I hear the saparonos are looking for some help. Now go back to your dreams and leave us alone we have enough problems to contend with.
If you know this true why haven't you turn the officer in unless you are one of them.So we really need Leroy Hobbs back in office.Atleast we didn't have the beating and killing in jail,and i know you are going to say also that he got caught with drugs,so what how many more are puttting drugs on the streets and in our school's,you said i didn't.all i'm saying is that we still have drugs on the streets and when we have big buses,who know's if the drug not the same drug that are put on the streets again,they are coming from somewhere,it don't get on the streets by itself come on get real ok.Leroy Hobbs made a mistake and paid his do's so,if God forgive him why not Harrison County also.Go Leroy Hobbs Go with your bad self we want Hobb for Sheriff in Harrison County,he is a good canidate,better then the rest of them atleast we want have the Harassment on our streets and in the county also because Leroy Hobbs isn't a Hillbillie like the other one's an Hillbillie Payne kennyjholmes|@yahoo.com
Sam

Gulfport, MS

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That is Just what we need a Drug Dealer for sheriff
Transplant

Bay Saint Louis, MS

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Welcome to Mississippi, the "most corrupt" state in the country according to the Wall Street Journal.

Where a rite of passage is going to jail. It proves that you are a real man.

Pick up truck, gun, dog, woman and a probation officer, welcome to Mississippi.

If that's how you want the rest of the country to see you - then vote this piece of trash in.
Sam

Gulfport, MS

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Mar 27, 2007
 
Transplant GO BACK TO SLEEP THIS IS OUR STATE.
Transplant

Bay Saint Louis, MS

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Mar 27, 2007
 
If you are that proud of it, clean it up!
Don't pay lip service to derailing this guy's bid for office - do something about it. Or is it as I said so corrupt that you fear retribution?
Nobody seems to want to openly point fingers, because they are fearful of their own lives. Dixie Mafia, drug dealers, and everybody having an Auntie who's son it just precious, bless his heart.
whitney rosskpof

Gulfport, MS

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ya kidding wrote:
you think the department needs to go in a different direction?? Were kids buying drugs from your school resorce officers, or pimpimg high school kids at proms. Come on give us a break we have come a long way from your poor excuse for a sheriff. You used the office as a cover for your drug dealings and other things. George might not be the nicest of people but at least he is honest.
If you need a job I hear the saparonos are looking for some help. Now go back to your dreams and leave us alone we have enough problems to contend with.
as his granddaughter you jackass he was a wonderful man and who the hell are you to say that he wasnt a desent man? your not, if you dont think its hard enough dealing with his death and you coming along saying the rude and inasnely stupid comments dont help. thought you should know that and i would be thrilled if he'd been elected for sherrif for another term, he deserved it. he loved biloxi more than you ever would.
whitney rosskpof

Gulfport, MS

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Mar 3, 2008
 
Transplant wrote:
Welcome to Mississippi, the "most corrupt" state in the country according to the Wall Street Journal.
Where a rite of passage is going to jail. It proves that you are a real man.
Pick up truck, gun, dog, woman and a probation officer, welcome to Mississippi.
If that's how you want the rest of the country to see you - then vote this piece of trash in.
if anyone is a piece of trash i'd be you for putting that bullshit of a comment on here. thanks for your two sense that made no difference in the damn world.

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Ocean Springs

ISP: Pascagoula, MS

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Mar 7, 2008
 
whitney rosskpof wrote:
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if anyone is a piece of trash i'd be you for putting that bullshit of a comment on here. thanks for your two sense that made no difference in the damn world.
It's people like you and the good ole boy network that give Mississippi the stereotype that it has. The poster's message was true. MS is first in all the bad area's and last in the the things we want to be first in such as education. Not matter how good of a person he was, he was convicted, that makes him a convict and we don't need anymore convicts running things. The corruption on the coast is rediculous. Just take a look at Moss Point and the city of Gautier!
Live and Learn

Edmond, OK

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Mar 9, 2008
 
Makes sense to me. Put corrupt person in charge of the rest of the corrupt people so they can continue doing their corrupt actions with kick backs and under the table pay offs. I moved there in 1967 and left in 1984. I regret I still have family there but I myself have no desire to LIVE there again...Backward, pettiness and small minds galore...O yea, and I forgot the Ms.#1 commandment "SCREW THY NEIGHBORS WIFE". The one thing Ms. has alot of good is Beautiful Trees..They just stand there and show off their beauty...Too bad the people don't do the same.I'm not saying all the peeps are that way but ALOT are..It's too bad... But we choose where we want to be...
Just a beat cop

Gulfport, MS

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Mar 9, 2008
 
I know Leroy Hobbs has his family, friends and supporters who will miss him and thats to be expected. But, I do take exception to The Sun Heralds caption "Former Lawman dies at Home". To the casual passerby they would have interpeted the caption as a respected police officer or deputy passing away. The fact is he tarnished the badge, he crossed that thin blue line that we in law enforcement hold dear. That line we hold between the good and evil. Yes he was prior law enforcement but at the end of the day he was a convict, a convicted felon who went to jail for corruption and racketeering.
Just a beat cop

Gulfport, MS

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Mar 9, 2008
 
that should have been "interpreted".

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Ocean Springs

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Mar 10, 2008
 
Just a beat cop wrote:
I know Leroy Hobbs has his family, friends and supporters who will miss him and thats to be expected. But, I do take exception to The Sun Heralds caption "Former Lawman dies at Home". To the casual passerby they would have interpeted the caption as a respected police officer or deputy passing away. The fact is he tarnished the badge, he crossed that thin blue line that we in law enforcement hold dear. That line we hold between the good and evil. Yes he was prior law enforcement but at the end of the day he was a convict, a convicted felon who went to jail for corruption and racketeering.
It's good to know there are still good cops out there with values
dodgesxt1956

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Aug 25, 2008
 
The intention of a cop is bad cop good cop...which one is real...you never know how they look till their picture was took...What the gulf coast area needs is the ole days ...when the sheriff was sheriff and deputies were deputies..the best was in the early 80's...that when it was all good..you do the crime you do the time...
whitney rosskopf

Gulfport, MS

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Apr 12, 2009
 
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It's people like you and the good ole boy network that give Mississippi the stereotype that it has. The poster's message was true. MS is first in all the bad area's and last in the the things we want to be first in such as education. Not matter how good of a person he was, he was convicted, that makes him a convict and we don't need anymore convicts running things. The corruption on the coast is rediculous. Just take a look at Moss Point and the city of Gautier!
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yeah okay, i hate dealing with people like you.
YOU MADE NO DIFFERENCE IN THIS WORLD.
HELL even the city you live in.
he did so many gracious things for HIS city and HIS people. he has done alot more in his life than you would ever be able to accomplish.
thanks,
whitney rosskopf

Gulfport, MS

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Apr 13, 2009
 
Just a beat cop wrote:
I know Leroy Hobbs has his family, friends and supporters who will miss him and thats to be expected. But, I do take exception to The Sun Heralds caption "Former Lawman dies at Home". To the casual passerby they would have interpeted the caption as a respected police officer or deputy passing away. The fact is he tarnished the badge, he crossed that thin blue line that we in law enforcement hold dear. That line we hold between the good and evil. Yes he was prior law enforcement but at the end of the day he was a convict, a convicted felon who went to jail for corruption and racketeering.
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you dont know anything.
you know what the media has put out there which isnt even half of the truth.

you DO NOT know what he did
of what he did do.

get your story straight before you throw your uselss opinion out there.
Just a beat cop

Ocean Springs, MS

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whitney rosskopf wrote:
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you dont know anything.
you know what the media has put out there which isnt even half of the truth.
you DO NOT know what he did
of what he did do.
get your story straight before you throw your uselss opinion out there.
Why don't you tell us the rest of the story..Paul Harvey!
dara wellman

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Aug 18, 2009
 
it's funny how people always talk shit whenever they're not here to back themselves up. no one but his family knows the REAL leroy hobbs & its really sad because he was a great man. he made his mistakes in life just like everyone else was. people have done worse things than him but who are you to judge someone? take a step back & look at yourself, really. is it your place to judge someone other than yourself at all? i think that's God's place. i loved my uncle leroy with all my heart & myself along with many of other people miss him & adored him. so unless you knew leroy hobbs as a person, not the person that the media portrayed him to be, don't talk shit.
Just a beat cop

Ocean Springs, MS

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You need to get the chip off of your shoulder. Like I said in the original post Mr. Hobbs had his family and supporters. All I said was at the end of the day he was convicted of dealing in drugs and racketeering an hence has no place in law enforcement. There is no media conspiracy to portray him any different, just the facts as they were presented by the federal government.

Even Jeffrey Dahmer's mother loved him and said he was "a good boy".
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