Sunday, 24 August 2008

Charlotte sheriff primary turns negative | HeraldTribune.com | Southwest Florida's Information Leader

Read More Here: "Richard Worch, 53, was sheriff of Charlotte County for more than a decade and is campaigning as the 'longest-serving sheriff in the last 50 years.' Worch lost re-election in 2000, and he is looking back to days his tenure as sheriff, during which he says Charlotte County was safer than it is today.

Bill Cameron, 47, now an executive officer with the Sheriff's Office, paints Worch as a throwback candidate who will undo progress made by the department in the past eight years. Cameron has the backing of current Sheriff John Davenport."

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