OPERATION CODY- An undercover investigation into WA's commercial poaching

[quadrafire]

UC
I can't open any of the links 

[bigtex]

The links are working for me...

[quadrafire]

The links are working for me...

are you getting PDF links?

[Curly]

UC
I can't open any of the links 

I can't open any except the second one (Amy Stephson "Investigation").  With the other links, the computer doesn't know what program to open the documents.......it says unknown file type.

[bigtex]

The links are working for me...

are you getting PDF links?

Their opening in word for me

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[Curly]

The links are working for me...

are you getting PDF links?

Their opening in word for me

Thanks.  That helped me figure it out. 

I'm running an old Word version and the files don't have an extension.  After adding docx as an extension I can open the other files. 

[Curly]

I converted the documents to pdf format and they are attached for those that can't open the docx files.

[pianoman9701]

Wow, Cenci and Bjork and Capt. Anderson sound like really great guys. Not! Some of that stuff is unbelievable. It sounds like Jones ought to be talking with some lawyers and Cenci should be the one in the fire. It's too bad the WSP wasn't allowed to investigate further.

[bigtex]

Wow, Cenci and Bjork and Capt. Anderson sound like really great guys. Not! Some of that stuff is unbelievable. It sounds like Jones ought to be talking with some lawyers and Cenci should be the one in the fire. It's too bad the WSP wasn't allowed to investigate further.

They were allowed to investigate further. There were essentially 3 investigations; an audit of the Stephson investigation, Cenci's involvement in Operation Cody, and a program wide investigation. The first two have been released. Wait till November for the "big one"....

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[pianoman9701]

I'm on pins and needles. I see another book. This one should be even better. *&^%!! Quotes of a Top Cop by Todd V.

[ucwarden]

Wow, Cenci and Bjork and Capt. Anderson sound like really great guys. Not! Some of that stuff is unbelievable. It sounds like Jones ought to be talking with some lawyers and Cenci should be the one in the fire. It's too bad the WSP wasn't allowed to investigate further.

Fortunately, Jones is talking with some very good lawyers.  It is my hope that he not only gets his job back, but that he gets so much money out of these guys that he gets one hell of a paid vacation in Hawaii for his whole family.  Firing him, for a bunch of B.S., put his family through hell. 

[ucwarden]

Wow, Cenci and Bjork and Capt. Anderson sound like really great guys. Not! Some of that stuff is unbelievable. It sounds like Jones ought to be talking with some lawyers and Cenci should be the one in the fire. It's too bad the WSP wasn't allowed to investigate further.

They were allowed to investigate further. There were essentially 3 investigations; an audit of the Stephson investigation, Cenci's involvement in Operation Cody, and a program wide investigation. The first two have been released. Wait till November for the "big one"....

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This is the one time I disagree with BigTex.  WSP was not allowed to investigate anything except for what was in the Amy Stephson "investigation", and Operation Cody.  Although they heard about a lot more, they could not investigate any of it; as per instructions from Deputy Director Joe Stohr.  The reason I am so anxious to see the 6,000 page report from WSP, is that report contains the transcripts of interviews of over 125 WDFW employees.  I believe that many of the employees intended to air it all out in those interviews, even if it was outside of the scope of what they were asked, because as I told everyone; we will only get one shot at this.  I assume that employees provided a great deal of additional material, which is included in those 6,000 pages.  As soon as I get my hands on it, I will start releasing it. 
Since WDFW doesn't seem to interested in doing the right thing, I am hoping all of you (the public) can force them to do so. 

[bigtex]

Wow, Cenci and Bjork and Capt. Anderson sound like really great guys. Not! Some of that stuff is unbelievable. It sounds like Jones ought to be talking with some lawyers and Cenci should be the one in the fire. It's too bad the WSP wasn't allowed to investigate further.

They were allowed to investigate further. There were essentially 3 investigations; an audit of the Stephson investigation, Cenci's involvement in Operation Cody, and a program wide investigation. The first two have been released. Wait till November for the "big one"....

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This is the one time I disagree with BigTex.  WSP was not allowed to investigate anything except for what was in the Amy Stephson "investigation", and Operation Cody.  Although they heard about a lot more, they could not investigate any of it; as per instructions from Deputy Director Joe Stohr.  The reason I am so anxious to see the 6,000 page report from WSP, is that report contains the transcripts of interviews of over 125 WDFW employees.  I believe that many of the employees intended to air it all out in those interviews, even if it was outside of the scope of what they were asked, because as I told everyone; we will only get one shot at this.  I assume that employees provided a great deal of additional material, which is included in those 6,000 pages.  As soon as I get my hands on it, I will start releasing it. 
Since WDFW doesn't seem to interested in doing the right thing, I am hoping all of you (the public) can force them to do so.

Oops. For some reason I thought Unsworth allowed WSP to expand the scope of the investigation.

Either way, happy to see the truth is starting to come out!

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[ucwarden]

Wow, Cenci and Bjork and Capt. Anderson sound like really great guys. Not! Some of that stuff is unbelievable. It sounds like Jones ought to be talking with some lawyers and Cenci should be the one in the fire. It's too bad the WSP wasn't allowed to investigate further.

They were allowed to investigate further. There were essentially 3 investigations; an audit of the Stephson investigation, Cenci's involvement in Operation Cody, and a program wide investigation. The first two have been released. Wait till November for the "big one"....

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This is the one time I disagree with BigTex.  WSP was not allowed to investigate anything except for what was in the Amy Stephson "investigation", and Operation Cody.  Although they heard about a lot more, they could not investigate any of it; as per instructions from Deputy Director Joe Stohr.  The reason I am so anxious to see the 6,000 page report from WSP, is that report contains the transcripts of interviews of over 125 WDFW employees.  I believe that many of the employees intended to air it all out in those interviews, even if it was outside of the scope of what they were asked, because as I told everyone; we will only get one shot at this.  I assume that employees provided a great deal of additional material, which is included in those 6,000 pages.  As soon as I get my hands on it, I will start releasing it. 
Since WDFW doesn't seem to interested in doing the right thing, I am hoping all of you (the public) can force them to do so.

Oops. For some reason I thought Unsworth allowed WSP to expand the scope of the investigation.

Either way, happy to see the truth is starting to come out!

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Nope, Unsworth did not allow a full investigation, and he allowed the very administrators who were being investigated to remain in office (in power) during the entire investigation.  A bit intimidating for some, knowing the people they are testifying against are still watching over their shoulders, but there is a slight chance that the good guys might actually win this time.

[bigtex]

Todd,

What's your view on Unsworth so far?

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