Can’t fire him because he’s an elected official.
The governor can removed him under state law. Not sure the circumstances but there is a letter from 74 members of the state legislature asking Governor Scott to exercise that authority.
Oh yes, the sheriff can be fired. It’s Florida law.
80 or so Florida republican state legislatures led by the speaker of the house have petitioned Gov. Rick Scott for his removal.
Gov. Scott removed a county sheriff from office a few years ago and replaced him with an interim sheriff.
It’s in the rest of the article.
Wrong, the Governor of Florida has authority to remove a Sheriff from office, even though they are elected.
“Cant fire him because hes an elected official.”
True, but under Florida Law, the Governor can suspend him, which amounts to the same thing. He’s going, one way or another.
Governor can remove him.